Jing Xin

Decided to try a different Asian restaurant since the ones near us are not very good anymore. Came on Unilocal to find one near us. And we surely did. The food was very good and beautifully presented. The service was good too. Place was very clean, good parking, and in a nice, safe area. We have found a new place for our Asian cravings.

Pretty good restaurant! The lunch specials are a great deal and the staff was friendly and attentive. I was not a fan of the crab rangoons. They had way too much onion, and not a lot of crab. Everything else was good though.

Great little Asian place on the north side of town. Food always comes out hot and fresh. The dumplings, rangoons, and soups are delicious. The chicken lo mein is also really good. This is a great place to eat quickly with fresh food that is reasonably priced. It’s my go to Chinese place on the north side of town.

I have no clue how this place is the 23^rd best restaurant in the area. I grew up near NYC and worked there for a substantial amount of time before moving to Texas a few years ago. I have never been to China, but I have been to China Town in at least 20 of the biggest cities in the US…
… Jing Xin’s food reminds me of China Town in NYC so much… I miss home.
Best Chinese food in Spring.
Go check it out.

Very good food. I recommend the General Tso combo plate with rice and Egg Roll. It’s very good. Another recommendation is the Chow Fun, which is flat noodles, with choice of meat. One thing they don’t say on the website is that on Tuesdays they do not open until 4pm. I mentioned it to the guy at the register and he said sorry that he needs to change it.

I NEVER WRITE REVIEWS BUT, the food at this restaurant is so bad that I HAVE TO, for the good of the people. My girlfriend got Malaysia Generally Tso’s chicken (which is basically a brown curry sauce that was made from the inside of Sadam Hussein’s dead butthole). When we told them we didn’t like it, the waiter just shrugged his shoulders and took it to the kitchen. Like, what the heck? Plus, I ordered just regular general Tso’s chicken which is so garlicy that it smells and tastes like they blended 20 cloves of garlic and corn syrup in a magic bullet until it turned to a sauce. The point is, I will never return. if I could give this place 1% of a star I would. And I would give them that much, just for the fact that it is technically a restaurant.

Best Chinese food in town! We tried several Chinese restaurants in the area and was never happy until we found this place. The food is always fresh and hot! And the customer service is incredible! We eat here or have it delivered at least once a week!

My friend brought us some dumpling from this restaurant and it was the worst food ever we had to throw it away, the dough was too tick and gummy and the filling tasted old, I can see why they called it «dump”-ling that should have been the first clue

Prices are good but food is super salty. We only come here if we have passed the area where we normally get our chinese food.
The waitresses are super friendly but if you go in at a less busy hour, they keep walking around your table while you are eating wanting to clear your table. Feeling the pressure?!

Great food, friendly service and timely delivery. Their General’s chicken is fantastic. Just the right amount of spice and I love how the chicken is dressed in a sauce rather than a jelly, like most Chinese food restaurants. My wife enjoys their scallion pancakes and their chicken fried rice is a favorite of my two year old.

This place rocks! The quality, freshness, location and service keep me coming back. Delivery is also so quick and the people are friendly. Everytime we call in we’re told, «cya later» which we love. :)
I typically go for a general tsos chicken, steamed veggies to keep on the lighter side and we get egg rolls and/​or crab rangoon for apps. I haven’t had anything I didn’t like though. Seriously I don’t go anywhere else for a Chinese food fix.
Enjoy, it’s impossible not to.

Stopped by this place today for some takeout. I ordered a General Tso’s combination plate.
Upon entering the restaurant, it is small, modern, and quaint. There are two televisions. The staff is super friendly and are quick to greet you when you come in.
My order was ready by the promised time. To the right of the register, there are «serve yourself» condiments. You can get soy sauce, chop sticks, fortune cookies, etc.
After making it home, I found my meal. It came with General Tso’s chicken, chicken fried rice, some broccoli, and an egg roll. The food was solid. I enjoyed all of it.
I will definitely be back!

Pepper steak, yum!
Egg roll, yum
Wonton soup, yum!
Everyone left very satisfied today!
Guess what?! They actually serve hot food.

As a local eats it’s top notch and suprisingly high quality for the price.
Try the dim sum, and the general tso.

Chef specials are very unique. Aromatic ginger shrimp, and boneless spareribs are awesome.

Jing Xin’s is as good as chinese take-​out (or eat in!) gets! We order from here almost once a week and have tried most of the dinner options. The sweet and sour chicken is perfect, the honey chicken is a unique favorite, as is the spicy mongolian beef. The general tso’s is also awesome, and we are big fans of the egg rolls and fried rice. The food is always fresh and hot, and done right every time. The owners and staff are extremely friendly, and since we are regulars, they will many times throw in little extras at no charge. The restaurant is nice and clean, and the service is fantastic. By far our favorite chinese food restaurant in the area!

I adore this place! The food is perfect every time we order. Their sesame chicken is delicious. The fried rice is yummy, and the food comes out nice and hot! I go here almost every week and will continue to do so!

After reading and hearing positive reviews about Jing Xin, we finally ventured in to give this little restaurant a try. My husband, son and I were not disappointed.
A small establishment that apparently does quite a bit of take out business, we opted to dine in and avail ourselves of one of their cozy booths. Jing Xin’s seating capabilities are limited, so if you do plan on coming here with a large group (greater than 6), it may be difficult for them to seat you together.
Service from our waiter was extremely attentive (and I obviously tipped accordingly).
The food offerings here are a bit more diverse than the average run-​of-​the-​mill Oriental restaurant that you’d find in this area. A few more choices on the soups, the appetizers, the noodle dishes, the specialties and the availability of dum sum and bean curd dishes gave us many choices.
A hot and sour soup fan, I just had to give that a shot. I savored the flavor and the good consistency, as often hot and sour soup can be overly firm and thick. Son had the wonton and complimented its flavor. We ordered spring rolls as well, which were quickly explained as being the «fried» type of spring rolls (which we fully anticipated). Steaming hot upon arrival, they were accompanied by a light sauce along with the hot mustard my husband requested. A word of warning if you, like him, request that hot mustard: a little bit is all you need, as it is the most fiery mustard he says he’s every eaten!
We had Phat Thai Shrimp (actually ordered the chicken, but shrimp came out instead and I was only charged for the chicken), Kung Pao Shrimp and Kung Pao Beef. All dishes were presented nicely on square white dinnerware and we dug in!
Shrimp was cooked just right: tender and not overcooked. Vegetables in the Kung Pao Shrimp and the Beef were crisp, served with a pleasant sauce. The Phat Thai was delicious. I couldn’t believe that I ate almost the whole thing, but the noodles and onions and sauce with the shrimp was irresistible.
All of us were excited to have located a restaurant that serves tasty food, is convenient and is reasonably priced. We will definitely return.

This little Asian food themed restaurant is fairly close to home and we visit as well as order from here regularly. I generally order the General Tso Chicken with white rice, wonton soup and it is always consistently tasty, though not much different than the way their Orange chicken tastes.
Appetizers are these little cucumber slices with a sauce and since the first visit I’ve always unsure if they’re actually there for me to eat.
I usually get a hot or iced tea and they keep it coming.
Delivery can be hit or miss at times and I live less than a mile from the location. Though that convenience does add to its flavor.
I’ve been here before and I’ll be back again.

The delivery took 80 mins, and the delivery driver blamed traffic (I live less than 2 miles away).
Based on others’ opinions, we tried the pan fried pork dumplings, the crab Rangoon, and the general Tso chicken lunch special.
The dumplings came with tasty sauce. The wrapping was thicker and doughier than I’m used to, but the flavor was good.
The crab Rangoon was deliciously light with a hint of onion in the cream cheese.
The general Tso was very good, but the chicken was soggy with sauce. That tends to happen with delivery, but it was definitely more spongy than crispy.
The fried rice really is excellent.
The hot & sour soup was my whole reason for ordering. It was all hot with no sour, with a definite beefy/​mushroomy taste that overwhelmed it.