Chin's Kitchen

- food was super good and had lots a flavor. - fresh ingredients used, and didn't seem like the food sat out or anything. - they have the best wonton soup in the area, thick wontons and good flavor broth. - their chicken flat noodles were amazing, has small chunk's of chicken not big ones with lots of fat like other places. - prices were ok a little high even for the area, but worth it. - service was quick and the guy taking our order was super friendly. - overall we will be coming back here a few times a month for sure. - I'd recommend them.

Sorry this place must have cooked my sweet and sour chicken the day before I picked it up. It was dried out chicken and it tasted like the grease was old. Never again. When you are due a good review I have to enjoy my food. The fried rice only had soy sauce in it. It was yuk. They have really gone down hill since I lived here years ago. YUK!

Chin's Kitchen, the food was fresh, and the food was not greasy, the brown sauce was delicious, which I think is the base of any American style Chinese food. They have great chicken wings, which really had a cooked at home taste. The thing I liked most about the wings were the size. They were large whole wings, compared to the competition. I was disappointed with the fried jumbo shrimp, I asked were they fresh and breaded in the store? I was told yes, when in reality they were of the frozen variety. They also have wing portions in different flavors, the General Tso's flavoured wings were good. I also had chicken lo mein, it was close to mom's chicken soup in flavor. Keep that in mind if you use chicken soup as a cold remedy. If you live, within a five mile radius of Chin's, it is your best option for Chinese food.