It was such a great experience. Service was excellent, staff waiting my table were extremely polite and took care of me. Food is priced really well. Ordered the Half Spicy Half Soy Garlic Wings, tastes really good - crispy and saucy on the outside but nice and tender inside.

Delicious fried chicken and sauces, and excellent service. Restaurant is nicely designed: modern and neat inside. Just the right number of options on the menu

Accommodated a large group of 8 and made adjustments to the dishes for vegetarians. Food was great and service was very fast and attentive.

Nice place to try. During a holiday season some places are crowded and not even good but this place is far from tourist attraction, and food was good too, the guy served us was fast and great.

Went here for dinner before a concert at Terminal 5 and would definitely go back. Their service was very fast and the food was great. I got the Kimchi Fried Rice and would highly recommend. We made a reservation ahead of time and I’m glad we did - although it was pretty empty when we got there, it filled up fast and we would have had to wait for a table if we got there 15 minutes later.

Wow what a hidden gem!! Friendly staff who are always on the look out for an empty glass. Definitely a most go if you're looking for Korean place in hells kitchen. Things to try, the fried chicken, go for the half spicy half soy, the galbi with cheese corn, and the bulgogi with rice you won't be disappointed!

The friendliest nicest staff and got my craving for Tteok-bokki fully satisfied and came with delicious chicken katsu ! Food is excellent ! Kept staring at everyone else’s plates too.

The Jin's known for its Korean foods & drinks & quick service to be served. Friendly, great ambiance, great hangout spot to hit whether you're with family, friends, couples,special occasions, and even alone to chill out in the vibe 🍺 Food Korean fried chicken🍗 is fantastic here at the Jin. Beside that there's top 3 item I recommend (All below are entree size): 》Cheese tteokbokki (rice cakes) 》Kimchi fried rice (seasoned very well) 》Pork belly ( Amazing, can taste the smoke right off the Grilll )

Everything was delicious, the ginger in the Korean iced tea was pleasant surprise. The kimchi quesadilla....I still daydream of it. Great experience

This is such a great place! Personal favorites are the Cheese Tteokbokki and Soy Garlic Korean Fried Chicken, absolutely to die for! The service was simply perfect. Everyone was so attentive and considerate. Very cozy and cool vibe to it. Next time I come to New York will visit again! See you soon The Jin!

Went to The Jin for lunch and was really impressed with their food and service! The portion and the price were also very reasonable for nyc. Both korean fried chicken (soy garlic & spicy) and short ribs with corn cheese were sooooo good! The fried chicken was full of flavor and crispy. The short ribs tasted just right and was tender. Would definitely go back!

juicy wings that are super crispy and saucy. affordable drinks.

Very tasty food and very reasonably priced. Ordered the soy garlic wings and grilled pork belly with kimchi. The wings were very crispy and flavorful,but not too overwhelming. Wings were a good size too, not those tiny pinky sized wings. The pork belly has a very nice charred and grilled flavor. The alcohol looked pretty expensive but I didn't drink. The staff was friendly and helpful too. No complaints

This is a wonderful place with delicious food. We were delighted! Excellent service and a very charming atmosphere.

We've come to The Jin for lunch and brunch. This is a casual place with drinks. So far, I've tried the bulgoki, which was as amazing as the kimchi fried rice. The kimchi side was also very good. The spicy wings are a slow burn on the sweet tangy side. The wings come with a side salad and pickled radishes. I want crazy about the kimchi scallion pancake, which was a little dougy. I highly recommend the bulgoki, wings and fried rice. I'm looking forward to trying their burger on my next visit. Pictures below are of the wings and the kimchi fried rice.

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The Jin has one of the best Korean foods I’ve ever had. The place is nice and cozy. My favorite was the marinated short ribs and the Korean fried chicken. The servers were so nice and attentive which made the dining experience so pleasant. I’d recommend to anyone that wants high quality Korean food.

Super great chicken wings. Service was quick and attentive. I had the wings and asked for them to be super spicy. They were pretty spicy, and they maintained a great taste. Wings were heavily breaded. I would like to go back again.

A Hidden Gem on 10th Avenue! Jin Korean Restaurant is an absolute delight! From the moment you step in, you’re greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy ambiance that makes you feel right at home. The menu is a treasure trove of authentic Korean dishes, each bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. I loved it!

I visited here because of a tiktok influencer on my lunch break and I did NOT regret it. I arrived early afternoon when it was pretty empty. The Waiter was courteous and respectful. All of the dishes were amazing! I’ve never had these traditional Korean dishes, but I’m certain this won’t be the last! I was going to opt out of dairy In my spicy rice cake, but I forgot. Good quality meal near Columbus circle. My bill came to about $35 for everything. Great lunch and dinner! I’ll be sure to try more things. Good quality kimchi too! The tteokbokki was the perfect level of spicy + a hint of sweetness in the sauce chewy rice cakes. I’m not sure why expected something similar to onigiri lol

had such a great experience here!! we were a big group so we got to try a lot of different dishes, and i loveddd the katsu & tteokbokki, short ribs, and pork belly!! the service was super quick & our servers were very friendly too. highly recommend:)

One of the most delicious vegetarian ramen I ate and loved the corn with cheese. The atmosphere of the place was peaceful and my friends and I enjoyed a conversation there a lot. Will definitely come again soon.

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Nice fried chicken!! Crispy and soft on my stomach. Thank you, Davis, for ordering for us!

Great Korean fried chicken, the spicy isn't really spicy however, more like savory, & the soy garlic is quite sweet, so as long as you expect that, you'll enjoy it

This is my favorite Korean fried chicken place in NYC! The Jin is a wonderful restaurant with great consistent food and customer service every time I have dined in or gotten delivery from them. It has been a terrific place for affordable comfort food despite the crazy times we live in. It's one of the greatest hidden little gems in NYC that I'm glad to have stumbled upon!

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The Korean fried chicken is SO good. And the staff is really kind. Love the vibe here. Came in around 5pm, it was not busy and could drift away while listening to nice Korean songs.

Unique style of Korean fried chicken. Not my personal favorite but definitely still solid and worth a great review. Very helpful staff and the atmosphere is pleasant.

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MUST get the tteokbokki + chicken katsu set!!! Perfect level of spicy + a hint of sweetness in the sauce chewy rice cakes and perfectly crisp katsu.

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THEY COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENT I get take out from The Jin about once a month. I usually get the Cheesy Teokbokki w/ Chicken Katsu (pictured above). It’s a hefty portion size for $15. I usually make some rice at home and get 2-3 meals total out of it. I love spicy food and this always hits the spot for anyone who likes to sweat. It’s always ready in 15 mins or less. All around love this place. Highly rec.

Got pan fried dumplings and boneless chicken wings. Soy garlic is delicious. Wings were crispy flavored quite well. Service was quick and friendly. Couldn’t ask for more!

I LOVE this place! The food is absolutely amazing (I’ve tried six of their dishes so far), the staff is super friendly, the atmosphere is nice, and the prices are more than fair. I found this place last month and I’ve been back several times since. They have the only japchae I like other than my mom’s but the kimchi quesadilla is still my personal favorite.

Great place in a convenient location. Very clean, great atmosphere and amazing food. Will be back as soon as we can. Highly recommend the wings and the kimchi pancake.

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It's rare to come across a gem of a place where all the stars align and the food Gods smile on you. We had the Korean fried chicken half and half with spicy and sesame mix + the bulgogi beef with caremelized onions with a side of rice. As I said it all tasted incredible! The fried chicken was moist and not oily at all! They provide sides of kimchi and spicy sauce but you MUST ask for their pickled radishes. Having Korean fried chicken without pickled radish leaves the whole experience a bit incomplete... The staff was also super friendly with impeccable service. Hopefully we'll get a chance to eat here again!

All the food was delicious, especially the boneless chicken, which was nice and big. Great value for the price!

March 2022. This is a small Korean restaurant. The menu is simple, with only a few small plates and larger dinners to choose from. We tried the boneless fried chicken and kimchi pancake, and I had the bulgogi beef fried rice. Everything was delicious. We especially like the fried chicken, which was crispy and juicy, with flavorful sauces. Expect to spend $20-30 per person. The only problem for us was the music was maybe 50% too loud and we couldn't hear the wait staff (or each other, for that matter).

Stumbled upon this new spot in the neighborhood and immediately agreed it is one of our new favorites. The food was so wonderful: simple yet delicious and interesting and wonderfully prepared. The portions we more than generous for the price point and the service was truly top notch. We had the rice bowls that were bangin’ and the wings were spot on (so I was told by my fiancé who devastated them!). This will be a frequent dinner spot for us. I just hope they hold us a table!

Great chicken with a great variety of choices. The boneless chicken was so crispy and hot. I also ordered a pork belly with kimchi. Nice juicy pork belly that go surprisingly well with their kimchi and rice. Must try if you’re in NYC.

Great service, spot on menu recommendations, and good portion sizes. The sauce for the Tteobokki is thick and not to spicy, it's PERFECT

This place is incredible! The boneless wings are super delicious, some of the best I’ve ever had. The grilled chicken salad is great, comes with beetroot 😍!! Also highly recommend the cinnamon-flavored Korean Iced Tea cocktail, a very unique experience!!

Went to the Jin for dinner. Place is nicely decorated. Waiters came to us right away and gave us a lot of attention the whole evening. Food menu is simple and very effective. Everything we ordered was really good. Fried chicken was delicious as well as the Bulgogi Taco. Definitely will come back again.

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Absolutely incredible. Probably one of my favorite restaurants in NY. Food was incredible fresh, flavorful, and filling. Love the portions. Service was very friendly. Can’t wait to come back! We shared the grilled chicken with sautéed vegetables and the chicken katsu both with rice.

The fried chicken is utmost delicious, crispy and crunchy. You can hear it as you eat it. The bulgogi tacos are so creative. It’s like Korean BBQ in a taco! And the kimchi fried rice is so satisfying! But my fave is the yuja aide, it’s a perfect drink with the spicy wings!

Food was affordable and good tasting! I ordered the chicken katsu ($17) and the kimchi fried rice ($15), both also came with a side salad which is a plus. The chicken katsu was very crunchy and the Kimchi fried rice was the perfect amount of spice, I maybe wish the egg would’ve been runnier. Other than that, a great place to get korean food in the upper west side ✨

The Jin is great! Came here with some friends on a Thursday night (no reservations required) and it was popping. The vibe of the place was great and love how it's decorated. The staff was friendly and showed us to our table. The restaurant was unique in that the menu is against the wall. The fried chicken is the thing to get here. It may be the crunchiest fried chicken I've ever had. Though I liked both, I definitely preferred the garlic soy. One thing I have to say is that these wings were MASSIVE. I shared a plate of 11 with someone else and even that was not enough for us to finish. But what I was most surprised by was how good the other dishes were as well. My friend got the kimchi fried rice and it was amazing. Will be back here to try the rest of the menu (will get the cheese ttoboki next time!)

Nice chill spot, amazing Korean fried chicken! Food: have come here twice for the soy garlic fried chicken (bone in). Delicious and some of the best I’ve had in Manhattan! They also have a spicy sauce which give a a nice sweet heat kick. Fried chicken comes with a small side of kimchi, radish, and extra sauce. Drinks: I’ve only had the IPA’s here - they’re good! Ambiance/Service: This spot is small and kind of narrow so it does fill up quickly, but definitely worthy it for the food. Service has always been prompt and servers are friendly.

Great tasty food and really good for the price. Start with a soju-infused cocktail and get the kimchi quesadilla. You can’t go wrong with an order or two of the KFC and get some teokbokki to accompany that. Everything is delicious and the service is fast.

Pretty tasty!! I got the beef bulgogi japchae and almost ate the chopsticks too🤣

Great food! I would recommend the fried chicken (soy garlic), cheese tteokbokki with chicken katsu, and the beef burger.

KA

Super cute restaurant! The staff is so friendly And customer service was top tier! The food was also fairly priced and very flavorful. I recommend the soy garlic Korean fried chicken. Definitely recommend this place!

Emily Aldous

Absolutely phenomenal restaurant. The food was delectable, the restaurant had an unpretentious yet elevated atmosphere, and the service was truly excellent. I could not have asked for a better first meal in NYC Recommend: fried chicken wings with hot sauce and the pork belly

Donna S

Food is solid here. Really like how fast the food came. Everything is made fresh and the fried chicken is super crispy on the outside the juicy on the inside. Cheese corn was very flavourful. The pancake was also very solid. Japchae was seasoned perfectly. Expect service to be a little slower because it is a mom and pop shop. It looks like there is one person cooking, one person taking the order, one person prepping other things and a busser. Be patient and they will get to you. Atmosphere is nice. Very casual place for authentic Korean food. Could be good for casual date night or friend gathering. Would come again.

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Ty Ty

Ordered Japchae and Fried Chicken, both are fresh and hot. Recommend japchae and do not recommend boneless fried chicken. It is chicken breast and dry, next time will try wings. Kimchi doesn’t have good crisp fresh texture and seem like factory made. Servers are great and atmosphere is also welcoming. Would recommend this place.

Leesa Thomas

I had a wonderful experience at The Jin. The restaurant is beautiful, the service was amazing, and the fried chicken in the soy garlic sauce was the best fried chicken I've had in a long time. The portions were much larger than I anticipated, which for me was wonderful. I was able to take home left overs to have for dinner. I highly recommend this spot. It's a gem for sure!

尚美汐

The Cheese Tteokbokki with Katsu and Bulgogi Japchae were perfect. I would definitely recommend trying this place. Yet the fried chicken was a bit under-seasoned, the sauce flavor was mostly just on the crust, and the meat was slightly dry.

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Nate Cab

Had a great time at The Jin NYC! The food was delicious and perfect for sharing. Big shoutout to Claire—she was so patient and helpful in guiding us through the menu and picking the best dishes for our group. Really appreciated her kindness and attention. Can’t wait to come back!

Selina L

Stopped by on a weekday afternoon while passing through the area. The weather was nice, so we grabbed a seat by the window. My friend and I ordered a beer and a glass of wine (I think there was only one white wine option, but it was dry and crisp—really enjoyed it). For food, we got 6-piece wings, fries, and corn cheese. The chicken came out hot and crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and both dipping sauces (soy and spicy) were just my style. The fries were perfectly cooked and went great with our drinks. The corn cheese was a bit bland on its own, but pairing it with the spicy sauce from the chicken made it just right. Overall, a great spot to relax and enjoy some drinks and snacks—I’ll definitely be back when I’m in the mood!

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Ben Sroka

Food came out pretty quick. Beef bulgogi, grilled chicken and vegetables, fried chicken, beef dumplings. All excellent and fresh. My mom complimented the food probably 5 times (I’m lucky to get 1 out of her, typically). We came at ~4:50 on Saturday; empty. Within an hour it was completely filled. Prices were reasonable and service was good. Can’t recommend highly enough.

Tristan

This restaurant was just so good. While the service was a bit slow, I loved the food. The beef bulgogi was to die for, and the Korean Fried Chicken was so good. I also loved the atmosphere; it was just incredible. If you’re in Hell’s Kitchen, please stop here because it was so good.

David Barber

Insanely delicious casual food! My wife and I have a new favorite in Hells Kitchen, The Jin. This place has it all, insanely delicious food, hip, warm atmosphere and extremely polite service. About the food, first, it doesn’t matter if you love Korean food or not, the place is basically pub grub, Korean style. The beef Bulgogi taco is to die for. The marinated beef is tender and sweet and boy do they pack it full. So much meat. And the peppers and Parmesan cheese add just enough flavor to make it pop. The Jin has a full bar too with local and Korean brews. My wife and I loved our recent lunch at The Jin so much we just booked a table for twelve next week to entertain our friends after a piano recital!

Christine L

A tiny spot but very lively with great service, delicious food, and comfortable vibes. A great location, right down the street from Terminal 5 where we had a concert to attend. The employees were very friendly and quick. The menu is not that large but everything looked delicious. We were feeling like having fried rice so the kimchi fried rice and the Jin fried rice were absolutely perfect. The egg on top made it even better. The prices are pretty good and the portions are well worth it. I will definitely be back! Now for my standard comments. Location is kept clean and seating is comfortable. The wall to wall windows open up when the weather is nice so you get some fresh air even when indoors.

First time trying the wings from The Jin NYC and so far it was pretty good. I do agree it should include pickled radish but that’s like every Korean Fried Chicken I always order. Taste was good, crunchy but not over fried. Will definitely try the other dishes one day.

Environment: 4, good for a sit-down chat with friends, though it was a bit cold since the front of the restaurant was open presumably because of COVID Service: 5, excellent, waiter was super friendly and non-imposing Food: 3, spicy chicken was too sour for our tastes and the soy garlic was more soy sauce with almost non-existent garlic flavor. Chicken Katsu was nice and crispy, tteokbeokki sauce was a bit too sweet for my liking. The rice cakes were perfectly chewy!

Their Fried Chicken was awesome!!! But Shrimp scallions pancake wasn't what I expected. I saw they have mexican and american menu, so it might be better to go to Korea Town if you want traditional Korean food.

When presenting the CC terminal to the customer please don't tap the 20 tip amount for me then hover over me. You guarantee I'm going to lower the tip.

Chicken was very good. Crispy on the outside soft and tender on the inside. The food was good with great ambience. service was great. They were very hospitable and friendly. I would go back for the chicken!

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WOW! Just opened in my hood, ate here on the first day! Got a basic small order of wings to go and they were FANTASTIC! Crunchy, crispy, juicy tender meat, good sized wings. Split the sauces to try and they were both awesome! Friendly staff! Cozy atmosphere with a few big screens for games, and beer on tap! Great new addition to the neighborhood!

Lovely casual space, very friendly ajumma, better than decent fried chicken, the kim chi pancake actually has large chunks of kim chi in it . Will definitely be back if Korean craving hits and I'm too lazy to make my way all the way to ktown.

Good food, pretty authentic Korean food. Good service, but the only thing we didn't like was how delivery bike riders were hanging around the restaurant, speaking loudly on their phones. Didn't help with the dining experience for sure! (Look at pics)

Casual and tasty Korean. Fried chicken was very popular. The bulgogi dishes are tasty and they've got soju un several flavors.

Their spicy rice cake and pork belly dish were both very good, highly recommended! The staffs were very friendly and food served pretty quickly. Only thing is that the restaurant is quite small so it can feel a little busy during peak hours.

Alex

A solid choice for Korean food. The wings are tasty and the japchae was also very good. Very friendly staff and reasonably priced (for NYC). A good option if you want a decent but not over the top place

Josh Peters

Tasty, quick, affordable, Korean food in a cozy spot. This is a nice gem in Hell's Kitchen. I got the fried chicken with rice and the chicken was perfectly done, crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. Will definitely be back!

Briella Price

Very cute spot with a limited menu. Korean fried chicken is the best thing on the menu. The spicy isn’t really spicy and is more sweet. Soy garlic is sweet w hint of garlic. A lil pricy for 11 wings but 8/10.

Some good munchies-type food, basic. Reasonable prices. Friendly service. Quesadilla was nice, fried rice tasty, kalbi was good, chicken katsu was on the heavy side and not sure if fresh. Have a nice big cold draft beer and munch out!

Had late lunch with my friend and we ordered marinated short rib, fried chicken, and fries. The food was decent, cocktail was ok, the atmosphere was calm and cozy but it was way too hot in the restaurant. I was sweating the whole time. The price for food was pretty affordable.

Don't come here hungry, not bad for small bites though. Service was great. The staff were attentive, friendly and courteous. The place is clean and relatively empty even on a Friday night. The food itself was only ok. For a korean establishment I was surprised they only gave picked radish as bon chon. I was disappointed you need to pay for kimchi but I'm comparing this place to ones in Flushing. The food was on the pricey side and their portions were much smaller then most places. Overall, the taste of the food was satisfactory and left you wanting more, but the portions left you needing more. Drinks are over-priced. If ur craving just a few pieces of korean wings after already having a hearty meal, check this place out, otherwise I'd say make ur way to k-town or flushing.

We had lunch here one weekend since it was close to Columbus Circle. We didn't love it. Service was friendly but food was so so. Meat was over cooked and our rice was brought out way in advance so by the time the entrees came the rice was cold.

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We arrived 40 minutes prior to closing and we were practically rushed to eat our meal and leave within that time frame. Establishments need to change their hours of operation if that’s the case. If you close at 10pm then close at 10pm not 30 or 45 minutes before. It’s just isn’t a good business practice. The food was tasty but wish we had more time to enjoy and consume the dishes we ordered. The Korean fried chicken is tasty. We are considering on returning on a later date.

Service was great! The food all came out pretty fast. We got kimchi fried rice, half & half chicken, and short ribs w corn cheese. The kimchi fried rice was good but the egg was really disappointed, it was fully cooked and not runny at all. Spicy fried chicken was too sour and the soy sauce chicken tasted kinda like tofu and I wasn't sure if I liked that. Short ribs and cheese corn are good but the amount of meat they give you isn't much. Overall I give this place a 5/10 for great service and good atmosphere, food wise I don't think I'll come back for it.

Jennifer Li

Did they change their chef? The food is completely different then before and not as good sadly. I used to come here at least once a month. The Japchae and Jin Fried Rice are much blander than before and have different ingredients in them (different vegetables). At least the friend chicken has stayed consistent and is just as good as before! I hope they revert some of their recipes to how they used to cook it because this spot used to be the best korean restaurant in the neighborhood.

Elizabeth Kuznetsov

The Jin was good. The atmosphere was very nice, and the service was good, the host was nice. I ordered the Tteokbokki with the chicken Katsu, Korean rice, and corn cheese. the Tteokbokki with the chicken Katsu, The Tteokbokki was good and had a smoky flavor. I suggest dipping the chicken Katsu in the sauce otherwise the chicken is pretty dry and actually pretty tough. The chicken Katsu was the weakest point of the meal unfortunately considering I usually look forward and order Chicken Katsu. The corn cheese was good.

Han Phan

What a cute restaurant! I love the wide open overhead door with the street views. I was greeted with warm welcome and smile right as I walked in. I like the black color ceiling pain over the pipes. There are menus tapes on the wall at each table. The fried chicken wings/drumsticks are super crunchy with light batter. Would recommend the original over the soy garlic. The ramen was decent. The ramen was over blanched for me and the pork meat was not as soft. The fried rice with eggs was good, extra garlic would be even better!

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I’m surprised this place had 4.5 stars on yelp, foods not so great, the fried chicken dry and no taste, taco so so and the pancake not Crispy and no taste, maybe I didn’t order the right things.

I asked for specific flavors when I ordered half and half chicken wings, but the restaurant gave us spicy and soy garlic. After the fact, I asked what happened and they only apologized for not letting us know and didn't try anything to make it right. Horrible customer experience. The spicy wings weren't really spicy, just a lot of pepper. Also kind of dry, would not recommend. The soy garlic was ok for first few bites but got sick of it pretty quickly. The cheese tteokbokki was pretty decent. Overall, would not eat again here.

devin fourqurean

Sadly they changed a lot of their menu and it is not as good as it used to be. They had my ultimate favorite tteokbokki, but now it is much more bland. Overall a lot of their food is on the bland side now (the soondubu was the worst I have ever had) which is sad because they were the best korean food in the city before. Very disappointed :( The service was great and the inside of the restaurant is still cute. Please go back to the old menu!!!!

At 6:45 PM today January 16, 2025 my boyfriend and I went to The Jin, a restaurant on 10th Ave. in Midtown Manhattan. Simon, the manager, refused us service due to having a psychiatric service dog, whose task is to perform tactile stimulation on me. I have PTSD from religious trauma and being rejected by my parents for being queer. The Jin refused me service and said they would call the police if we did not leave. This is the second time this has happened at this restaurant. I eventually left with my boyfriend, feeling embarrassed, humiliated and traumatized by the entire experience.

I ordered food from Jin through Seamless and went to pick it up. When I arrived, I was told it would be another 10 minutes. That’s fine — delays happen. But what’s not acceptable is how I was treated next. Despite spending over $60 and seeing plenty of empty tables inside, I was told to wait outside with the Uber delivery drivers in the heat. No manners, no courtesy — as if I wasn’t a paying customer. To top it all off, when I finally got my food, the side of rice that’s supposed to come with the meal was barely half full. This kind of treatment — rude, dismissive, and careless — is how you lose loyal customers. Jin will not be getting my business again.

I wasn't sure I would post this photo of live rat running around inside (floor, counter, trash) but I care about people's health and my neighborhood. The restaurant has had evidence of live rats in establishment before at an inspection, and they have not fixed the problem. Yes, I did report to the health department

I ordered Uber eats for dinner and spent over $50 for samgyupsal (pork belly) and kimchi, along with bulgogi japchae (glass noodles). The samgyupsal was completely dry and chewy, with sauce on the side that was too sweet and salty. The japchae meat was dry, while the noodles were overcooked and too sweet. I couldn’t even finished 1/4 of the meal and had to throw the rest of it away. Do not order from here. Awful experience!

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Jenny Zhong

Ordered a korean style ramen beef with poached egg for takeout and the order came with a hard boiled egg instead. The beef was also hotpot fatty beef and not beef meat I expected. Around $20 for a ramen, is not worth it.