Review Shin - Long Beach

Melodie Delgado

My family and I love trying out Thai food places and we are in love with this one. Our favorite meal is the seafood soup and this soup took me back to my childhood, having this soup after church on Sundays in LA. It really was super delicious and literally didn’t need anything else but white rice. I was pleasantly surprised by the portions and quality of the food!

Esteven Gonzalez

Shin is an excellent sushi restaurant. I have been to a few places, though this one stands out. You have a choice to eat outside, which is nice. The atmosphere is beautiful. I highly recommend the highway rolls and the crab bombs. That's what I had lastly. All in all, it's a good place. Whether family friendly or one on one it's the place to go!

David Raymond

The Poke wasn't really good. Every other restaurant I've been to has had a bar where they prepare it to your taste. Shin restaurant offers a variety of different poke choices, but it's of their creation. Other then that the restaurant was professional, clean and had quick service. I'd probably give them a 3 1/2 stars as a more fair rating.

Kimberly Yadon

The sushi was good. I didn't know it was there. Glad I went. Will return.

Anthon Camaro

I got a spicy ramen with pork and a hand roll Cali roll. I was really surprised about the roll. Never had one that wasn’t cut but they there rice is real. Semi sweet when you bite into it, not just streamed. Their whole egg was cooked to perfection, fully cooked with the yolk still a bit gelatin texture that you want. Not running or hard at all. The price is a bit more then most spot so if I could put 1 1/2 dollar sign I would. But over all pretty solid for a lunch

Jason Macri

Buzzing through Long Beach and saw this place along PCH... Stopped in with a buddy and what a surprise!! Staff greeted us we sat and looked at the wonderfully full menu. We ordered and food was perfect! Highly recommend stopping in for a bite.... Great Sushi, noodle, curry, Sake menu.

Simon Talbot

Update June 5th, 2021 Went for dinner at 8:15pm tonight. Sadly it was CLOSED. Saturday night, closed? Despite their Google listing, which has recently been updated, stating 10pm....Very disappointing to see. Went to 39 Degrees, 655 Redondo Ave instead. My new local for Japanese. Great vibes, great service. Really enjoyed my long lazy Sunday lunch.

Samuel Jackson

I was out with a friend. We order ramen and sadly it was not up to par... The portion size of the ramen was smaller than other spots... The eggs weren't the typical Ajitsuke Tamago, the eggs were just regular eggs (I was sad but it wasn't the worst) ... However when I tasted the broth, I had to stop... It was terrible I had to send it back, and the sad part is they still charged me for it (Man i basic paid to just eat an egg)... I ordered mango sushi dish, and the mango was not fresh it taste pretty dated but it was edible. Aside from the bad, they were quick and very hospitable, extremely nice. The waitress was always there and quick to take our order(the food came fast as well)... Overall I just wish the food tasted as good as they're hospitality. I don't know what this restaurant is known for, I am determined to go again maybe 2-3 months from now (get the taste out of my mouth) and see if it'll be better than what I just experienced. I have a feeling this place is a hidden gem that maybe wasn't having the best of days... Will keep you posted