Jin's Kitchen

Great place for authentic Chinese. Skip the American Chinese take-out choices on the board and ask for their "special" menu. We had "Sliced Beef Tendons in Hot Chilli Sauce", "Pork and Chinese Chives w/ Dried Bean Curd", "Twice Cooked Pork Sichuan Style" and "Cumin Lamb". Edit: we went back a week later and tried "Fish Fillet w/ Pickled Cabbage and Chili", "Cumin Beef" and "Shanghai-style Ribs". All excellent. I also ordered the "Sliced Beef Tendons in Hot Chilli Sauce" again. That one is addictive.

Great spot for spicy food. Rice fresh and fluffy. Abundant ginger.

Food was disgusting. Wonton soup was watered down broth full of noodles...no veggies nor flavor. Chicken fried rice...ugghhh....very oily. They asked if I liked peas, I said yes. The fried rice had 2 peas and I small carrot cube. I asked if veggies were supposed to be in the rice, they said no. So I asked why they asked if I liked peas and they pointed to the no refund sign. The chicken was brown and looked like it was scraped off the carcass. When I called and complained and asked for a refund, they hung up on me. Red Ginger here I come!

I don’t know if it was a joke but I ordered something and it definitely was microwaved. Get it together I know you can do better

Never tried this place before and ordered delivery. Incredible food - everything was so packed with flavor and well done, I definitely know where I’m going next time I crave Chinese food.

Staff was very rude , lady at cash register was being rude and rolling her eyes trying to give me the wrong order and having me pay for the wrong order after I told her many times I’m not paying for the correct order ! And she went to the back and took my food and did who knows what and said “here’s your food” very bad place never going here again ! Horrible staff and horrible place ! Only gave a star so I can write a review.

Food was terrible didn't even get my order right noodles were cold and rubbery I ordered fried rice and sent me white rice ordered egg drop soup was 99% liquid maybe two carrots one pea