Jin Ding Restaurant

As someone with a lot of experience eating at various Asian restaurants, this place is fancy (for Chinese food). The decor is strikingly Asian but the music is definitely not. I really appreciated the football on the TV but it did feel out of place.

The menu was impressive and the dim sum was great. The soup dumplings packed ample amounts of the correct flavor but were puny. Portions were well sized. Huge fan of their scallion pancakes (thin and crispy). I would highly recommend this restaurant for a night out or for people who want dim sum but don’t want to drive to Chinatown in Philly.

Nothing short of an amazing dining experience. Dim sum was very delicious. Pad Thai was a little aldente for me but still good. Beef teriyaki was tasty. The steamed pork buns were perfect. Pan fried pork and vegetable bun was delicious. First time trying the rice roll and it was very good. Kind of like a wide noodle stuffed with pork and delicious sauce. They kept our waters full the entire time, which is an extra star for me (if there was one)!

Absolutely delicious . Staff is so nice & attentive as well 🥰

Great dine-in experience. We enjoyed the dim sum from the North Philly China Gourmet Main Restaurant, and we wanted a closer dim sum experience. Unfortunately, there was no cart service, which is not unexpected. But the food was excellent. And because it's made to order, the food was hot and at its peak. The walnut shrimp was great, as was the dim sum platter, the vegetable spring rolls, the buns, and the dry chow fun. It was a calm and peaceful lunch. Nice piano background music and spacious interior. A different experience than the authentic dim sum cart bustling, for sure, but a good change of pace. Kids enjoyed the food and the environment. The AC wasn't too cold, so that was a plus. Just a pleasant and comfortable experience. A more suburban/laid-back experience for sure, to go with the delicious food.