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    Jin Ye

    4.0 (114 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Classy
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Sesame chicken, eggplant , and String Beans in Black Bean Sauce

    I've been looking for a good Chinese food spot in Richmond, and this is it! The sesame chicken is amazing, so are the walnut shrimp. So good

    Toshiaki M.

    I live Palm Springs Very different to find the good Chinese restaurant Used be I live east bay Asian food no problem almost all good taste Start working Down town point Richmond once a month now So happy to eat asian food

    Sesame Chicken
    Frank L.

    I randomly stumble upon this Chinese restaurants after a long hike around Sausalito. This hidden gem is located in the little downtown area of Point Richmond. My first impression of Jin Ye is the decor inside doesn't really match the cuisine. Don't get me wrong, it's really modern and nice but I thought it was more suitable for a Japanese restaurant. Regardless of the decor mismatch I still thought the food was delicious and the service was outstanding. We ordered the honey walnut prawns, sesame chicken and beef chow fun. Out of the three I personally like the beef chow fun the most. The noodles were perfectly cooked and everything was seasoned very well. I would definitely order that dish again. The honey walnut prawns and sesame chicken were very tasty as well. The only thing I will gripe about those two items is the thickness of the batter especially for the prawns. The ratio of the batter and meat can be portioned a little better. Other than that I had a nice meal here in this quiet little downtown area. There were people coming in and out on this Saturday evening but not a lot of dine ins. Most people came in for takeout so there was no wait for a table for two.

    Garlic Eggplant
    Rachael C.

    I am so bummed out. I was hoping for some good Chinese food and this was not it. I had a few bites and the taste is just not good. By far the worst garlic eggplant I've ever had. Also the egg roll was super soggy. It wasn't tasty. Then just having it be delivered I was surprised how soggy this thing was. The whole lunch as BUST!

    My colleagues and I love going here. In this economy it is difficult to find quality food with the price they offer. Lunch on weekdays come with soup and spring roll on cabbage shreds. Thanks for the lovely and fast service. Hot tea and hot water is also available. The restaurant is really cozy and clean.

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    Great food, delicious flavors and good customer service. I also enjoy the environment , relaxing and clean.

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    9 months ago

    It was a take out order. Food was good. Parking can be annoying, as it is street parking.

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    1 year ago

    Food was great, staff was very attentive, and I will definitely be going back again. Great ambience and love the decor inside.

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    11 months ago

    Great little local Chinese restaurant with simple menu and fresh food. Great for take out or dine in!

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    This little shop serves up some great food and portions are large. Sit in or take away with easy parking.

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    Mu shu pork? Never mind. Don't bother. It is all cabbage. No egg. Very little pork. A tad of wood ear.

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    2 years ago

    Great food and wonderful service. Hot and sour soup was perfect. Will eat there again next time in town.

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