Jin Jin Chinese Restaurant

Meh. Fairly average American-Chinese food that you could find in most small towns across America. Perhaps some people are just looking for more of that classic salt and sugar fill that you get from this sort of food but I think they over do it here.

We tried the bourbon chicken because of previous yelp recommenders here and while it was better than the other dishes, it was just ok. Very sauce-e chicken, which some might like, but was too much for us. It came, like all of the dishes, with a surprisingly bland yellow rice with tiny bits of pork and nothing else. I typically expect the brown-looking fried rice with some veggies mixed in from places like this. Ironically, it was the only thing that wasn't overly salty besides the egg rolls. The pork lo mein was fine, just not much flavor or deliciousness to it. Same goes for the egg rolls which needed the duck sauce to compensate for the dryness. Spare ribs were solid as they should be. Finally, egg drop soup was fine as expected.

Food came pretty quickly, portions were good, and staff was friendly and taking precautions for covid. Also, the price is right as the total came to under $30 for our food. Wouldn't avoid this place but wouldn't seek it out either.

Love this place and the owners are great.
Food is very good.
#1 dish for me is chicken with mixed vegetables white sauce hot and spicy.

This is NOT good Chinese food.

We've eaten here three times now. All 3 visits, I was extremely disappointed in the taste and quality of the food. It has no flavor - I mean none. Sa Cha Chicken is supposed to be spicy - this was the most bland, flavorless version I've ever had. I believe they use frozen vegetables. The egg rolls have consistently been cold and soggy and flavorless. I'm not really sure how they have stayed in business. I can make better from the frozen aisle at Food Lion.

This was a nice surprise for a quick stop. Veggies were frest, food was hot, chicken was not overdone and the service was fast. Generous portions, too.

Small place but you get a large helping. Great place for dinner and a movie at home. Take out is number 1 in Richfield.

While it's not the best or healthiest food, Jin Jins is a Pfeiffer tradition. After graduating and going our separate ways, my friends and I have started to search for a local 'Jin jins'-like place to give us a little bit to connect with our past four college years.

I'm not a big fan of Chinese cuisine, but Jin Jin's is tasty. Big portions and quick service. I like the Bourbon Chicken.