New Jin Jin Chinese Restaurant near Inlet Beach

Re: Chinese Restaurant to Open near Inlet Beach

Martha Stewart says if you don't want the clear plastic to stain with red sauce, before putting the red sauce into the container, spray the container liberally with a cooking spray, like Canola oil. ;-)

How do you know so much about everything?:idontno:Martha Stewart!

I love Chinese food and will have to try it. I am sure they have chicken fried rice which is one fave of mine but do they have Sesame Chicken or General Tsao's chicken on their menu? Different Chinese restaurants call that same dish by one name or the other. :drool:

LadyD, I just checked the menu and they have both of those items. THe sesame chicken is great!!! I am eating the last of my leftovers now. We had them for dinner, lunch and now dinner again. :shock: It is still good although I added a little red curry for some flava!:wub:

Re: Chinese Restaurant to Open near Inlet Beach

Thanks for the update. I have had my eye on them. Is that the same owners as the one in Dfunk? Will they have buffet? It is so rare these days to find good chineses food outside of a big city. Let us know how it is.

Ate there on Saturday. Food was great and big portions! :clap:

I saw a Jin Jin in Niceville on the way to VPS. Same family?

I was wondering this myself. I have several of the plastic containers mentioned above from this location so thats a sign pointing towards yes. I've never seen any other chinese restaurant use anything but the foil containers or paper boxes.

We had dinner at New Jin Jin last night. First of all, the place was packed with people picking up dinner to go. The dining area is not very big, only about 6 tables. We had a group of 10, and they allowed us to rearrange tables to suit our crowd.

Overall, our experience was good. There were so many people waiting on their orders to go that it was a little chaotic. Some people waited much much longer than others.

Our food arrived within 15 minutes, but some of our group didn't get their food til much later (you order at counter).

The food was all good, better than any other chinese around. The veggies were fresh, various egg/shrimp/spring rolls were crispy and yummy. However, the flavor of the food was so mild it seemed lacking.
(note, everyone with us lives and breathes thai food, so our expectations are different from others).

Menu choices are plenty. Drink choices very limited.

For an easy take out, I recommend this place. we will certainly drop in again when we happen to be in the inlet beach area.

Try the Szechuan Chicken if you want spicy. its alot like the general Tsaos except its not fried.