Jin Ding Restaurant

Had a great Christmas dinner here, staff were overwhelmed but everything turned out being okay. Food was great and came out timely. The waiter was very nice.

Amazing dining experience, the food was amazing, from the scallion pancakes, the steamed pork buns, and the Gunpowder Chicke. Everything was amazing. It was a little busy at the time, so service was sometimes slow. I'm definitely coming back again. Everything was also reasonably priced as well.

Becky and the staff were exceptionally accommodating! Excellent menu for our Chinese New Year!

Nice restaurant with plenty of parking. Recently they’ve started doing all you can eat dim sum during lunch hour. The price for the dim sum buffet is super reasonable. I would have given them five stars if we hadn’t ordered what I called their “strategic dishes”. As you can see in my pictures, all dim sums are of small potions as they should have been. However, two carb-only dishes are supersized portion-wise: 1) stir-fried seafood rice noodle rolls with XO sauce—you won’t see any seafood, but only a big dish of plain rice noodle rolls. It’s pretty greasy too. 2) the chow mein portion is so big that it looks like a noodle mountain. We tried to eat as much as we could, but we didn’t even manage to make a dent. When these two dishes were brought to the table, I didn’t want to ask why three other dim sums I ordered never came. I think the restaurant deliberately made these carb-only dish super big to fill you up, so you won’t be able to order more expensive dim sums. It’s a cost-saving/profit driven strategy that doesn’t sit well with us. We are not the type of customers who would eat a huge amount of food. We would never over order simply because we can. We felt bad when we had to leave the unfinished chow mein behind, but there’s no way that I wanted to pay an extra $10 for the leftover chow mein—they should have never made the portion so big. It doesn’t really save them much—instead it only leaves a bad taste in customers’ mouths.

This is one of the cleanest Chinese restaurants I've ever dined in at. The staff is very friendly and attentive, but at times, it could be slightly overwhelming. The main thing that I enjoyed about the food was the cleanliness, quality, and lack of saltiness that is usually associated with Chinese cuisine. However, I do feel that the food could have had a little more flavor. When I ate the food, I thought, "This is good" But when I try to look for a new restaurant to call home, I want to think, "OMG! This is delicious! Yo yo yo, try this one!" I didn't get that feel from the food here, but it is good enough to warrant a return. I do plan on coming back for another meal, as overall, I enjoyed my first experience at Jin Ding. The desserts were also good, flavorful, and not too sweet.