JIN DING XUAN

Positive reviews

• ★★★★★KinTiewLen· a month ago

  This authentic Chinese dim sum restaurant offers all the classics, including shumai, har gow, xiao long bao, steamed buns, chicken feet, braised pork ribs, and warm soups. The atmosphere makes you feel like you're dining right in China, all at very reasonable prices. If you're looking for delicious dim sum in a shopping mall with an authentic Chinese vibe, this place comes recommended! ​(Note: Steamed dishes may take a little time to prepare)

• ★★★★★Nayos Arm Rajanon· 5 months ago

  Perfect Spot for a Flavorful Break! Jin Ding Xuan is a fantastic addition to CentralWorld’s food scene. The menu has a massive variety of Chinese classics and dim sum. Food came out steaming hot. The Steamed Red Rice Flour Roll with Shrimp and Pork and Shrimp Dumplings were absolute standouts. It can get crowded during peak hours, but the queue moves reasonably fast. Perfect for families or a quick, satisfying meal.

• ★★★★★Pariya Minnie Wong· 5 months ago

  This Chinese restaurant from Beijing was such a pleasant surprise. I came here today without expecting too much, but the food turned out to be incredibly delicious. Every dish had rich and authentic flavors that made the whole meal very enjoyable. One of my favorite dishes was the stir-fried green beans. It was simple but cooked perfectly and full of flavor. The boiled fish with pickled mustard greens, without mala, was also excellent. The soup was rich, comforting, and very flavorful without being too heavy. We also tried the sweet and sour pork and the crispy chicken. Both dishes were good overall, although slightly sweeter than my personal preference. Still, the taste and texture were nicely done. Another highlight was the egg fried rice. It may sound like a simple dish, but it was surprisingly delicious and one of the best comfort dishes on the table. Overall, I was really impressed with this restaurant. The flavors are bold, authentic, and satisfying. Definitely a place I would recommend if you enjoy Chinese food with rich Beijing-style flavors.

Negative reviews

• ★★★★★Khun Lim· 5 months ago

  Was here for buffet. To be fair, some dishes genuinely shined. The fried tofu was excellent, and the pork rib bitter gourd soup was crystal clear yet deeply flavorful. The broth for the fish balls was so rich and umami it actually stole the show. Even the red chee cheong fun itself had great texture and excellent fillings. Unfortunately, the bad heavily outweighed the good. A proper Xiao Long Bao should burst with soup, but these were completely dry and deflated like grandma’s boobs. The fried chicken drumlets had a tasty skin but dry meat, the fried rice completely lacked wok hei, and the hot and sour soup tasted entirely unauthentic. The biggest failure was the red chee cheong fun service. It was served bone-dry. When I asked for the light soy-based sauce it's supposed to be drenched in, the staff bizarrely brought out plum sauce. When I tried to ask for the proper sauce, they then pointed to the black vinegar on the table. I saw a review by others which clearly showed the staff dousing the chee chong fun in sauce. For a Chinese restaurant, whoever it was that served me should know her basics, come on!! To top it off, the service was highly inefficient. Drinks were never refilled, forcing me to repeatedly walk my empty cup to the cashier and eventually pour my own drinks at a service station. Food orders were sporadic and most took forever, and to make matters worse, their digital ordering system crashed mid-meal, halting all service. It turned a weekend treat into a deeply frustrating experience. Come for a few specific dishes, but lower your service expectations to zero.