Jin Jin's was one of the first hidden gem place I've been to in Saskatoon! Seven years ago, my…read morefriend raaaaved about this small and quaint northern style Chinese restaurant ran by a lovely Chinese couple but spoke minimal English. I was quite excited as I was able to practice my Mandarin and try some authentic cuisine! I had a short but wonderful chat with the owner at that time and the dumplings were incredible I always longed to go back to try them again but I was told they had closed and moved back to China due to old age. Fast forward seven years later, I realized they're still open! (Or opened again)?? I never thought much about them since I heard about the closing so I never googled so imagine my surprise when Mr C and I walked by their huge poster above the building! I was super stoked to know they are still running their quaint restaurant and got an even wider acknowledgement for their hard work and amazing food Of course, Mr C and I had to stop by to try some of their dumplings again! it's one of the few times that I actually order meat dumplings And just as I remembered, it was perfect. They flipped it upside down when serving so the crispy part is upwards and just makes me drooool these are perfect bite size servings and no additional sauce required! As mentioned, it's still the same couple running the restaurant. The wife does serving, ordering and cashier work while the husband does the cooking in the backz it was absolutely cute seeing their teamwork and also #couplegoals! Okay back to food. I also wanted to try another dish besides dumplings so I got the Noodles with Tianjin Style Sauce. Unfortunately neither Mr C or myself enjoyed it as much but it wasn't bad! I did find the sauce a bit too salty so I had to thoroughly mix it with the noodles and made sure every bite of wood ear 木耳 and eggs had to have some noodles to balance out the flavours. I probably won't order this one again but for sure will try their other dishes Ps. The entrance is actually further to the right (not below the poster) after all, it's a hidden gem so you really gotta look for it!

BEST DUMPLINGS!!!!! Honestly I was TERRIFIED to go into this place. There was no one but the owner…read morethere. The chalkboard menu in cantonese. But they had an English menu, and I had done some "inter gram research" prior. I showed the owner a few snaps of what I wanted. These were the most delish dumplings ever!!!! And $9 for 20? I took some home to Vancouver with me and I can't wait to get them! Honestly this place is a true gem in Saskatoon! I'll be back!

We have been a customer here for years, we ordered for New Years eve this year. the food was…read moregreasy, burnt taste, the shrimp chop suey was the worst we have ever eaten, the wonton soup had no flavor. Stay away from here as there food is absolute garbage.

I see that my previous review was not recommended. I M trying to edit my previous review. That is…read moreunfortunate because it indicated the same problem as a review posted by someone else a month earlier. The manager indicated that the poor food was not their standard, but that does not appear to be true. If you use old oil out of the deep fryer for stir frying, you end up with bad tasting stir-fry. I sincerely hope the manager addresses the issue this time. The food there used to be good, but things change. Ignoring the issues is just going to drive away customers. The dark gold color of all the food in my photo confirms their use of old oil. My wife is in a wheelchair, it is difficult to get out in winter. As a treat we like to order in occasionally. To receive sub-standard food is very disappointing.

This restaurant seems hit or miss. We have had good meals from there but tonight we were…read moredisappointed. The kung pao chicken was bland and tasteless and had a slimy texture. The schezuan chili garlic chicken was dry and sauceless and also tasteless. The tofu and veggies were good and the rice want hot and sour soup were good. Probably won't order again. Saskatoon desperately needs a good Chinese restaurant. .

I ate here for the first time today and I won't return if I can help it. The service was horrible…read more We ordered so many items that weren't served to us without reminders and one dish just never showed up, which we were still charged for. The food was okay. My favourite dishes were the crispy shrimp as well as the shrimp and eggplant. The restaurant is definitely bright and spacious but it could use some upgrades. The seats are in rough shape.

Almost walked past this little place on 20th Street, until we saw the sign for Peking Duck. We…read moreordered a variety of traditional Cantonese bbq, including the duck, and everything was absolutely delicious. The waitress was friendly and really helpful - especially when we saw the menu printed in Cantonese! We needn't have worried though, they have English versions available. Prices are more than reasonable. I highly recommend this restaurant!

We come here every time we visit Saskatoon. The service is quick, now there are server robots. You…read moreorder through QR code on your phone Food was pretty good.

Simply great food. I…read morewas very happy to see this restaurant open up in Saskatoon. I heard they were here before and relocated to this new venue but I never knew they existed before. Typical table to table cart service with a selection of dim sum. I came hungry for lunch with friends and was very impressed. The food was first class and came piping hot. Never had to wait long for a cart of fresh and tempting choices. Clean restaurant and wasn't noisy. Come hungry and come often.

Ordered Wonton Soup and Cantonese Chow Mein for delivery. Soup tasted okay but lots of cartilage…read moreand other non meat product in the wontons that it was a turn off. Chow Mein was a disgusting gelatinous mass. The noodles were over cooked and not fried. They sat in a slimy liquid. Pork, chicken and shrimp were tough. Chicken had lots of fat on it. There was no flavouring added to the dish at all. Threw most of it out.