Michelle B.

I was really hoping this would be a good place, but it was disappointing. We stopped in on a Saturday for lunch. There were no other customers when we got there. The woman at the counter was not very inviting, but we placed our orders and sat down to wait. It took a good 15 minutes to get our food, which was fine because they were actually cooking it fresh. We sat down at a table got our chop sticks ready and you would think it was pretty obvious that we would be dining in. When our order was ready, the woman bagged it all up as if we were taking it to go. Not such a huge deal, except for the fact that it is very wasteful. I got the General Tso's Chicken. It wasn't very spicy, and it was extremely sugary. It wasn't a sauce on the chicken, it was a syrup. A couple of pieces in and I got a piece that seemed to be nothing but a fried ball of tempura, but since I shoved the whole thing in my mouth at once, I couldn't be positive. Then I got another. Decided at that point to start breaking them open to find the chicken. Sadly, there wasn't a lot of chicken to be found. Some didn't seem to have any at all, and several pieces had itty-bitty, little pieces in it...I think. My daughter got the Sesame Chicken, which is battered and fried the same way. I would bet that hers wasn't very packed with chicken either. Hubby had a beef dish that I don't remember the name of, and he seemed to think it was better than what he has had from Jin Jin. I've not eaten at Jin Jin, myself, so I don't know how that compares. We all liked the Fried Rice! It's not going to be the greatest you will ever have, but it was good. The prices on their lunch specials are good. You get your entree with fried rice and a drink for $4.99 - $5.29. So not too damaging to the wallet. I will definitely give them another chance. I will just stay away from the sweet sauce dishes and go for something like Szechuan Beef or Hot & Spicy Chicken. They have a pretty large menu, so there is plenty to try. Hopefully I can update this with a better rating.