Jinsoy

Jinsoy in New Brunswick provides a delightful dining experience with a fully halal menu that caters to families and food enthusiasts alike. During our recent visit, we were a party of four--two adults and two kids--and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Appetizers We started with the Hot and Sour family soup and dynamite chicken. Both appetizers were flavorful and set a positive tone for the meal. Main Courses For our main courses, we ordered the Mongolian beef, sesame chicken, and cheese corn fried rice. Each dish was well-prepared and delicious; however, one notable aspect was that the main courses arrived at staggered intervals, resembling a tasting menu. It would have been more enjoyable if all the food had been served simultaneously, allowing us to savor the complete experience together. Desserts To finish our meal, we indulged in the rose ice cream and chocolate mousse cake. Both desserts were delightful and provided a sweet ending to our dining experience. Ambiance and Service The ambiance of Jinsoy is inviting, making it a great place for families. The service was attentive and friendly, contributing positively to our overall experience. Pricing Expect to pay around $30-35 per person, which is reasonable considering the quality of the food and the dining experience. Overall, Jinsoy is a fantastic choice for those seeking halal options in New Brunswick. With delicious food, a pleasant atmosphere, and good service, it's definitely worth a visit. Just keep in mind that you might want to ask for your dishes to be served together for an even better experience!

I am not sure if I am entitled to give a 5 star rating as I have not tried their entire menu. But this rating is solely based on the menu which I found was pretty balanced. It has a decent vegetarian offering as well. The restaurant is located in George Street in the New Brunswick area in New Jersey and it’s a really nice street with restaurants and cafés lining both sides of the street. The interiors are clean, there is enough room to move around without bumping into tables. Service is quick. It’s a decent place…

The food was HORRIBLE. It sucks that I came here out of curiosity and wasted money on a bad experience. I came here with low standards but the bar was even lower for the restaurant. This place is a trap and there's infinitely better and more appropriate halal Malaysian/Thai restaurants nearby. Ex. Thai Lotus in North Brunswick Before I get into food, the music they play is shallow club music that doesn't even match the restaurant's theme when mostly families are coming in to eat. The service was okay, servers weren't that receptive but they just did their jobs. Now the food, this restaurant looks pretty but it does NOT make up for the low quality of food served. I ordered some chicken dumplings, chicken pad Thai, Mongolian beef, and the Malaysian chicken curry. The chicken dumplings tasted exactly like something I had bought from trader joe's last week. They weren't bland but they weren't worth ordering. The Mongolian beef was really sweet and cut into THIN STRIPS. Absolutely had no flavor besides being sweet. The sauce was the only thing you could taste. It tasted like eating chewy sliced orange rinds without the orange flavor. The Malaysian curry was something I've never seen or tasted before. It was basically fried pieces of chicken in a white buttery pasta sauce that was SWEET. It was a weird combination that should've be nasty(it looked like chicken in a pool of watered icing) but it wasn't bad but it was NOTHING close to tasting like Malaysian chicken curry. Again, it had no flavor besides being sweet from the sauce( which was like a buttery pasta sauce with sugar). Lastly, the pad thai- it was disgusting. It had absolutely no flavor besides the WATERY SWEET SAUCE. Everything in the plate looked unseasoned and bland. The noodles were almost pale and bland. I've never had or seen pale pad Thai with WATERY SWEET SAUCE. That dish was left most uneaten for our table. Again, the dish had little flavor besides the sweet sauce. I asked for chilli oil and they gave me this weird ketchup-y chilli sauce, even sriacha would've been better. The vinegar jalapenos that came with that chilli sauce were the only things that made the dishes taste better and less simple. For these 4 dishes (with the addition of one tea and another drink), the total was about $120. Absolutely distasteful food and prices.

Jinsoy: A Flavorful Halal Thai Experience ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jinsoy is an absolute gem for anyone seeking delicious halal Thai cuisine. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the vibrant atmosphere and the tantalizing aromas wafting through the air. The service was impeccable, with friendly and attentive staff who were happy to recommend dishes. I opted for the Pad Thai, and it was simply divine! The noodles were perfectly cooked, the flavors were bold and authentic, and the portion size was generous. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, creating a comfortable and inviting dining experience. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Jinsoy is the perfect place to satisfy your Thai food cravings. If you're looking for a halal Thai restaurant that delivers on both taste and ambiance, Jinsoy is a must-try!

The service was lovely, we came in late and they were very accommodating. Atmosphere is a bit loud but fine, food was good. We had the vegetable Pad Thai and Pepper Beef. Medium is a decent spice level, if you are sensitive spice down. Pad Thai was a bit oily but good flavor! You can bring your own bottle of wine or beer too.