Jin Asian Cafe

1053 W Belmont Ave, Chicago
(773) 248-1133

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Katz Beautiful World

We’ve literally searched high & low for good Asian cuisine and Jin Asian is AWESOME and a very kind gentleman helped me! :) highly recommend

Food: 5

Service: 5

Elaine Downing

Two friends and I ordered 3 dinners and crab rangoon. EVERY dish was TASTELESS. My Shrimp Padthi was watery with NO flavor or taste. The beef fried rice barely had any beef and no flavor/taste. The Lo mein was just as bad, no flavor or taste, watery. Usually when you open the containers you can SMELL the food. NOT TONIGHT. Between the three of us we spent $68.00 tip included. I've been eating here since COVID passed and the food has gotten worse in the past year or two. Hire a new cook, stop SKIMPING on the ingredients.
whatever you do, PLEASE do it soon or continue to have a DECLINING BUSINESS and loss of INCOME.
Sincerely,
In need of good ASIAN CUISINE IN LINCOLN PARK

Food: 1

Service: 2

Tremon Wright

Great Chinese. I love it!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Medy Kamchievmedy

Bad restaurant , The service and food here are very bad.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Kristine Fulton

Great food! Terrific service!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Morgan Schnell

Friendly service; above and beyond every time I’ve ordered. In Detroit I was obsessed with “Almond Boneless Chicken” or War Su Gai. And I was delighted to find it here in Chicago (aren’t we so spoiled with food here in the city?!)! The chicken was moist and lightly breaded. The brown sauce took me back to many comforting memories. Thank you for making this dish. It was everything I expected and the quality made it exceptional.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

juliana ruiz

i am a loyal costumer to the jin asian cafe. anytime i’m craving chicken fried rice this is my go to spot! the prices are amazing you get so much food for such a great price! it’s always consistent in quality, it’s always great food time and time again! if you need to satisfy your Chinese takeout craving go here!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Jason Raether

Absolutely fire

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Kevin Koreman

Ordered delivery. The bag was not packaged securely, and the entire containers of moo shu and sesame chicken spilled out into the bag onto EVERYTHING. A small piece of cardboard between the plastic containers and rice containers would have helped stabilize it.

1 of 2 white rices were missing.

The sesame chicken container was skimpy—barely half full for $15. As if I had ordered a small.

The moo shu was good and their pancakes were decent which is hard to find in the city.

Disappointed overall…. I was hoping it would have been my new go-to Chinese spot.

Food: 3

Service: 2

Isabella Bryant

Just swung by Jin Asian Cafe on Belmont in Lakeview, easy 5 stars 🇨🇭. Dropped about $30 on a Crispy Tofu app, Chicken Fried Rice and Sesame Chicken dinner, plus Thai iced tea. Portions were solid and flavors hit just right, nothing watered down, all legit. Staff was friendly, chill vibe, quick service. Cozy local spot that’s perfect for a no-fuss, tasty dinner. Highly recommend!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Viktor Köves

Dined in and got great food for a great price! Highly recommend

Derek Krueger

We love their food. So yummy and the portions are perfect. And when we are missing home we know we can Get Michigan style Almond boneless chicken!! To take us back to Detroit. Had a few conversations with the owner when we have are in house she was so happy and welcoming..

John Lewis

Almond Boneless Chicken! Michiganders can find it here. Yum!! 😋

Adrian McNair

Haven’t been here in years and was in Chicago this weekend and had to stop by. Food tastes as great as always and the owners are the nicest. Make sure to stop by sometime if you haven’t tried it.

Nitin Malla

I recently visited this restaurant and was surprised to find it completely empty. I ordered the chicken potstickers and the Singapore rice noodles, requesting that they substitute the thin rice noodles with lo mein noodles. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing.

The potstickers, while flavorful, were just dough with no chicken inside—as evident in the attached photo. As for the Singapore rice noodles, I specifically asked for lo mein noodles instead, but they left it as thin rice noodles. When I pointed this out, they insisted that the thin noodles were their version of lo mein, which was baffling. That would have been frustrating enough, but to make things worse, the dish was almost entirely missing meat—I eventually found one tiny piece of chicken buried in it.

It’s frustrating to see restaurants receive high ratings just because they’re small businesses. Good food and honest service should be the standard, and unfortunately, this place didn’t meet either. There’s no way this deserves the high ratings it’s been getting.

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