Jin Jin Hong Kong Cafe

This is my favorite spot for Asian food in Brooklyn. The service is wonderful and the food is always well made! The pricing is totally worth it and I am a frequent diner. Everyone is very well spoken. I also loved their Passion Fruit Green Tea Bubble Tea with Tapioca!

Our office headquarter recently moved to this area. One of my colleague found this place when searching Unilocal.I am so thankful for authentic Chinese/​Hongkongnese style café. So many choices of dished and most of them are good.
Fast delivery and great customer service. My colleague and i order average like 3 times a week for lunch from Jin Jin.
Tips: Do stick to the traditional HK style café dishes, they are all good. If you tried a Phở here, you know you wont be satisfied bc this is not their expertise.

3 ½ stars. Just ordered from this place for the 3^rd time. Pretty good food, the Wonton soup is probably the best l’ve tasted so far. Most items are good, except Veggie Rolls, I hate «glass noodles» & they put those in them, yuck. Another thing they do different than the other Chinese restaurants is the «Veggie Fried Rice». I like that they put some golden raisins in there, to add a hint of sweetness, which may sound nasty to some people but it’s actually good. I didn’t wait long either for the delivery. BEFORE you get off the phone, you may want to remind them about including the *fortune cookies*, if you’re someone like me who looks forward to those, since they forgot’em this time:-(.

Not bad to go to for a quick lunch. I got the Beef Chow Fun. The portion was pretty big for one person, but not really too much that you have to split it with someone else. The beef was on the tougher side tho, but overall, it was ok.

Service is A+
Food can be hit or miss. they have tons of options for EVERYONE.
+ Portugese chicken over rice — my sis ordered this and liked it. I wasn’t crazy about it.
+ sushi roll — can’t remember which ones we had but they were good.
+ noodles with chicken [spicy] (similar to thai ~pad kee mow) — very very tasty
+ thai iced tea — yummerz
That was way too much food for 2 people. They serve super large portions and they’re fairly priced! Try them out if you’re hungry and around! :]

Visited on 11÷26÷15−
DO GET: HOT Hong Kong Style hot milk tea– so smooth & rich & velvety!
DON’T GET: EVERYTHING ELSE
1– seafood pan fried noodles– no shrimp, what seafood dish doesn’t have shrimp??? especially when they’re charing $ 12 for a dish! they throw in some fish balls and fake crab meat & called it seafood pan fried noodles.
2– Ha moon chow fun– «chow» means usually means it has been through the wok and comes out dry. It was very soggy and had a weird brick color.
3– wonton soup’s wontons did not taste fresh. Wonton usually have some scallions or shrimp to bright up the flavor– their wontons were very bland.
Large portions, but very low quality. Go elsewhere.

I like this place cause i have been here several times but some of the foods were on the ok side. i mean, their black bean sauce over rice was delicious as well as the roast duck over rice but the hainanese chicken rice was kinda dry and tasteless. the dumplings were pretty ok. for the price, it is definitely affordable.

Definitely the place to go to, compared to the other restaurants on 18^th Avenue. Delicious Hong Kong diner food and great portions. Very friendly, and gets your order right!
Highly recommend their drinks, fried noodles, and rice dishes! My sis has always orders the spicy thai basil chicken rice, and we both go for the curry fish balls. The wonton in hot oil is also delish, but mostly a mixture of hoisin sauce and peanut sauce so not very spicy at all. Their noodle dishes are ginormous!
Sushi is also not bad. The shrimp tempura roll is the best, while the spicy salmon and salmon avocado was alright. Definitely a place to go to when you need to scratch that sushi itch.

Eating Dinner at Jin Jin Hong Kong Café the God is quite delicious with there sautéed chicken wings you can’t go wrong going here on any day

I actually haven’t ordered from here and I miss this place immensely. I love that they have both Japanese and hong Kong style food. I get the best of both worlds when I’m having an Asian food cravings. I can’t wait to visit there for their Portuguese chicken over rice.
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Recently tried their chicken rice curry and their shredded duck Portuguese rice. The curry was nice but not like anything I haven’t tried before. I was slightly disappointed by their description of shredded duck. I think the more appropriate term for this dish would be Portuguese roast duck with rice. It is still the same flavour but the duck was just tossed in without any shredding involved. Even the skin was randomly mixed in (as much as I love roast duck skin… I just didn’t think it would be a part of the dish). It was still yummy with a large portion for the prices.
However stars must be deducted for my expectation and what I actually obtained. Plus, they actually rushed me to leave. Much sad.

Truly a bang for your buck.
The beef stew noodle soup and fried wontons were very tasty. I also enjoyed the baked curry chicken dish. The baked Portuguese pork chop was lacking in sauce and flavor.
Service could be better but can’t complain too much considering the price of the meal.
A step up from fast food. If you order traditional Chinese dishes, you’ll be disappointed. Stick with the modern stuff.

This place has a high variety of my favorite foods; anything from fried calamari to fried chicken legs to beef and broccoli, along with my favorite drink, bubble tea. They also do serve sushi which I sadly didn’t get my hands on. The food did turn out to be good as well as fresh and did in fact get me full and helped me leave with a smile on my face. The bubble tea specifically was very soft and chewy. The portions are satisfying. The staff was pretty friendly and the prices happen to be standard like expected. The only downside, however, is that the place can be very full at times which can make it difficult to find a table. I would still try to check this place out despite.

Every time we’re in this part of Brooklyn, we find ourselves eating lunch here. We’ve had everything from pork chops, to wonton soup, to chow fun. The food is consistent and filing. The meals are always a little more than one person can really handle. The value is one of the best on this busy street. Nice thing is that the staff speaks great English, which is rare for these restaurants. Very enjoyable place.

Came here with some friends for lunch. It was my first time in Bensonhurst! The restaurant is a decent size and has an expansive menu. We had:
**they started us off with a soup. not quite sure what it was but it was some meat broth with a few pieces of corn
**beef noodle soup — comes with bokchoy. yum yum yum!
**special spaghetti — it’s weird to me that an Asian dish would comprise of pasta and cheese but my friends didn’t seem to think so. This dish came out okay but after the meal, had the most left over!
**pan fried noodles with vegetables and shrimp — this was interesting and not usually on menus! The noodles are very crunchy and can be hard to eat but you can mix it with some sauce/​vegetables to the consistency you desire
**chow fun
**spam and egg instant noodles
**thai iced tea
The food was good and seemed like a good place for Hong Kong eats.4 stars because this place is really cheap and has humongous portions!

I been to Jin Jin several times and the staffs is very nice and polite… thr environment is an average Cantonese/​Hong Kong style diner … I like it here… it is good for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. Every time I came, it is almost full and a few minutes later I see lines. small but good foods…
This time I came for brunch. Got Thai style fried noodle with chicken~it is good and no msg added to it and tastes good… and the beef chow fun is okay not bad but needs a bit more salt~ the Thai tea is okay~ the environment and friendliness made me coming back~ great hangout spot

*mediocre food.
*get the Baked Portuguese Chicken Spaghetti.
*nothing spectacular, but decent.

I used to come here every so often. Came back for the first time in about a year & i’m not so satisfied with the food. It wasn’t terrible but it doesn’t taste like how it used to taste.
I’m not satisfied with the sushi. My friend & I ordered the lunch special; 2 rolls for $ 6.95. We got Spicy Salmon & Spicy Tuna. There were more rice than fish. If you just want to get sushi, this isn’t the place to get sushi. We also got the House Chow Ho Fun. The noodles barely had any taste & barely had meat.
Other than that, the staffs are nice & food came pretty quick.

My to go place all the time when I’m craving for family style food! There’s a lot of varieties here in terms of Hong Kong style food, sushi, and bubble tea drinks! Their sizzling salmon entrée comes with spaghetti which is one of my favorites dish here! It has a sweet, teriyaki taste to it plus it’s a big portion for even 4 people. Their sushis here are fresh and made well. As for their bubble teas, I love how the tapioca are soft and chewy which is easier to digest!
All the staffs here work quick but not as in rushing you to order and giving you the feeling to leave as soon as your done! Once you ask for something, they usually response in a quick aspect. Most staffs in their are really talkative that you can start a conversation Ah then very easily! Plus they are all friendly which makes he. Environment much better! Feels like home!

I have eaten here many times, it’s a good value for the price.
This place is family run and the cashiers, hosts, and wait staff are super friendly and knowledgable.
I would recommend ordering take out or delivery instead of eating at the restaurant. The tables are chairs are not that great, and it can get pretty noisy at times.
Here are some dishes I’ve tried:
Baked dishes: Pretty good! Nice and toasted. I usually get the baked pork chop or chicken over red sauce. I think they should add more cheese and the sauce is way too sweet. The curry sauce is also a good option.
Fried Wontons: My favorite appetizer here, so crunchy! Even my mom likes it, and she usually hates eating fried food.
Noodle Dishes: The pan fried noodles and ramen dishes are done right, very tasty!
Bubble Tea: They have a good variety of flavors, and you can also mix two or more syrup flavors together with your tea choice. The bubbles are ok, but get squishy pretty quickly. I like how the drinks are not too sweet, and they have non powder tea options.
There are other dishes that I can’t recall at the moment, but I remember enjoying everything and never having any issues with the food.

Service is quick, food is good, price is better! Serving sizes are really large so definitely good for sharing with other people!
In and out within 40 min