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I've been going to Jin Jin Deli for maybe close to 20 years now and I love that not much has changed. The food tastes the exact same as the first time I've had it. JJD serves mostly Chinese casual basic comfort foods and many of the dishes aren't commonly found elsewhere in town. The standout on the menu for practically everyone here is the Pan Fried Rice Cake that is stir fried with egg and preserved radish in a special soy dipping sauce that is fantastic. It's technically an appetizer but there's been plenty of times I just come here just for that dish and nothing else. It's just that damn good. While most of the menu is Chinese there are some Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese influences here in terms of ingredients or menu items. My absolute favorite dish here is a noodle soup called the Spicy Sate Noodle Soup where you can add meatballs as an option. This dish is also available soupless that's fantastic. It's got an earthy spicy to it that's like maybe an Asian chipotle but isn't really spicy unless you're completely a wuss when it comes to spice. It's probably a 2/5 at your standard Thai restaurant in terms of heat. But it's packed with flavor and has a nice comforting and rich broth that is perfect for the colder days in Portland. For as long as I remember (maybe 18 years) I'd put this in the cheap eat category in my rotation of places to go. They've always been priced really low compared to other casual Asian noodle soup or lunch spots while never compromising on flavor or ingredients. Portions were always very good. Nowadays I'd say they are no longer a cheap eat but priced fairly amongst alternative options with many items in the $15 range. However now that prices have crept up slightly I have noticed a much more generous portion of food to the point where I'm stuffing myself to finish....so the value is still there despite the price increase. The menu is in English, Chinese, and Vietnamese and they also have a picture menu which could help you navigate ordering if it's your first time. Today I had something I've never had before and it's pretty solid, a Kimchee with beef fry tossed egg noodle dish. It was solid...it was nothing mind blowing but it is perfectly satisfying and unique. I typically stick to the noodle dishes both dry and soup, but in addition to the rice cake, I'd say a lot of people really enjoy their fried rices. I'm counting right now and there's 11 versions of them however it's something I rarely order since I love their noodle dishes so much. Their beef chow fun is one of the most slept on menu items here and in Portland. It's amongst the top tier in Portland with a good "wok hei" or dragons breath char on the noodles. If you are a fan of XLBs Beef Chow Fun, then JJD might scratch the itch for you although it is a half tier below, but a much more generous portion. It's fantastic for takeaway or as leftovers as well. Honestly most of the menu here is great for leftovers or takeaway aside from the rice cake which might lose its crispiness. This is a perfect spot for just a very casual quick no frills meal that's quick and comforting and satisfying. You'll find things that are pretty uncommon elsewhere in town but at the same time nothing transcendent that will give you a foodgasm or make you rave about. Jin Jin Deli is like my longtime childhood best friend that's loyal and dependable.
Love coming here for a meal alone or with friends. I find this place to be like a home cooked meal as it is a small family wonder business. The food isn't exactly perfect, but it's certainly comforting and a nice warm meal at great prices. Upon arrival, they have menus above the table you're seated at, and bring a cup of hot tea. If you'd like water, they have a station where you're able to get it yourself. I often opt for the same dishes when I visit; the pan fried rice cakes 9/10, kimchi stone pot with beef 7.5/10, or the kimchi fried rice 9/10. All dishes taste great, especially when craving a warm filling meal. Service is very minimal, but the family working are very kind people.
Glad I came back and I will return. A wide-ranging menu, , including rice bowls, a good variety of noodles. soups and other things. Small and busy place, the two working ladies in constant motion while staying pleasant, food came pretty quickly. And it was delicious. I had the sate rice bowl with seafood, in the hot stone bowl with some crusties on the bottom. the egg on top sunnyside up but well fried. fun to find some wide noodles mixed in for texture. Strong pepper heat level. Good amount of seafood, w/ some quality, bigger than a quarter, shrimp. Most tasty. Place small and no frills, Abby and I the only non-Asian customers.
Always delicious. This place is perfect when you're craving an authentic Chinese meal - it has a home cooked feel; comfort food for a rainy day. The seating area is small but clean. Hot tea is provided with self serve water cups.
I'm stingy with 5-Stars, this earns more like 4.5, but heck, let's round up. Winner, Winner on taste and price, i.e., value. The first item is usually the most popular and that applies here: the pan fried rice cakes were excellent? The salted fish and chicken fried rice is one of the best versions I've tried. For certain, it's tops in Portland. The complementary tea was above average, while the iced limeade was oh so refreshing. Service was friendly and fast. Prices are more than fair. Ambiance is so-so as it seems like the seating layout could be improved to allow for more customers. Parking can be tough during peak hours. Lastly, they close way too early for an Asian restaurant, especially a popular tone.
So this place is consistently on PDX eater for the Hu Tieu Sate so I've been meaning to try it. I'll start with it's a good noodle soup dish. Definitely not like the Vietnamese Hu Tieu dish I'm used to as it has a rich peanut flavor. I asked the owner about it and it's a Chinese sate flavor which is cool. To me it was like a cross between a Thai curry and Taiwanese cold noodles. I'll have to let it marinate in my subconscious some...
The spicy beef and beef meatball sate is always a hit! The steamed dumplings are my kids favorite.
Wow! It's been a while since I've died here. Why? Well, between COVID, parking and just busy life in general. Today, we decided to fight other drivers and won ourselves a parking spot! Arriving at 1pm on a Saturday, boy, they were a bit busy! We took one of the two remaining tables and quickly scanned the wall menus. Prices have gone up, but what hasn't? Well, I can tell you that the hot water in a paper cup is still the same. Quick friendly service is the same. Not to mention, they still wear a mask, thank you! Food: ordered the sate beef clay pot $13 and kimchi fried rice with chicken $12. After minutes of ordering, my streamy hot food arrives. Decent portions and still yummy, delicious as ever. Saucy rice and full of flavor once mixed up, a little spicy. Yes, I'm still talking about my clay pot. Is there scorched rice inside? Some, not a lot, but enough to taste it without hurting my teeth. One thing to note: they no longer have unlimited pickled carrots and radish for grabs. They are portioned out in 2oz individual cups and you need to ask for them. Cash or card. No Tap-to-pay. Ice water is self served. To-go boxes are near the front. No additional services will be provided, that's just the service model. Don't need to buss your own table, but you need to go up and pay when ready. Parking is tight, very small as they share the same lot with multiple businesses. No RSVP, there will be a wait if their 10 tables are full. Enjoy!
I enjoyed a great lunch with a friend at Jin Jin Deli. As other Yelpers have noted, there are 10 tables so you may need to wait to dine. My friend and I got lucky and got seated right away. The shopping center has a limited amount of parking. We got lucky with the parking as well. We got spring rolls, kimchi fried rice clay pot with beef, and the special spicy dry tossed noodle with egg noodles. The food was ready quickly. The spring rolls were tasty. The fried rice was fantastic. I loved the crispy rice at the bottom of the pot and it was so flavorful. The noodles came with some sauce to pour over. They were delicious and had a good amount of meat in them. They weren't very spicy but that was okay. Overall, I would highly recommend visiting this restaurant and I could see it being a great take out spot as well.
After going to this place for years, Jin Jin has definitely become a reliable, comfort hole-in-the-wall restaurant between my friends and I. Offering a variety of Asian fusion dishes for a really affordable price, I love going here when I just want a cozy place to get food. I'm not sure about the current dine-in situation because the last time I went here was a while ago, but when I did go, they only had limited seating. Definitely not as much seating as pre-COVID but you could still dine-in if you wanted to! The service is really sweet and pretty fast and always reliable. I love that they have Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese ,and Vietnamese food so you can choose whichever you want based on your mood. And, the appetizers are amazing too. A great place for a rainy day or when you want some warm comfort food. :)
It was ok - good not great. Low key little spot hidden in a strip mall. We had the pan fried rice cakes and Sate beef noodle soup. The rice cakes were soggy, and I didn't even want to eat more than a bite and just picked a bit at the fried egg bits. The soup was good, we got the egg noodles which were very thin and nice and springy. The soup had a bit of sour lemongrass flavor which was nice, tho the beef was a tad tough. I was thinking it was a Chinese place but it seems mostly Vietnamese w/ a little Chinese & Korean fusion. Very casual cafe w/ self serve water tho they will bring you out a free cup of hot tea which I always like, no beer tho :( Also fyi google says they are temporarily closed but they were open as of late Feb 2026, just call first to confirm. read more
This place is very nostalgic for me. It's been around for a long time and I've been a long time customer. I'm happy to say that everything still tastes exactly the same as day 1. I always get the beef and kimchi hot pot rice and the stir fried rice cakes. Last time I had it was about a year ago and it tasted the same, delicious as always. Check this place out but make sure they are open! read more
Good Chinese food. It's closed on Mondays and closed early before dinner time. Menu in Chinese, English and Vietnamese. It's located inside the small Asian strip mall with shared parking. There are dishes that aren't served at other local Chinese restaurants. read more
I've been going to Jin Jin Deli for maybe close to 20 years now and I love that not much has changed. The food tastes the exact same as the first time I've had it. JJD serves mostly Chinese casual basic comfort foods and many of the dishes aren't commonly found elsewhere in town. The standout on the menu for practically everyone here is the Pan Fried Rice Cake that is stir fried with egg and preserved radish in a special soy dipping sauce that is fantastic. It's technically an appetizer but there's been plenty of times I just come here just for that dish and nothing else. It's just that damn good. While most of the menu is Chinese there are some Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese influences here in terms of ingredients or menu items. My absolute favorite dish here is a noodle soup called the Spicy Sate Noodle Soup where you can add meatballs as an option. This dish is also available soupless that's fantastic. It's got an earthy spicy to it that's like maybe an Asian chipotle but isn't really spicy unless you're completely a wuss when it comes to spice. It's probably a 2/5 at your standard Thai restaurant in terms of heat. But it's packed with flavor and has a nice comforting and rich broth that is perfect for the colder days in Portland. For as long as I remember (maybe 18 years) I'd put this in the cheap eat category in my rotation of places to go. They've always been priced really low compared to other casual Asian noodle soup or lunch spots while never compromising on flavor or ingredients. Portions were always very good. Nowadays I'd say they are no longer a cheap eat but priced fairly amongst alternative options with many items in the $15 range. However now that prices have crept up slightly I have noticed a much more generous portion of food to the point where I'm stuffing myself to finish....so the value is still there despite the price increase. The menu is in English, Chinese, and Vietnamese and they also have a picture menu which could help you navigate ordering if it's your first time. Today I had something I've never had before and it's pretty solid, a Kimchee with beef fry tossed egg noodle dish. It was solid...it was nothing mind blowing but it is perfectly satisfying and unique. I typically stick to the noodle dishes both dry and soup, but in addition to the rice cake, I'd say a lot of people really enjoy their fried rices. I'm counting right now and there's 11 versions of them however it's something I rarely order since I love their noodle dishes so much. Their beef chow fun is one of the most slept on menu items here and in Portland. It's amongst the top tier in Portland with a good "wok hei" or dragons breath char on the noodles. If you are a fan of XLBs Beef Chow Fun, then JJD might scratch the itch for you although it is a half tier below, but a much more generous portion. It's fantastic for takeaway or as leftovers as well. Honestly most of the menu here is great for leftovers or takeaway aside from the rice cake which might lose its crispiness. This is a perfect spot for just a very casual quick no frills meal that's quick and comforting and satisfying. You'll find things that are pretty uncommon elsewhere in town but at the same time nothing transcendent that will give you a foodgasm or make you rave about. Jin Jin Deli is like my longtime childhood best friend that's loyal and dependable. read more
Love coming here for a meal alone or with friends. I find this place to be like a home cooked meal as it is a small family wonder business. The food isn't exactly perfect, but it's certainly comforting and a nice warm meal at great prices. Upon arrival, they have menus above the table you're seated at, and bring a cup of hot tea. If you'd like water, they have a station where you're able to get it yourself. I often opt for the same dishes when I visit; the pan fried rice cakes 9/10, kimchi stone pot with beef 7.5/10, or the kimchi fried rice 9/10. All dishes taste great, especially when craving a warm filling meal. Service is very minimal, but the family working are very kind people. read more
4 months ago
Glad I came back and I will return. A wide-ranging menu, , including rice bowls, a good variety of noodles. soups and other things. Small and busy place, the two working ladies in constant motion while staying pleasant, food came pretty quickly. And it was delicious. I had the sate rice bowl with seafood, in the hot stone bowl with some crusties on the bottom. the egg on top sunnyside up but well fried. fun to find some wide noodles mixed in for texture. Strong pepper heat level. Good amount of seafood, w/ some quality, bigger than a quarter, shrimp. Most tasty. Place small and no frills, Abby and I the only non-Asian customers. read more
Always delicious. This place is perfect when you're craving an authentic Chinese meal - it has a home cooked feel; comfort food for a rainy day. The seating area is small but clean. Hot tea is provided with self serve water cups. read more
1 year ago
I'm stingy with 5-Stars, this earns more like 4.5, but heck, let's round up. Winner, Winner on taste and price, i.e., value. The first item is usually the most popular and that applies here: the pan fried rice cakes were excellent? The salted fish and chicken fried rice is one of the best versions I've tried. For certain, it's tops in Portland. The complementary tea was above average, while the iced limeade was oh so refreshing. Service was friendly and fast. Prices are more than fair. Ambiance is so-so as it seems like the seating layout could be improved to allow for more customers. Parking can be tough during peak hours. Lastly, they close way too early for an Asian restaurant, especially a popular tone. read more
So this place is consistently on PDX eater for the Hu Tieu Sate so I've been meaning to try it. I'll start with it's a good noodle soup dish. Definitely not like the Vietnamese Hu Tieu dish I'm used to as it has a rich peanut flavor. I asked the owner about it and it's a Chinese sate flavor which is cool. To me it was like a cross between a Thai curry and Taiwanese cold noodles. I'll have to let it marinate in my subconscious some... read more
9 months ago
1 year ago
The spicy beef and beef meatball sate is always a hit! The steamed dumplings are my kids favorite. read more
Wow! It's been a while since I've died here. Why? Well, between COVID, parking and just busy life in general. Today, we decided to fight other drivers and won ourselves a parking spot! Arriving at 1pm on a Saturday, boy, they were a bit busy! We took one of the two remaining tables and quickly scanned the wall menus. Prices have gone up, but what hasn't? Well, I can tell you that the hot water in a paper cup is still the same. Quick friendly service is the same. Not to mention, they still wear a mask, thank you! Food: ordered the sate beef clay pot $13 and kimchi fried rice with chicken $12. After minutes of ordering, my streamy hot food arrives. Decent portions and still yummy, delicious as ever. Saucy rice and full of flavor once mixed up, a little spicy. Yes, I'm still talking about my clay pot. Is there scorched rice inside? Some, not a lot, but enough to taste it without hurting my teeth. One thing to note: they no longer have unlimited pickled carrots and radish for grabs. They are portioned out in 2oz individual cups and you need to ask for them. Cash or card. No Tap-to-pay. Ice water is self served. To-go boxes are near the front. No additional services will be provided, that's just the service model. Don't need to buss your own table, but you need to go up and pay when ready. Parking is tight, very small as they share the same lot with multiple businesses. No RSVP, there will be a wait if their 10 tables are full. Enjoy! read more
1 year ago
Teriyaki Chicken! Super tasty good, broccoli, and cabbage so good! could use a bit more sauce! Or a side of Teriyaki sauce! read more
2 years ago
I enjoyed a great lunch with a friend at Jin Jin Deli. As other Yelpers have noted, there are 10 tables so you may need to wait to dine. My friend and I got lucky and got seated right away. The shopping center has a limited amount of parking. We got lucky with the parking as well. We got spring rolls, kimchi fried rice clay pot with beef, and the special spicy dry tossed noodle with egg noodles. The food was ready quickly. The spring rolls were tasty. The fried rice was fantastic. I loved the crispy rice at the bottom of the pot and it was so flavorful. The noodles came with some sauce to pour over. They were delicious and had a good amount of meat in them. They weren't very spicy but that was okay. Overall, I would highly recommend visiting this restaurant and I could see it being a great take out spot as well. read more
After going to this place for years, Jin Jin has definitely become a reliable, comfort hole-in-the-wall restaurant between my friends and I. Offering a variety of Asian fusion dishes for a really affordable price, I love going here when I just want a cozy place to get food. I'm not sure about the current dine-in situation because the last time I went here was a while ago, but when I did go, they only had limited seating. Definitely not as much seating as pre-COVID but you could still dine-in if you wanted to! The service is really sweet and pretty fast and always reliable. I love that they have Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese ,and Vietnamese food so you can choose whichever you want based on your mood. And, the appetizers are amazing too. A great place for a rainy day or when you want some warm comfort food. :) read more
2 years ago
First time being in this restaurant. Kimchi fried rice and Satay Beef Noodle Soup (Hủ Tiếu Sa Tế Bò) were delicious! read more
2 years ago
The food is really good if you're craving traditional Chinese breakfast/brunch dishes. It's small, and thankfully the servers and menu are multi lingual (English, Cantonese, and Vietnamese). They're nice and give you your space after taking your order. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
This place still serves great comfort for at reasonable prices despite the rising costs. The service is always friendly with a smile. We ordered the Pan Fried Taro Cake, Kimchi fried rice, and Hu Tieu Bo Vien. The flavors of the Hu Tieu is spot on and definitely hits the spot. The pan fried taro cake is like a staple here and must get. The kimchi fried rice is worth a try. read more
7 years ago
5 years ago
I love home cooked meals, and Jin Jin's deli provides that little slice of home that hits the spot after a long day. My two favorite items to order from here are their House Special Noodle Soup, and their Salty Fish and Chicken fried rice. For fried rice, I want to clarify that I never order fried rice from other restaurants, because it is something that I can easily make at home. However, the salty fish fish that is added to the fried rice in this dish is something that is not easily accessible in many grocery stores. It is definitely an acquired taste, and if not done correctly, can be a salt overload on the tastebuds. Their fried rice also does not feel as greasy as it can often get at many restaurants. Instead, it is a wonderful balance of the salty fish and the plain rice. The soup is also a must have. Made with flat rice noodles, and with a lot of seafood, you get a good amount of food for the price. I love the rice noodles because unlike other noodles, they do not absorb water as much as other noodles do, and can maintain their integrity for the most part. The variety of seafood and fish balls also added plenty of flavor, and the broth was warm and delicious. If you're looking for a delicious home cooked meal, this is definitely the place to try! read more
5 years ago
Been coming here since high school and that's a long time ago. The beef Kim chi rice pot is my favorite. There noodle soups are really good too! read more
Still my go to! There is no place like it in town. During covid there are only 4 tables open for dine in and they are really spaced out. They are limiting to a 30 minute dine in time because of the limited seating. The food is just as great! The menu is taped on the wall by your table and water is no longer self service. My favorites are still the rice cakes, beef satay rice bowl, beef satay noodle soup and beef chow fun. read more
2 years ago
8 years ago
I think the locals love to rave about this place, since many of them probably grew up coming here for cheap food. Imo, it wasn't that cheap, since a bowl of noodles is easily $10. I got the spicy beef and beef meatball soup, which was decent and had good flavor, but nothing mindblowing. Come early to avoid the lines! read more
Overall: An Asian restaurant that has rightfully earned its place within the southeast community through comforting food at a reasonable price. Parking: They are located inside of an extremely busy and packed plaza with very limited parking. Normally, I would rate an establishment lower because of their parking but it's not their fault as it is more so on the drivers. The complex has tried to make some efforts in improving the parking lot by making it a one way but many don't pay attention. It's gotten so bad that people are parking at the entrance where it's not even a parking spot. Location: This is a prime spot and located in what I would personally say is in the heart of the Jade District since Portland Community College is next door. Food: There's one thing that you can say about Jin Jin Deli - they are consistent. Unlike other places, the taste hasn't changed much at all which is surprising. I would truly call this my comfort food. My go to dish is usually the kimchi fried rice, something about having a sunny side egg on top makes it complete. Service: Always dependable - fast and friendly. There are limited amount of tables, so if you have a large group make sure to plan accordingly. read more
This restaurant offers a wide assortment of Asian cuisines, but I would classify it as mostly Vietnamese. I tried the Special noodle soup, which had a mixture of seafood (fish, shrimp) and meat with your choice of egg or rice noodles. The wife rice noodles were fresh--not from dried. The broth was clear and had a nice clean flavor. It reminded me of a dish at Rose VL with the romaine and fried shallots. They bring you hot tea in disposable cups and water and pickled carrots (!) are self-serve. The carrots are a real bonus! The warm soup hit the spot on a cold day. Service is friendly. If your party can't agree on one type of food, it's like the Bahbu Bhat of East Asian cuisine! read more
4 years ago
mom and pop shop with variety of chinese and vietnamese food. i've been going here for years (pre and post covid) and the prices are still affordable as ever. quick and friendly service. this place never disappoints! 11/10 recommend!!! read more
Great variety of Chinese and vietname fusion dishes. I had the pan fried rice rolls, kimchi fried rice, and spicy satay beef noodle soup. The pan fried rice rolls was my favorite dish. Chewy and great with the dipping sauce. I didn't love the other two dishes but due to my own preference in flavor. However, I will say that the wide noodles in the soup was amazing. Loveee thick noodles. read more
This place really is a hidden gem! It feels like home. Not sure where else in Portland you can get bot chien besides here! Bot chien is my go to but everything on the menu sounds delicious. I think everything is super reasonably priced as well. Owned by a nice family that know how to take care of you! read more
4 years ago
It was soooo good. Ground pork and shrimp in side Dumpling. Their teriyaki sauce is good with dumplings and sate rice pod. Highly recommend read more
First time here. Its a nice quaint place. We got here at about 10:15am on a saturday and it wasn't busy. By the time we left at 11am they had processed a couple of catering orders and other patrons had come and gone. There is a water station for water with little cups. I had to refill a couple of times. The food came out quickly and it was fresh tasting. I feel like the food was on the bland side but still delicious. We ordered rice cakes as an appetizer and we each ordered a hot pot thingy. Beef for her and pork and shrimp for me. The total was $24 without tip. I might come here again if I were in the area. But there's so many other places to try in this small shopping mall area. I give it 4 stars because the staff was very friendly, the restaurant was clean and they were quick. read more
4 years ago
Very nice vibes and the food is sooo good. Everything I have had would be really tasteful and delicious. They bring you hot tea but if you would like cold water you have to go to get it yourself. Nice workers and I got the kimchi fried rice. Super good and even thought this place isn't Korean it does this place justice. read more
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