I've been to Shin Beijing a few times and have tried a bunch of different dishes here! So far I've had the Jajangmyeon, jjamppong, beef chow mein, orange chicken, sweet and sour pork, seafood sizzling rice soup, Mongolian beef, Chinese eggplant w/hot garlic sauce. walnut shrimp, and Kung Pao chicken. Everything has been really good, but some of my favorites are the jajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, and walnut shrimp. The portions are pretty generous too, so it's a good spot to go with a group and share a bunch of dishes. The sizzling rice soup is also really comforting, especially if you're in the mood for something warm and hearty. Definitely a solid spot in Koreatown for Chinese food and I'll be back to try more of the menu! read more

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Feeling like I'm whisked back to Beijing...but I'm in the middle of Koreatown! As someone of Taiwanese descent who's super picky about Chinese food, I can totally understand the hype surrounding Korean-Chinese cuisine after trying @shinbeijing.la ! This restaurant features an extensive selection of family-style, authentic Chinese dishes with a unique Korean touch, as well as amazing weekday lunch specials! You definitely can't go wrong with anything that you try - whether it be more traditional Chinese dishes such as their Mapo tofu and fried fish, or my favorite Korean comfort noodles, chachiang mein (literally the BEST I've had) and chow ma mein (similar to jjamppong). Service and the pacing of every dish was very efficient, and I also appreciated how they gave you complimentary tea, banchan (kimchi), pickled onions, and black bean sauce with your meal. If you're in the Koreatown area, highly recommend checking out this hidden gem for authentic Korean-Chinese food! Featured here: Shin Beijing seafood chow ma mein Hot and spicy tofu Fried fish with pepper and salt Chachiang mein with minced meat read more

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If you're craving Korean-Chinese comfort food in Koreatown, Shin Beijing is a must-try! The portions are generous and perfect for sharing. The salt & pepper fried fish is crispy, savory, and packed with flavor, while the walnut shrimp is creamy, crunchy, and slightly sweet. Come hungry and bring your friends--this is definitely a sharing kind of meal! read more

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This place has a cool nice low key vibe. a longtime staple on Olympic Boulevard in Koreatown, specializing in comforting, generous Korean-Chinese fusion cuisine. They have a delicious honey walnut shrimp. Its large, plump shrimp coated in a light, crispy batter and tossed in a sweet, creamy honey-mayo sauce with candied nuts. Their shrimp fried rice is . It is clean, fragrant, and not overly oily. If you order black bean noodles (Jjajangmyeon), saving a spoonful of the dark black bean sauce to mix over this fried rice is a classic way to eat it. The service was very good also. read more

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Had a family lunch here recently. Food was so not good, not sure how it has been around for 30-40 years. I used to come here a lot in 90's with my Dad, but hadn't been here in ages. We ordered bunch of stuff, tangsooyuk, rice soup (nooh-loong-ji soup), pal Bo chae, fried rice, jjamppong, jjajangmyun, and everything tasted off. Fried rice was ok, but it's hard to completely mess up fried rice. The rice soup was horrible, it had absolutely no flavor. It really tasted like they just poured hot water on some rice and that was it. The worst was the jjajangmyun, which is like the most basic menu at any Chinese-Korean restaurant. Noodles were over cooked and the sauce tasted weird. I couldn't eat half of it, and trust me, I finish my noodles in any dish. Very disappointed with our food, it kinda of dampened my memories of coming here ages ago. It is possible we went on an off day since it was Memorial Day wknd, and maybe the head chef had the weekend off... but either way, just not a good experience. read more

The food here is good. No complaints on that. I have come here for both lunch and dinner, and we've used their private room for my nephew's first birthday as well as for family members' milestone birthdays. The room is simple but works well for a group. Service has been inconsistent the last few times I've come. Most recently at my dad's birthday dinner we ordered 5 dishes and the dishes came out one at a time, about 10 to 15 minutes apart. By the time the next dish arrived, we were already finishing the previous one. My brothers and I were joking that they must have a new cook that hasn't learned how to time cooking. At a Chinese Korean restaurant, meals are meant to be shared family style, with dishes arriving at the same time so everyone can enjoy them together. That did not happen, and it took away from the experience, especially for a birthday dinner. On a separate lunch visit, the service also felt inattentive. The waitress seemed annoyed when taking our order as well as when I asked for more water and side dishes, which again impacted the overall experience. The food is still the reason to come. But consistent service, proper dish timing, and basic hospitality matter. I've considered giving a three star rating based on the last two experiences, but since I've been coming here for nearly a decade, I'll leave it at four. read more

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This evening (2/8/2026 Sunday) , we picked up sweet and sour pork (tangsuyuk) to go from Shin Beijing and enjoyed it at home. This is a very old, long-established restaurant in LA. I hadn't been there in a long time--I went many years ago, then ordered takeout during the Covid pandemic, and this was my first visit back in quite a while. There's another Chinese restaurant, Yeonkyung, located just across the street, which is famous for its glutinous rice sweet and sour pork. We've gone there more often, so it has been especially long since we last visited Shin Beijing. This restaurant also has private rooms where you can sit separately, and it reminded me that we once held a family birthday party for my father here many years ago. Today, we ordered the sweet and sour pork to go, and it was so crispy and delicious. Since it had been so long since our last visit, I also noticed they now offer lunch specials, which all looked tasty and well-priced. The staff was very friendly as well, which made the experience even better. read more

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Sometimes I just get a craving for Chinese food, and this is one of my go-to places. I like that it's clean, simple, and not overly crowded. The atmosphere is comfortable, and I personally prefer this kind of neat, straightforward style. It's a great spot when you're looking for a relaxed meal. read more

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I thought I already reviewed this place but Yelp wants me to leave a review again. I did go back there feb2026 for a bday party and their food did not disappoint. Yummy food, great service. Mapo tofu was a little more spicier to a before. I did my second daughter's 100 days celebration there nov 2025 and it wasn't that spicy .. maybe it's me ? read more

Shin Beijing - We did our 100 days 백일 here !!! It was so worth it - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Delicious Chinese and Korean food! Good portions, staff very attentive! I got the orange chicken and combination fried rice with vegetables. Kimchi was perfect and egg drop soup was great. Valet parking in back. read more

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I went to Shin Beijing for lunch, and it was a solid experience. The interior is spotless, with a modern remodel, new lighting and some private rooms create a nice atmosphere. We started with the mala mapo tofu, and it was fantastic, spicy and numbing with a strong mala kick. Service was quick and attentive, with the staff regularly topping off water. We also tried the stir fried vegetables, which had a bit of a mustard or wasabi like flavor. My family enjoyed it, but it wasn't my favorite. The ttangsyuk, however, was a highlight. The medium portion wasn't huge, but it was still satisfying, with crispy breading and an excellent sauce. read more

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Service fast . Not so friendly. Very high prices. Food has no flavor. Very bland. Never come back. I live in asia. Have had 2 asian wives .I know good asian food. This is not! read more

We visited this restaurant for the first time because my father is a regular customer here, but the service was absolutely awful and left us extremely upset. My child wanted to order jjamppong, and we politely asked if the vegetables could be removed since my child does not eat vegetables. The female server responded by saying, "Then don't order it." I was shocked. I have never been spoken to like this at any restaurant before. We have visited countless restaurants, and requesting to remove an ingredient--especially for a child--is completely normal. Being told not to order at all is rude, unprofessional, and unacceptable. This place is not kid-friendly, not customer-friendly, and clearly does not care about basic service. We will never come back. If you expect polite service or any consideration as a customer, do not come here. It honestly feels like the server is the boss, not the customer. read more

We visited as a group and ordered several set menus, but the portions and overall quality were lower than expected. The jjambbong was the only dish that felt reasonably good. Overall, it seemed like the food was prepared very quickly, almost as if it was more about speed than care. I wouldn't strongly recommend it, but I hope the restaurant can improve in the future. read more

So the food here was great. We ate the JjaJja myun, jellyfish, the sautéed seafood veggies, and tang soo yuk (fried pork woth sweet sauce) Food was all good and delicious, but I thinknthey use a lot of msg because after dinner my mom and I were super thirsty. Service was not on par. Our server didnt really check in on us. They just took our order and let us be, left our check at the end of the meal and forgot about us. The bathroom was clean but the soap dispenser ran out of battery so there was no soap. Also, during our dinner they shut off the light to create an ambience but it ended up being a little too dark. I'm not sure if I would go back here, especially because of the msg. I think they put it in the jjajjangmyun. read more

The food was terrible. I was here a few years ago and the taste wasn't bad but today, everything tasted bad. Not going back for sure

I love this place I been coming here for 35 years since I was a kid back when it was Shin Beijing. Same restaurant, new owners, name change. They kept the same cooks and staff and the food is just as good and fresh as it was in the 80s and 90s. read more

This is the kind of spot I'd usually go for family gatherings or special celebrations. I dont know why, but I've never been with my friends...until today! I was craving jjajangmyun so my girlfriends and I decided to grab lunch here. We got here around lunch time on a Saturday and were seated right away. They have TONS of stuff on their menu but we decided to stick with the classes: gan jjajangmyun, jjamppong, tangsooyook, gganppong shrimp, and garlic bok choy (for greens) lol Portions are huge (family sized) and everything came out fresh and hot! Our favorite was definitely the fried shrimp w/ hot sauce. Perfectly fried and smothered in their sauce. We also loved the noodles - both the jjajangmyun and jjamppong. I was a bit surprised they gave us yakult as dessert since most Korean/Chinese restaurants I've been to give either orange slices or the candied sweet potato. Regardless, we left sooo full. Definitely coming back! read more

Food: 5 stars Service: 5 stars Ambiance: 5 stars We had dinner here on Saturday and left feeling very satisfied. This wasn't our regular Chinese spot, but we decided to give it a try after reading some positive reviews recently. One thing we appreciated was the option to choose between 'medium' and 'large' portions for most dishes--we went with medium and added an extra dish. Everyone enjoyed the dishes, which were fresh and flavorful. The service was excellent as well. read more

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Clean restaurant with limited parking. Food is mediocre, even the jja-Jjang-myun was lack luster. Ordered several dishes as there were five of us. All just meh~~ their food used to be better so not sure if it was just an pff day. Came here for many big gatherings & parties as they have private rooms. I remember their food being decent even with large parties. Even if it was just one off day, with so many other restaurants to choose from, I don't think I will try my luck & come back here. read more

They get super busy so if you have a big party, make sure to make reservations. They have a big room to accommodate 100 people and they can also separate it into 5 rooms to host a party of 20 in each room! They have a wide selection of party menu so it a perfect place to host your party. There is a reason for them being open since 1984. And I was convinced to check out Shin Beijing because a chef from one of my favorite Korean restaurants in LA told me about them so it's legit. I wouldn't go here just for jjajangmyeon or jjampong. Still good but I highly recommend going their for the main dishes. read more

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I came here with a group of 20 for a birthday celebration and dined in one of their private rooms. My review is based on this experience, which is probably different from dining in their regular seating area. Ambiance: The private rooms are on the smaller side, and the overall vibe of the restaurant feels like a typical old-school Chinese restaurant. It's functional but lacks ambiance. Service: The food came out quickly, likely because we had a set menu for the group. I appreciated that they came in to check if we needed more kimchi. The service is straightforward and efficient, in line with what you'd expect from a Korean/Chinese restaurant--no frills or unnecessary friendliness. Food: We tried so many dishes, many of which I don't know the names of. The fried shrimp in sweet-and-sour (or on the menu labeled as "hot") sauce was one of my favorites, along with the steamed fish with ginger and cilantro. However, the jjajangmyun and tangsuyuk were really bland, which was disappointing since those are staple dishes that should stand out. Everything else was fine but not particularly memorable. If you're looking for a Chinese restaurant with private dining rooms, this might be an option, but I think there are likely better choices out there. Check out my IG for more reviews @jiyoungjn read more

This is good Korean Chinese food! It is fusion food so it is not authentic Chinese flavors. The crispy pork was very flavorful and crispy. The shredded pork with seafood was unique and included shrimp, sea cucumber scallop and more. They are known for their black bean noodle dish which was savory with onions and a tasty sauce. They also have a Korean seafood soup noodle dish with lots of ingredients inside. The restaurant is clean inside and upscale. read more

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Service is fast and polite. The food is great and plentiful. The ambiance is low key and casual, with a tv on showing a game or the news. A great place to relax and enjoy a great meal. read more

Food is so so. And once server came follow me since I tip only 15 % on lunch combo and gave me a dirty look.

I know Chinese restaurants aren't as popular for Dohljanchis these days, but it was a clear that for good food, plenty of space, and a good deal, Shin Beijing would be best to fit my family's needs for my daughter's 1st birthday. The staff here were so accommodating, flexible, and hardworking. They provided us with everything we needed and more to make sure all went smoothly. Our non-Korean guests and Korean guests all enjoyed the food and variety. I would definitely recommend Shin Beijing if you want a simple and efficient group celebration. read more

Shin Beijing - Welcome table for Dohl - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

냉면,간짜장에 매운소스 추가, 탕수육 시켰는데 1. 짜장면이 한참 늦게 나옴 2. 매운소스 추가했으나 주문 누락됨 3. 간짜장에 있는 양파가 완전 생양파였음 4. 탕수육에 나오는 소스에 들어가는 재료가 매우 부실함. 하다못해 목이버섯 한개조차도 없었음 5. 계산할때 아멕스 카드 안받는다고함 다시는 안올것 같네요 read more

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This is one of the best, if not the best, Chinese/Korean restaurants in K-town and Los Angeles. They are best known for their Jajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, and jjamppong. But, their Chinese dishes are incredible, their (fried rices, noodles, Mongolian beef, kung pao chicken, and their soups), especially love their sizzling rice soup. I haven't had their Peking duck, but it suppose to be fantastic. The restaurant can hold large parties as well. I have been here on several special occasions. The banquet menu varies in prices from $240 to $400 and up, depending on how many people there are. They also have a variety of special Chinese liquors, soju, beers, and Scottish Whiskey. The service is always great and the place is always busy. The servers are very friendly and eager to help/assist with anything you need. I highly recommend this place. read more

We had a family gathering/birthday dinner (7 people including a baby) so we were trying to look for a restaurant with a private dining room, which Shin Beijing had. We were able to book one of their rooms for a Sunday dinner with their manager but, he called and canceled last minute saying there was a mistake. I was extremely annoyed as I was the one planning the dinner and had to find another place in 3 hours with a room for 7 people. (Almost impossible during holiday season/on a weekend) The manager did apologize and said he would try his best to accommodate us, which he did. He got us a table in the corner where it was blocked off, as we didn't want to interrupt others with a crying baby during dinner. The service was great and we enjoyed the food as well! I forgot to take pics of all the dishes we ordered. I especially enjoyed the sweet and sour pork (tang soo yook). Their jjampppong is on the spicier side so if you like spicy food, it's worth a try :) I also liked how the jjajangmyun wasn't too sweet! This place is under new management and I noticed the place pop up on my social media so I've been wanting to try it! Wasn't the best Korean Chinese food I've had, but everything seemed to be decent and the manager/servers were all very friendly. They also have a lunch special so I may come back for that :) Valet parking avail or limited street parking read more

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Food was delicious but looks like have short staff. I don't know I maybe visited on busy time. As long as good food that means everything!!! read more

Got the kung pao shrimp, Mongolian beef, deep fried sweet and sour pork, with jjajang black bean noodles. Everything tasted great, but it was $38 per main dish. The noodles were about $13. Quite expensive for a weekend lunch for three, but it tasted wonderful and service was also good. read more

Finally their summer seasonal menu opened! I've been waiting for this cold noodle for months. This dish brings out my childhood memory. I couldn't find this chinese cold noodle anywhere but here. It's the best summer time refreshing dish. Highly recommend! 여기 중국냉면 정말 별미고 맛있어요.. 땅콩소스랑 겨자도 듬뿍 주셔서 다 넣어 먹으면 정말 여름 나기 좋아요 안드셔보신분들도 호불호 없이 즐길 수 있을 것 같아요. I kept thinking of this restaurant and kept coming back weekly. Servers are always nice and friendly. Always welcoming. Place is always clean, can't believe that it is old restaurant. read more

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The cleanest and most delicious spot in Koreatown! The best value for your money! Once you try it, you'll definitely come back. Highly recommended! read more

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My parents adore this place, so I tagged along and tried my favorite chicken dish 라조기! The sauce is sooo good; I felt like the chicken was a bit tough but overall hit the mark for me. The only thing is that the place smelled a bit of Clorox; regardless, everyone was nice, fast, and helpful. read more

Shin Beijing - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We have been regular customers here, bringing large groups multiple times a year. However, our recent experience was so disappointing that I feel compelled to leave this feedback for staff training purposes. We visited as a large group, and at the time, our private room actually had more people than the main dining area. There were about four servers on duty. As we were finishing our meal, one of the servers started lecturing us, saying we shouldn't keep calling different servers for various requests. In my opinion, this is a basic service standard: if there are four servers and a large group in a room, at least one person should be checking in periodically to see if we need anything--especially when the main hall isn't even busy. For example, if one table asks for to-go boxes, a proactive server should anticipate that other tables will need them soon and bring enough for everyone. Instead, they brought only two boxes and then complained that we were "asking too many times." The same thing happened with aprons, water refills, and napkins. It felt as though the staff thought their job ended at just dropping off the food. It was incredibly unprofessional to openly complain to customers about their requests instead of reflecting on their own lack of attentiveness. We weren't being rude or shouting; we simply had to go out and find a server because no one was checking on us. What's even more shocking is that even when we tried to be polite and said "I'm sorry, please understand our situation," the server continued to vent their frustration at us. If this establishment wants to handle large groups professionally, the staff needs serious retraining. I am deeply disappointed by this lack of hospitality. read more

My family and I had a funeral last month and we decided to come here for all that they offered. We reserved a big room to host our family and friends. We are so thankful for Shin Beijing for making our dinner memorable. The space they provided made it possible for all of us to be together, our room was full of friendly chatter while dishes were passed around and shared. The prefix menu they customized was fresh and delicious, and they brought nostalgia to our family's past get togethers. Our sad occasion was made whole and we really enjoyed our time here. Thank you for a sweet and wonderful night! read more

I came here for the first time with my friend and I honestly heard so much good things about this place and finally decided to try it. We arrived around 2pm and as soon as we entered we were greeted by one of the servers and got seated right away. I noticed that the restaurant was full when we arrived. There were so many items to choose from, we decided to try their new menu which is the Chinese Cold noodle. We also got their Broccoli and Beef as well as the Kung Pao Chicken. First they brought out their side dishes and their kimchi was soo I almost finished the whole plate. Once the food arrived everything was good and the flavor was spot on. What I really liked was their Cold noodle, it somehow reminded me of Korean Cold noodles but since the noodles were thicker it was more filling. It came with a peanut butter paste if you want to make it more nutty, even with the paste it was so refreshing. Now that the weather is getting hot I highly recommend it since it was very refreshing. So far for me this place is 5/5 starting from their service, food and their ambiance. I can't wait to come back and try other items. read more

Shin Beijing - Broccoli beef and Kung Pao chicken that we devoured... - Chinese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Best Korean style Chinese food in North America hands down. The true litmus test for 중화요리 Korean Chinese food is their 짜장면. Specialty dishes are good and excellent value with their family meals. Highly recommended. read more

I was surprised to see all of the highly rated reviews after my meal here. We arrived for an early dinner and the restaurant was empty. There was only one other party. There were three servers, but a different one stopped by our table each time. Because of this, service was inconsistent and inattentive. They forgot to bring us our ice water, and when we asked for an extra bowl they took quite a while. A previous reviewer perfectly described the food: "flat and flavorless". The noodles were well cooked but the onions in the jjajang were severely over cooked and soggy. The jjajang was so bland I had to add soy sauce to my bowl. My mom ordered the jjampong and it also was very bland. There was no spice or flavor. They did have a good amount of octopus and veggies. We ordered the gganpoong shrimp - this was well fried and the sauce texture was perfect, but again, it was flavorless. It's quite impressive how so many ingredients can taste so unappetizing and vapid. Maybe I came on a bad day? But I definitely won't return and can't recommend Shin Beijing. read more

Great for big parties, all the dishes we had were great but the jjamppong is the star of the show. Will definitely be back!