The Jin

Insanely delicious!We have a new favorite restaurant in Hells Kitchen, The Jin. Stopped by for lunch with my wife and can't stop talking about the tasty foodLet's start with the Bulgogi Tacos. Wow. Stuffed full of juicy marinaded beef with peppers in a sold corn tortilla. These aren't your tiny appetizers, they're huge. And so good. Maybe my favorite taco period. We also had a bowl of glass noodles with Bulgogi, also very delicious. A bit a kimchi too to round out our lunch. They also had a great assortment of local and imported beers and adult beverages, but it was lunch so next time. Atmosphere at The Jin is very clean, modern and warm with hardwood floors and, exposed brick walls. The front opens up to the sidewalk, always a nice feature. Service was prompt and extremely polite as you might expect at a Korean restaurant. All around winning combination. The Jin is definitely going to become a regular for us. Highly recommend.

Really enjoy getting the spicy boneless chicken wings. Pair that with a Terra Korean beer and you have a delicious meal. The service is always pleasant and the ambiance relaxed. I go here for solo dining all the time.

On freezing cold day, nothing beats a warm bowl ramen. I searched around where I was and found the Jin. It is situated on a relatively quiet section of the neighborhood. I could not find obvious sign out front but the clean, modern design of the entrance made it the 'obvious'. There are two kinds of ramen options - pork vs chicken. I chose the pork option. I also ordered a small fried chicken. When both came out, I was surprised by the size of the fried chicken. It's good for two people. The skin was crispy and the hot sauce was just right, spicy and tangy. The ramen was good but the stand out item in it was the poached egg. You have to try it. The only shortcomings of this place is single restroom. It's clean but looks like needing a renovation. Would be back in the summer and try out a few more items.

Went here the first time today and wow the food is so good. Service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. I will be returning here again this week for sure. Highly recommend.

I absolutely love this Korean restaurant in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood! We stopped by for lunch and ordered the pork belly and japchae, and both dishes were excellent. The food has a homestyle quality that makes it feel like true comfort food. The pork belly was a standout--it had a perfect seared flavor, wasn't overly oily, and was cooked to perfection. The japchae was also delightful, with just the right amount of seasoning and a satisfying texture. The restaurant itself is clean, cozy, and spacious, with plenty of seating, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone craving delicious Korean cuisine!

The Jin is a cool local spot for yummy Korean food. I ordered the beef bulgogi glass noodles and they were delicious. More bulgogi would have been nice but still overall a great entree. The restaurant isn't too big and it's walk-in only; it has a cozy feel to it. The waiters were busy but still attentive to me. 10/10 restaurant recommendation. I would recommend coming here to try their food and I would come back too

Ambiance - perfection / Simple, chill vibe and decor. Wood and neutral coloration. We felt warmly welcomed. We sat at a table that was inside but in the street at the same time. Perfect on a breezy summer day.Food - perfection This chicken was so good my spirit was moved in a real way. Like Jesus was present in the chicken. It hyperbole y'all. It was holy and heavenly.Service - great our server made great suggestions and didn't over sell us on anything. He suggested that we wait to order fried rice to see if the chicken would be enough, first. Nice! I love this experience. It was as close to perfect as one can get. (I even got to Shazzam some dope Korean hip hop/ r n b while I was there!)Another review giving it to you straight no chaser! Enjoy!

I liked The Jin for relatively affordable, tasty Korean food. The interior has about a dozen tables and while it's mostly catered to couples and small parties, there's room to fit a larger party. The staff is friendly and helpful too. Restroom is small but clean.Obviously, the fried chicken is their most popular menu item, but I found it slightly overpriced and overseasoned. It's not bad or anything, just not my favorite. Loved the savory kimchi pancake, which is gooey and slightly spicy. The cheese corn was just so-so. I'd probably go back again; it'd be a great place to have some drinks and late-night snacks with friends.

Super crispy wings with amazing sauces! I came here an hour before closing on a Wednesday so there were only maybe 2-3 other parties but I was super impressed with this place. The menu is small and I only came with one other person so we only ordered the soy garlic wings and the original wings with the spicy sauce on the side. They didn't have small sides of tteokbokki but next time I come with a group, I'd want to try it as an entree. The wings came out fresh, hot, crispy, and huge. They were super juicy and each bite was incredible. The soy garlic and spicy sauce together was an amazing combo as well. The service was great! They were very accommodating and attentive. Overall, I would definitely come back for the wings and would like to try some of their other dishes as well.

3.5/5 stars, a cute small Asian fusion restaurant with open windows at the time so no a/c during the summer. Very large and delicious soy garlic Korean chicken wings. Crunchy and crispy skin and seasoned in the inside which is so important when eating wings. The bulgogi platter with kimchi came with a sizzle and was filling to share. Great flavors as well in the meat.