Jin Restaurant In Genova

Exceptionally good food! I wish there was a Chinese restaurant like this where I live.

Absolutely not to be missed. The best Chinese food in Genoa. Quality ingredients and authentic flavors. Fast and professional service. Elegant and well-kept location, perhaps a little too dark for my personal taste. Tip: book in advance.

The restaurant is well-maintained, although the lighting isn't the best—everything is very soft, perhaps too soft. A little more light would help with reading the menu. There were three of us for dinner, and we found the food very good. The steamed dumplings are highly recommended: the squid ink ones are delicious and unique, the mushroom ones are excellent, the others are more "standard." For main courses, we divided our menu into: - spicy chicken with vegetables and rice: well-balanced flavors, not too spicy, truly delicious - spicy shrimp with vegetables and rice: a well-cooked Asian classic - sweet and sour fried chicken: lightly breaded and fried to perfection with a generous sweet and sour sauce, excellent! I'm always a bit perplexed by the desserts, as in all Chinese restaurants, this isn't their strong point; however, we tried the mochi with ice cream—special—and the vanilla ice cream with caramel and ginger—the ginger is barely noticeable, so it could be improved. In conclusion: the ravioli and main courses were truly delicious, made with high-quality ingredients—highly recommended! I recommend booking, because even though it was a Tuesday night, the restaurant was packed.

It's not your typical Chinese restaurant at all, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised by the impeccable service. And I must also say that the dishes are SERIOUSLY Chinese (I know this because I've been to China and have therefore been able to verify that the dishes are prepared and served the same way, unlike all the other "Chinese" restaurants that I haven't frequented in years). It's obviously more expensive than the others, but that's fair enough because the quality isn't even remotely comparable.

Excellent service, delicious cuisine, extremely kind and helpful staff. The dining room is large but carefully and discreetly divided for each table. I highly recommend it if you want to take a gastronomic journey through China, Japan, and Vietnam.

We had dinner here for two; the place is very nice and well-maintained. We felt very well-served and friendly. The dishes were very good, despite their cuisine being very different from ours. Of what we tried, the ravioli are definitely highly recommended (with the sole exception of the shrimp one, at least for our personal taste, which was slightly out of place compared to the rest; the mushroom ones were truly superb). The duck was delicious, despite the "unusual" way of eating it. As for desserts, although I still don't really appreciate Chinese cuisine, I have to say they were excellent. Overall, the ingredients and attention to detail are truly those of a great restaurant. We'll be back soon to try other dishes.

Good quick service. The food is amazing ! We had an assortment of dim sums, sour spicy soup, rice cakes with beef and vegetable stir fry - great! The cream and ginger caramel ice cream (classic and fried) are incredible ! Very good sake.

Excellent Peking duck, served with thin crepes, vegetables, and sauces—like I've only ever tasted in Beijing. Perfectly cooked, flavorful yet light and easily digestible. A big plus is the staff: friendly, cheerful, and well-rounded, a true team that makes all the difference. My compliments. I'll definitely be back!

Everything was excellent, especially the braised ravioli, which were truly delicious. The rest of the dishes we tried were also very tasty... definitely one of the best Chinese restaurants I've been to in a long time.

Excellent. Very good and light Conese. And that's not an oxymoron.