This place is delightful. Family-owned, more authentic cooking. Enjoy the food every time I have ordered from it. Quality takeout given the times. read more

Small but super cute restaurant. Portions were a good size and the service was really good. It's also a BYOB, which is awesome. read more

Jin Thai - Spring Roll - Thai Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I ordered for delivery satay, pad Thai with shrimp and Thai iced tea. All of it was fantastic. I would recommend this to all my friends who would like Thai food. I have also had lunch at the restaurant and enjoyed the pot. See ew. Of course, I had Thai iced tea. What a great find loved the food. read more

A very disappointing experience other than Tom Kha soup and jasmine tea. Garlic schrimp has no seasoning, shrimp was dry, served cold. My husband had Ginger Duck, was awfull no taste at all. This is not a Thai restaurant unfortunately. read more

We stumbled into this restaurant when the one we wanted nearby was closed and it was a great find! Everything we ordered was among the best versions of classic Thai dishes we've had in years. Food is delicious, plentiful and nicely priced. Service is also great. This is a hidden gem. read more

Decent Thai food. Nice quiet atmosphere. Pad woon den was good. Ginger chicken pretty good. Nice lunch option if in neighborhood.

Order pad Thai and chicken satay, noodles was very tasty. But the chicken satay was very dry.

I wanted to like it..... until this hair turned up in our pad Thai. I get things happen but ick. I've had better flavors and bigger portions for the price as well. It's okay .... read more

Jin Thai - Thai Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I was really happy with how spicy the Larb was, and the cumber salad was exactly what I wanted. The food tasted like I when I was in Northern Thailand. But I would take that with a grain of salt as I am not from Thailand, and have only visited once to see some family friends. All around good, and the service is good. I had chive dumplings, Larb, Thai iced tea and cucumber salad. read more

Jin Thai - Thai Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Came in this afternoon, Tuesday, for a quick pick up order. I can't say that I'm a regular, I'm from the area and have only been to Jin Thai a handful of times. One thing I have noticed is that this place has been empty each and every time I've picked up or dined in... I can't help but feel weird about that. Overall the food is pretty good, can't complain about it! I'm always happy with what I order and they're pretty quick to bring your orders out! I've never had to wait longer than I needed to and that goes for dining in and ordering out! I've never had a moment where I had to wait for a table. One thing I have to mention is that the portion sizes and pricing set Jin Thai apart from the neighboring restaurants! The portions are pretty small, if you're looking to leave stuffed this isn't the place to dine, unless you order a list of options. Jin Thai really focuses on, based on my ordering history and experience, quality over quantity and their pricing greatly reflects that! Some have mentioned that this place is a bit overpriced and I will agree with that, it totally is overpriced! I for one have dined in and left feeling a little hungry, is that a bad thing? Some may say, hell yes! Others are open to heavily portion controlled meals. At the end of every visit, it's hard to complain. Also, I've ordered from their lunch menu and it's pretty unimpressive in terms of potion sizes. Portions are obviously smaller than what's expected and in my opinion pricing isn't much different! You're better off ordering from the regular menu. All that said, I obviously like the place but not enough to dine in / order out regularly. I would recommend trying the place out and enjoying a neighborhood delight. The staff is great, very attentive, very welcoming, and happy to see that you're experience is nothing short of perfection. See for yourselves! read more

My dear friend who lives down the block has a DVR. This is significant because 1) I do not have a TV 2) Hulu doesn't show Top Chef: Just Desserts (bastards). Soooo when dear friend suggested a little Top Chef marathon and Thai food combo, I was all about it. Technically we did not dine in, so I'm sorry if you were looking for some crazy detailed review about how good or bad the service/ambiance/chairs were, disregard this review. Side note: next time I will dine in, as the restaurant is super cute! We shared the crispy egg rolls, panang curry, and a chicken/rice noodle dish (my memory fails me...) We both really enjoyed everything. I'm not a Thai expert, so maybe I've got it all wrong, but my tummy likey. If you ever end up in the middle of nowhere--aka Edgewater--and are craving Thai, I'd say this is a solid bet. Best of all, these guys are byob. Woohoo!! read more

Before I gush about how much I love Jin Thai, I've gotta provide my credentials to make some claims: 1. I've been to Thailand a couple of times and make it a point to seek out authentic Thai food that the local Thais would eat. 2. I've made a pretty good tour of various Thai spots around town and can rank Jin Thai according to a variety of places. Now that that's done, Jin Thai is my favorite spot for Thai food in the city. The service is friendly, the take-out is quick, and the food is delicious & consistent. Also, the owners (Jin & her husband) are there every time I go in. Reasons Jin Thai is special: 1. It's not just Pad Thai and Green Curry. So many Thai restaurants in the city (and the US) focus on Southern Thai food, like Pad Thai. Jin Thai has a nice offering of Northern Thai cuisine that is unfamiliar to many. The Kao Soi is simply amazing - complex flavors that are addictive. 2. Almost every time I go at night (late, just before closing), the staff & owners are sitting down to have their dinner. One night, our server recommended a pork shoulder that was on special. While enjoying the superbly delicious pork shoulder, I saw the owner enjoying the same dish. If a Thai person is eating the same thing I am, that's a really, really good sign. 3. It's received the Michelin Bib Gourmand award every year that the award has been given in Chicago. Michelin knows a bit more about food than your average Yelper, so maybe take that picky review focused on crab rangoon with a grain of salt. (Also, crab rangoon, while delicious, is not a Thai dish. Cream cheese is virtually non-existent in Southeast Asia) 4. I used to think Pad Thai was boring. Then I went to Thailand and saw it made countless times, appreciated all of the different flavors, and loved it. Upon return, Jin Thai's Pad Thai actually tasted like those I had in Thailand. Other more popular places still taste boring. 5. It's BYOB and not full of woo girls chugging wine before a night at Mad River. While I've literally enjoyed everything I've ordered here, I do think some menu items are unique and/or so well done that you should consider them more than others: Kao Soi Thai Crepe Angel Wings Hot Curry Catfish (and I don't even like the idea of catfish) Duck Bahmee Spicy Basil (as one reviewer noted, there are a lot of veggies in it, though she incorrectly said it was bean sprouts - they are bamboo shoots. It's so good and adds a nice crunch) Green Curry Som Tum - authentic papaya salad - spicy & crunchy & fresh! Yum Woon Sen - careful, it's a face melter but so worth it. Mango Sticky Rice Give it a chance, and, like most places, go with an open mind. read more

Lesgetreal. You people weren't lying when you said Jin Thai has the best crab rangoon ever. Because that Crab Rangoon was the best crab rangoon I have EVER tasted. And I don't even like crab rangoon that much. Moving on. Love the outdoor seating which is apparently a new thing and also a really smart idea on Jin's part. It's going to get them exponentially more business this summer. From me included. I'm trying to branch out from green curry these days so I went with the Hot Curry Catfish dish which was a delish dish of fish to have chosen. I ate past the point of being full 'cause I just couldn't stop myself. I swear I would have licked the plate if I could. I didn't. I was on a date. And that's generally frowned-upon date behavior. But I won't lie, I weighed the pros and cons in my head before I nixed the urge. Service was good, the interior looked nice, and I even got serenaded by a couple of passing gentlemen who reeked of cheap liquor and cigarettes. I'll be back. Maybe with someone who is less concerned with how attractive/normal I look. read more

The dishes aren't as expensive as some other reviews have stated. I'm not sure where these folks are used to eating thai (or any other kind of food), but I expect a good dish to run me about 8-10 in the city. My partner ordered the pad thai with tofu - that was a little under 8. I ordered the chicken panang curry, which was a little over 10. We had a thai iced tea and a Vietnamese spring roll. Before tip, everything came out to about 30. Moreover, you really do get what you pay for. The absolute best panang I've had was in NYC. I've been dying to find panang like this, but have only found versions that are more akin to either soup or paste (pending on the place). At Jin, the panang was served beautifully, with a swirl of coconut milk on top for presentation. The coconut milk was wonderful, creamy, and rich without being overwhelming. I believe it was the kiefer leaves is that wonderful grassy spicy flavor that i love so much in panang - but regardless of what it was, it came through nicely in this dish. The curry was spicy without being too overpowering. All-in-all, you could taste each individual flavor, but at the same time they blended together perfectly. To argue other reviews again, the dishes felt more than adequate in size. No, it's no heaping portions that some OTHER thai noodle restaurants in the area may dish out, but that's not really the point. I was satisfied half way though my dish, as was my partner. Frankly, the only thing that is as good as panang curry is left over panang curry. We went in shorts and tshirts - the owner was cordial but not overly friendly. That's fine by me, because I prefer to be left to my food & friends. The place started to pick up sometime around 7pm, which was a decent crowd for a new place on a tuesday night. All-in-all, you'd better believe i'm going back. The food was amazing, and I've been aching for a good thai place within a 4 block radius of my house. read more

Jin Thai is a solid Thai place, and I was very impressed by the depth and richness of flavors that a lot of the dishes had. Amazing chicken Thai basil for instance. The Kao Soy that everyone raves about wasn't actually my favorite, perhaps due to the subdued flavors and lackluster noodles and luckily my dining companion Charlotte F. was willing to trade me her Rad Na Krapraw, which I liked a lot. It was ground pork, on flat noodles, with a delightful sweet and savory sauce with broccoli peppers bamboo and basil. The crispy taro appetizer was also quite good. read more

Jin Thai - Crispy taro and egg roll apps - Thai Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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For last Saturday night being the 2nd night open for business I felt the service, quality of food, and atmosphere were perfect! Normally you see reviews so early to the grand opening of a new restaurant and most people will tell you to wait it out, that things will get better. Jin Thai is impeccable! The store front they renovated looks great, the decor on the inside is simple and cozy. They play old Thai movies on their projector on the wall, it's just really cool! I went with my boyfriend and we decided to not order our normal "go-to's" instead we entered in on an amazing Thai culinary journey. There were some standards we couldn't veer away from, such as Crab Rangoon and Tom Yum Soup. The Crab Rangoon easily gives Indie Cafe a run for their money (Indie Cafe - what I deem as the best Crab Rangoon around). The dumplings delicately fried and not too wontony, just pure crispy cream cheesey goodness. We then entered our soup course, where I ordered the Tom Yum (per usual) and my boyfriend ordered Tom Kha. Tom Yum was a perfect balance of all the usual Thai flavors, sweet, spicy, tangy, savory. However I wouldn't say it's too spicy for anyone who is sensitive to spice. The Tom Kha was almost the exact opposite of the Tom Yum. It was creamy with sweet coconut milk, but had a bit of tang given to it by the galanga root. We started the evening agreeing that we would get a few apps and share an entree, well, unfortunately for me the entree we decided to go with (not our normal dish to order) was waaayyy too spicy for me. The dish was called Kao Soy. This dish is not for the faint of heart. Luckily my boyfriend loves to have his mouth feel like it could spontaneously burst into flames. I took one bite and that was pretty much it for me. However, that being said, I do appreciate the flavors the dish had, if I enjoyed really spicy things, I would love this dish. I then had to order something different for myself, I decided to go the "cooling" route with a green papaya salad. This salad was so delicious, fresh, crunchy, refreshing, and most of all cooling on a mouth that was engulfed with spice! The price for the meal was well worth every cent (and it wasn't that expensive!). If Jin Thai is any news of what is to come to this deserted restaraunt area on Broadway, I'm convinced that Edgewater may become the next culinary "hot spot". I recommend everyone try Jin Thai. read more

I've been meaning to write this review for a couple of days now, but I've been tongue Thai'd. Ha. It was gaming night and food was needed, so off we want a-wandering. I remember some folks telling me about a good Thai joint a block down from the illustrious Dice Dojo so when we came upon Jin, I knew it had to be the place! A quick debate and we decided to dine in as the space looked nice and inviting. Boy am I glad we did. Ordered the Thai spring rolls as an appetizer and while they weren't much better than any standard order, they were definitely tasty. Nice, light tofu with sprouts and cucumber all wrapped in a thin rice wrapper with a savory, sweet sauce draped seductively over. Yum. I had the Kee Mow and she had the Green Curry. The Kee Mow was amazing. A heavenly bite of basil and spice, peppered with green beans, broccoli and sprouts; tender chicken finished it off and man, was it a great dish. Her curry too was fabulous with green beans, eggplant and bamboo shoots drenched in savory curry with a side of rice to soak up the goodness and spread the love. Really, really good. Chicago is full of amazing Thai but it's so easy to forget about the truly exceptional places like Jin Thai. Do yourself a favor and come here, you won't regret and can't forget it. read more

Delicious! The food here is super fresh and has tons of flavors. The only reason why I'm not giving it 5 stars is because I want to see more menu options. Every time I come here, it seems like there is only 1 or 2 things on the menu that look good to me. Everything I have ordered has been amazing, I just would like to see more options. Bottom Line: I would highly recommend. read more

Wonderful place! Food is divine and by far the best Thai I've had in Chicago!!! Great atmosphere and the staff is very friendly. Jin and her husband are wonderful people, very sweet, attentive and makes you feel at home. Anybody who loves Thai food should come and eat here. The roasted Thai chicken is to die for! It's also BYOB so that makes it even better! read more

Hands down one of my favorite Thai places in the area. My main criteria for good Thai food include papaya salad, sticky rice, and fresh spring rolls. If those are all good then you can bet your butt that anything else you get is gonna be good. And let me tell you that Jin Thai has by far the best papaya salad I have EVER had. The spring rolls are always fresh, and there are a lot in one order. And the sticky rice is pure perfection. I cannot come here and not order for a family of 10! I have also tried their rama (yum!), pad thai (good), pad see ewe (good), and many other dishes. You really can't go wrong here! P.S They hit my insane spicy level every time. It hurts so good! read more

There are plenty of Asian restaurants in the neighborhood, but this is by far the best Thai spot that I've been to in a long time. They've been open for 4 weeks now and seem to be on the right track to making a name for themselves as a neighborhood staple. We started with the spring rolls: delicate little pieces of cucumber, tofu and bean sprouts in a soft wrapper dressed with just the right amount of plum sauce. Next we had the pad thai and pad see eiw, both mainstays of any Thai menu and they nailed it. I don't know if the secret ingredient in the PT was extra fish sauce or liquified rays of sunshine, but I left with a huge smily on my face. The owner told me they'll start delivery in a few weeks and when they do, we now have a new go-to place for Thai. read more

Hands down, a hidden Thai gem! Highlights from our meal: the boat noodles (delicious blend of savory, spicy and a little sweet), papaya salad (spicy!!), and the green curry. The rest is just icing on the cake - BYOB. good value and the ambience is really nice! Very classy. read more

I feel like an adulterer: Ben's Rice and Noodle, I love you and have a huge space in my heart for you, but I have been cheating on you with Jim. I went for the first time three weeks ago and have eaten there 6 times since then. I feel guilty. Very guilty. WHAT I AM ADDICTED TO: Order the bowl of hot coconut milk with bananas. There might be crack in it. I think about this stuff throughout the day on a regular basis. It is beyond amazing especially on a cold winter evening. WHAT I REALLY LIKE: Best Thai food I have had in Chicago. Yes, better than Opart. Curries are magnificent, pad thai is my favorite I have ever had, ditto on the spring rolls. Plenty of fresh greens for garnish. Larb is full of super fresh tasting herbs. Crab fried rice is outstanding as is the Thai crepe. Wait staff are prompt and attentive. I feel that the main woman must have worked in fine dining before because she has that kind of perfect service manner where she doesn't just slam the chopsticks downs or bark at you. It feels much more refined than a corner Thai place and I like that. The decor is nice. I don't usually care about this in a Thai food place, but it turns a corner thai food joint into a place that is a bit nicer to take a date, out of towners, etc. WHAT I DON'T DIG: It can be a bit chilly in there. Wear a scarf. And do your part too - when you enter, make sure the outside door is closed before you open the inside one. read more

A couple of friends and I decided to embark on Jin Thai after seeing it in the Michelin Cheap Eats guide. We had their lunch special which came with a soup of the day and an appetizer. The soup of the day tasted like rice with some sort of chicken broth. The soup was soothing considering it was pouring rain outside. Next, my appetizer came out which were the spring rolls. I thought the spring rolls were nicely presented, but tasted so-so due to the excessive bean sprouts. I probably would have been better ordering the egg rolls instead. Finally, my main dish, the Kee Mow came out which consisted of spicy flat noodles with chicken, green beans, broccoli, etc. It was pretty good but the portion was small. Also, we ordered a separate siu mai appetizer. However, that appetizer tasted like it came out of the freezer as it was a soggy mess. I would avoid ordering that dish. read more

I've been to Jin three times now - once with a friend, once with a small group, and once on a date. The atmosphere is cozy, quiet, inviting, with low lighting, plush pillows, and surrounded by windows since it's on the corner. Service is excellent - the gentleman who served us (I'm not sure his name) is friendly and hilarious, offering suggestions on how to eat certain things and cracking jokes. Absolutely loved him, as did everyone else! The food is incredible - I moved to Chicago almost 10 months ago and had yet to find a Thai place that compared to my favorite place in St. Louis, but Jin did not disappoint. I've tried many things, but my two favorites are Miang Kum (seriously one of the most flavorful bites you will ever put into your mouth) and the boat noodles (noodles in a savory-sweet broth... comfort food at its best!). Jin has quickly elevated itself as one of my favorite restaurants in Edgewater. read more

Amazing food. Fast, fresh and to the point. Takeout usually but need to sit in soon. Tom yum is good but needs a bigger portion. Pad Thai is on point! Thanks local business vibes. read more

My mom & I have been here over 5 times now!!! It's basically become a ritual to come here after picking me up from college or just trying to catch up on all the missed time from each other! The owner is very, very nice and we are always greeted warmly. I'm in love with their Pad Thai and my mom really enjoys their Boat Noodle! The portions are a bit on the smaller side but it's still filling. Try it out! Being part Thai & having gone to Thailand it's pretty authentic. Love!! read more

This is a small charming restaurant that serves up excellent Thai cuisine. The first time I came I had the tom yum soup and chicken potstickers. The also serve a a nice flavorful ginger hot tea that is refillable. The next time I came I had chicken pad thai and it was excellent. Service is nice, the ambiance has some charm and the food is excellent. This is a nice place to hit up for Thai cuisine when you are up in Edgewater. read more

Summary: Not bad, good service, but over all I prefer Ben's Noodle and Rice. A bit over priced. Ate a late lunch/early dinner there with my husband the Saturday afternoon of their grand opening weekend. I got the tom kha soup with shrimp and pad see euw. My husband had the fresh spring rolls and the barbecue pork rice bowl. I ordered green tea, which came in a huge mug, but was a bit over-brewed and so was a bit bitter. The tom kha broth was good, and there was plenty of shrimp (four large ones) but the primary vegetable was cabbage, which was cooked in the broth and so was rubbery. I don't really think of conventional cabbage as a Thai ingredient, but whatever. The pad see euw was OK. I think I prefer Ben's Noodle and Rice's version of both dishes a lot more. My husband's spring roll was good, and he rates the barbecue also as OK. The food was good but not great, and I think the prices were high for what we got. We ordered a side of steamed noodles and steamed vegetables for our 2-year-old. Again with the cabbage, but she enjoyed the noodles. I also had an iced coffee, that was really good. The staff was attentive and friendly. We were the only ones there, to be fair, and the owner was serving us, so take that as you will. read more

Love this place. The food is very, very fresh. Jin the owner went to Kendall College Culinary school I discovered. She uses only the freshest ingredients and tries some interesting new recipes. Nothing is heavy. Excellent flavors. I'm a huge Thai eater and this is great. Chai, Jin's husband is a hoot. Very friendly and has great stories about Thailand. Big recommendation. read more

Ridiculously good, fair priced, chill, laid back place. Byob so that works well too! Delicious potato yellow curry. read more

Jin Thai - Yellow curry and chicken satay :) - Thai Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Nice restaurant, friendly staff and tasty reasonably priced Thai food. My husband really likes the Kow Soy and I liked the Kee Mow. Note: they do not skimp on the spice - the Kee Mow is HOT. Still, go to place for Thai on the way to the Dice Dojo. read more

we ordered delivery on uberEats during COVID. the service is good and the food is amazing. the portion is a bit small, so order up. My husband really liked the boat noodle and its fragrant broth, lots of beef too!! personally I liked the crepe and the pork skewer (probably one of the best pork skewer, very juicy and tender). read more

Jin Thai was one pitstop on the journey to eating at all the bib gourmand restaurants in Chicago. We are getting close now--only around 15 restaurants left! Jin Thai was totally good. The food is very unlike the typical thai food you can get at any local thai delivery place. The flavors are cleaner and fresher than your typical place. For example, the pad thai my husband ordered and devoured tasted brighter and fresher than what we usually get. I ordered the Kao Soy and was very pleased. Everything at Jin Thai was deliciously spicy, too--I felt like my sinuses were totally cleared after that meal! We also ordered the pot stickers and thai crepe--both delicious. One last thing: Jin Thai is AFFORDABLE. We ate a lot of food and it didn't cost very much at all. We love that! read more

I'm in LOVE with Jin! Last night was my second visit in 2 weeks' time (and with all the restaurants in this wonderful city, it's practically a miracle that I wanted to make a repeat trip to any restaurant in that time period). Things to love: 1- Thai crepe...delicious! 2- Really fresh veggies and herbs in their dishes (the Kee Mow and Pad Woon Sen are two fine examples...Pad Woon Sen was the best I've ever had!) 3- BYOB (not sure if there was a corkage) 4- Attentive and friendly staff (I dropped my fork on the floor and a new one appeared in less than 10 seconds without my even asking). 5- They put sweet potatoes in their yellow curry (delicious!) Both the noodle dishes and curries are great. Their Thai iced tea is the perfect balance of sweet and bitter. Overall, a great neighborhood spot for a tasty, quiet dinner! Some of the most fresh, light, delicious Thai I've had in Chicago! read more

When ever I walk this place I always see they are busy with tables always being full. After the first visit I now realize why they are always busy, There are only 10-12 tables throughout the whole place. A friend and I visited while all the tables were full a 6top and 2top were available and we were giving the 6top not sure why maybe they thought we were gonna order a kings spread and would need the extra room on the table. Ordered the Garlic Chicken and Panang Curry Chicken both dishes looked fantastic and smelled delicious. The Panang curry was a little sweet for my taste, but I normally enjoy spicy currys. The Garlic chicken however was killer, had a lot of different spicy's and each bite was an explosion in the mouth. The garlic chicken came with steamed veg's on the menu however on the actual plate they were steamed but rather raw, I did not mind but the menu stated steamed vegetables so not sure if its a typo or someone forgot. The staff was friendly and the order was pretty quick. Will definetly try some other dishes in the future. read more

The decor is nice here and the service is great, but the food is only adequate. There are much better options for Thai food in Chicago. My wife and I shared the pot stickers, pad kee mao, and green curry -- all with chicken, partly because they strangely charge an extra $2 for beef; I've never seen an extra fee for beef before. I ordered our entrees with medium-high spiciness, and neither was all that spicy. To be fair, the server did say it was a bit on the mild side and offered to bring extra spicy sauce to the table, but it'd be better to actually receive it as ordered. So if you choose to come here I'd err on the side of ordering it more spicy rather than less. The pot stickers were very good, but the entrees were disappointing. Pad kee mao is kind of our go-to Thai dish. We almost always get it, and I'm sad to say it's usually better than it was here. The ingredients seemed fresh, and the noodles and chicken were cooked to perfection, but the dish was much too salty. It's a shame because I think it made an otherwise very good dish merely adequate. The green curry on the other hand was just bland; not much more to say beyond that. Overall, the food was just ok. read more

I had a roommate for one summer who worked at this place when it was still in Evanston and I always wanted to try it, but it relocated before I got a chance. I finally went here with my friend from Thailand and we got some really unique and flavorful food. We ordered the thai crepe and moo ping for appetizers. My friends really liked the moo ping and said it was like street food in southeast Asian and the sauce it was marinted in was difficult to make. The thai crepe had a very unique taste unlike anything I've ever had, and I can't really put my finger on it, but it was good! I ordered the Kao Soy, which was excellent. The curry sauce tasted very good and was subtly sweet. It was thankfully not super sweet like much of the coconut curry dishes around. I also tried the eggplant, which was cooked perfectly, which is kind of rare because eggplant can be tough to get right. The others also really enjoyed the Yen Ta Fo. read more

So I am big supporter of small businesses. Given the choice between the Almighty Starbucks and a local mom-and-pop coffee store, I'd rather spend my dollars with the coffee store. Jin Thai is one of such small business, keeping their doors open by whipping up good food at a decent price with excellent service. The owner and his wife work the kitchen and they find time to come out and meet the patrons, trade stories and ask for feed back. Come on, who still does business like this? The food is very simple and yet full of flavor. The home made peanut sauce is a revelation. Decor works well, makes the place more spacious that you'd expect. I like the projector idea too. Keep up the good work guys. read more

Pros: I am very pleased with the good food and great service that is provided at Jin. I had the Panang Curry and my wife had the Pad Thai. She is a total Pad Thai lover and said this was one of the best Pad Thai's in the city. The Panang curry was very good, but not the best. The service is quick and I expect it to only get better. Cons: The only thing that I see as a downfall is the pricing is a bit high for the food and there are no lunch specials (as of yet). Overall, the restaurant is very clean and cozy. The staff is very friendly and fast. Finally, the food is exceptional! See you all there. read more