Chin's Kitchen

It's hard to see in the picture but there was a hair in my rice and not only that, but it's literally just rice. There's no peas or any other types of vegetables. It's just the driest rice I've ever had. I asked for pork fried rice and there was absolutely no pork in there. I think I saw maybe two little tiny cubes the entire time. The hair really almost made me throw it all back up. It was such a gross surprise. The boneless ribs were completely gross from all the fat. There was absolutely no meat on it whatsoever. They just gave me a plate of red fat. This is hands down the absolutely most disgusting restaurant I've ever eaten at in my life. I'm honestly too scared to even touch the other stuff that I got.

Food was delicious, beautiful decor and atmosphere, service was excellent. I was pleasantly surprised. Definitely will be going back. Everything was very fresh and the sauces were so good. Definitely not the usual greasy overfried typical American Chinese food taste. Only thing you might want to ask for is the vegetables to be cooked soft, they were pretty crunchy still. Love it!

I got take out last night and everything was delicious! The sweet and sour chicken was hot and crispy. The sweet and sour cabbage was so tasty and had the perfect amount of spice and crunch. When I went to pick up the order the gentleman at the counter was very friendly and had a great attitude.

My husband and I love to order from here. We’ve lived in Doylestown for over 2 years and we were just saying how Chins is our absolute favorite place for takeout. Do yourself a favor and order from here! The general tso chicken is my favorite! Always great service too.

If you dont already know about this secret gem then I advise you to go have dinner there. They have the best Chinese food in the county. Always piping hot and fresh and I advise you to try the orange beef while you are there. It's amazing. The owner and staff is super nice and very real. I recommend you try this place you will never go anywhere else. Ive been going for 30 years. They dont deliver but it's so worth picking up AND this restaurant will be around forever

Been coming here since they opened. Their food is consistent and always very tasty! The staff are super friendly. We love the scallion pancakes, wonton soup, veggie lo mein, and spicy general tso’s!

Fresh and crisp veggies, generous amount of protein, really flavorful, everything sauced just right. Delicious broth. Love the tangy cabbage condiment. This is classic old-school Chinese food done right, not heavy or oily, not nouveau fusion. Hit the spot!

Chin’s Kitchen in Doylestown is a family owned and operated restaurant. The owner is friendly , caring and will prepare all dishes with any specific need or change requested. The food is always fresh and prepared when ordered. If there is something about your order that you don’t like , simply tell Jo Jo the owner and she and her husband the head chef will address it immediately. There will be times that an entree or appetizer maybe a bit “off “…. No problem , the team will address the issue. It’s a great neighborhood restaurant with friendly , courteous staff and very good food. To those critics who have previously posted , I ask , did you bring your issue to management’s attention and give them a chance to make it right ?.

This is so good. Best food I had at any Chinese restaurant. The food is always fresh. The people are always friendly, and polite. It doesn't matter if you eat in, or take out, the food tastes amazing. Every dish I have tried was fabulous.

Chin's is my go to 2-3 times a month. Often I will order an entrée, I've tried most of them, spring roll and always add a quart of soup for another meal. Their soups are delicious, particularly the wonton, which includes many, many homemade delicious dumplings! The hot and sour soup is spicy, but not too much so. I honestly can't say that I've ever had a bad meal from this restaurant and have been going there for many years. Keep in mind, it's not gourmet, but it's definitely delicious!

Your pad Thai was not good. Dry. Weirdly hot spicy. Not sweet. Awful I'm so sad I wasted money on it.

Grabbed an "emergency eggroll" here - to take to my dad, and it was OK, but I learned my lesson. I only go to Jade Island in Warrington now. Chin's food has down way downhill. Nope. Nice people, but the food is too greasy and "gloppy" for us to enjoy.

FOOD was AWFUL!!! Fried rice was nothing more than white rice tossed with soy sauce. NO vegetables and egg whatsoever! The spicy garlic chicken was the blandest thing I have ever tasted; no flavor at all! The barbecued spareribs were like eating cardboard. We will never go back to this place again! Avoid at all costs!

Came back after moving away a few years ago. It was just good as I remember. The chow mein was a little different, a darker sauce, but still excellent. The shrimp Szechuan was just as good as I remembered it. The only down point was that it is only take out.

Food was freshly made with fresh ingredients. Pleasant staff who politely answered questions, we don't eat Chinese often. They have a busy take out with a just open small, yet pretty dining room. Food was so good it'll be our once a week take out stop.

Just picked up food for my family. My order was the broccoli with garlic sauce. On only my second bite of food there was a long black hair in my mouth with the broccoli. Was unable to eat any more of my meal.

Great foods and great value. Impeccable services. They just re-started eating-in seating. My favorite Chinese restaurant in DT.

absolutely delicious!! our new go to spot! service was great and workers were very kind. very nice inside as well.

This is my go-to for good Chinese food in Doylestown. I've been a customer of Chin's Kitchen for about 7 or 8 years I think. I am rarely disappointed. Their Orange Beef, Orange Chicken, Lemon Chicken, Wonton Soup, fried rice dishes, Egg Rolls and more are always fresh, hot and tasty. At all times I have found the service friendly, and the customer facing team clearly works hard. I wish they delivered.

Ordered General zhao's chicken- Chicken was way over cooked and tasted like it had been under warming lights for a day- very dried out- broccoli also seemed a day old or under lights for a long time. The other 2 entrees were not much better. Also seemed rather expensive Will not be going back

We got takeout from Chin's and it was pretty good! The sesame chicken was savory and sweet, with plenty of pieces of chicken. We also went for the Pad Thai and it was also well-made, with a good level of flavor and spice. The fried rice was unremarkable: a bit too salty and overall unbalanced. Nonetheless, Chin's is a good spot for Chinese staples.

For traditional Chinese faire, Chin's is really the ONLY place in town. My family orders from here occasionally and we've never had a problem. The pad Thai noodles are always perfect and spicy just the way we like them! And we have food allergies in my family. The folks at Chin's take extra care to prepare foods certain ways to avoid allergies upon request. It's no surprise to us that they have been BEST OF BUCKS many years in a row. Definitely work eating here.

Delicious food! And the people who work there are extremely pleasant. I highly recommend Chin's!

We have tried Chin's on and off over the past 10 years, the best assessment of our experiences was "inconsistent ". Chin's finally crossed over from the acceptable "inconsistent" to "inedible". I don't mean it looked, smelled, or tasted bad - our General Tsos Chicken was so overcooked (twice cooked?) that even with brute force - a fork could not pierce it. A sharp steak knife just shredded the chicken as opposed to cutting it. The chicken was more lumber than food. I know - you're probably thinking it was on the dry side - please let me clarify - it was inedible. Our dog tried a nugget, chewed on it like a rawhide for a few minutes, then left it on the floor after the flavor had been removed from it. It was that bad. It could not have possibly been an inexperienced cook that overcooked it - this was intentionally serving leftover, inedible food. They should be ashamed of what they served and ashamed of the money they stole from us. Never again.

My wife & I have been eating here for a while, which is why I decided to order from Chin's for my birthday dinner tonight. I called in the order, Lo Mein with extra chicken & onions, and fried wonton (I'd meant to order pan-fried dumpling, but got them mixed up in my mind, so I can't complain about that.) When I got home, I opened up the bag to find the fried wontons, and while this annoyed me, I was still looking forward to my Lo Mein. Unfortunately, what I found was a container of soupy-looking Chow Mein and a small container of rice to accompany it rather than the crunchy noodles which usually accompany Chow Mein. I called the place to let them know of the mistake in my order, and the woman who answered the phone continually over-talked me in broken English, and wouldn't let me get a word in edge-wise until I raised my voice and said "Listen!" I repeated what I'd ordered, and she replied that no, I hadn't ordered Lo Mein, but Chow Mein, and that she'd repeated the order back to me when I picked it up, but I could have sworn that she said "Lo Mein," although it was so hard to understand her as it was. We went back & forth for a few more minutes on the phone, with her continuing to insist that they'd filled my order correctly, and it became apparent that they weren't going to fix my order, at which time I said "Fine," and hung up. While my wife insisted that I go out and get something more to my liking for my birthday dinner, I didn't want to spend time hunting down something to eat, and we'd already spent over $17 for an entree & an appetizer, and resigned myself to eat what I'd brought home. Here's how the food that I got tasted: -The fried wontons were far greasier than any that I've ever experienced in the past; the center of the wontons were bland and without any flavor to speak of, and so I decided to try them with some of the sweet & sour sauce which came with them, but that was diluted, and while it remained sweet, there was no sour to it, no tang to it to speak of, which did nothing to improve the taste of the wontons themselves. These were probably the worst fried wontons that I've had in my life. -The rice which came with the Chow Mein was overcooked, and closer to goo ready to break down into a starchy mass. As someone who's worked in Asian restaurants in the past, I couldn't believe the condition of the rice. -The Chow Mein was almost completely immersed in a broth, which had made me think that they'd accidentally packed an order of soup for me when I first removed it from the bag. I scooped some of the Chow Mein from the container with chop sticks in order to avoid an oversaturation of the broth that it was soaking in, and placed it over some of the overcooked rice that I mentioned earlier, since this place apparently couldn't be bothered to provide Chow Mein noodles for Chow Mein. I assumed that the abundance of broth that the Chow Mein was soaking in would bring some flavor to the dish, but alas, such was not the case, and what I found myself consuming was the most bland Chow Mein I have experienced in my 51 years of life, and I stopped after a small portion of it. I have to say that I was completely shocked by my experience this evening, from the service that I received, to the quality of the food, since as I said earlier, my wife & I had eaten here in the past, and were happy with the food. Something at this restaurant has changed, not only in the quality of the food, but in the attitude of those working there, because they apparently now have a "I don't give a damn" attitude towards the satisfaction of their customers now that the worst of the pandemic has passed; the woman on the phone apparently interpreted my desire to correct an error in my order for a desire to argue with her, and this was absolutely apparent after she continually insisted that they took my order correctly rather than offering to correct the error. This will be the last time that my family orders food from this restaurant, and the only reason that it's getting one star is because Yelp won't allow me to give it no stars.

Awesome food for a great price. Crab rangoons are amazing. Love the chow mein as well ! Great serving and quick making it every time I call !

I've given two stars for the history Chin's Kitchen and we have. My wife and I have been coming here for a very very long time. If not for that history a star would be missing from my generous two stars! SOMETHING BAD HAPPENED....... I'm not sure when, however it was recent. My First Clue....Karen was not there. (Background: Karen has been behind the front desk and waiting tables for as long as I can remember). I wrongly assumed maybe she had taken the day off. Second Clue......the waiter..... I'm not sure of his training, Whatever that training was - service was not a focus. Disheveled, inattentive and suffering from either a head cold or allergies (disgusting). Third Clue.....we ordered Hot and Sour soups. "May we have some chips and mustard with those, I like to add the mustard in my soup"...... soup arrives, I wait seven minutes and forty-three seconds.... no mustard or chips. I get up and get some from the front desk. Fourth Clue...... the waiter continues to stalk us. Fifth Clue... waiter actually sits on the table behind us as he take the order from the folks sitting behind my wife and me. Sixth Clue ...... I ordered a beef dish, shredded beef. Our waiter makes an odd - almost surprised expression....... stating, "We probably don't have that tonight", he turns quickly, and not unlike Usain Bolt, dashes off to the kitchen. Returning quickly, mimicking the Road Runner, after Wile E. Coyote had had fallen from a cliff, smirking, he confirms his assessments a beef shortage is at hand. Seventh Clue...... I proclaim that we'll just have soups, and then we'll go down the street to Best Taste of India for Indian food tonight. Our waiter explains we can't! They have a ten dollar minimum. We leave a Hamilton on the table and leave. Parting thoughts..... Change of ownership..... maybe Change in management..... probably Change in quality..... absolutely We will not be back - EVER

I know this sounds ridiculous but this is a solid 2 star review. If you want straight out suburban Chinese food, this is the place! Egg rolls, hot and sour soup, doughy dumplings and an entree with a gloppy sauce and fried rice all for under $25 for two. The restaurant is a bit shabby. The service was fine. The value is good.

In my opinion, chin's has the very best Chinese food in and around Doylestown. We are regular customers and love the Pork Fried rice, Pork LoMein and General Tso's chicken. The food is outstanding and consistently delicious. The only downside is the wait time but it's worth it. The egg rolls are also very tasty. You should give Chin's a try, you won't be disappointed!

Great food, reasonable prices, lovely owner. We get take out from here regularly and it never disappoints.

Came here with my parents, uncle, and husband on a Friday night. My first impression wasn't favorable. The place is very small - keep that in mind. The takeout line was almost out the door, and it was impossible to get someone to seat us even though most of the tables were empty. They were definitely understaffed. We were finally seated and given our menus. Our server was all over the place and kept forgetting things repeatedly. We all ordered soup, which came out lukewarm, as did our entrees. I was so hungry by that point that I didn't even care. Honestly, the food was pretty good, but the fact that it was lukewarm and took forever makes this place just OK.

New to the area and this place does Chinese food right. They are our new go to. The combination dinners were reasonably priced and hearty portions. The wonton soup was flavorful and my daughter loved the vegetable lo menu. I had the hunan beef and enjoyed the flavors.

We are from Los Angeles and are very picky Chinese food lovers. Just stopped in for a quick lunch special. Sesame chicken, all white meat, cooked to perfection. Pork fried rice included, delicious. Perfectly cooked broccoli, and wonton soup! Staff super nice and great portion size. We have tried other local Chinese food and been extremely disappointed. Way to go Chin's! We will be back

I thought this was going to be good since it got Best of Bucks. Wrong! It was predictable AND boring! The shredded pork w garlic had hardly any meat & was chock full of celery & onions & peppers. It was supposed to be spicy & I had to ask for hot sauce. No flavor. Chicken curry was bland & full of more "filler" vegetables also not spicy. The scallion pancakes were doughy & boring and so were the mushy shrimp egg rolls. The hot food all came out on ICE COLD PLATES TOO! Not going back. The waiters' reply to anything was "no problem". Pet Peeve: When did this phrase become a substitute for "you're welcome"?

Three stars is about as good as they're going to get out of me. They are more expensive than the other Chineses take outs in the area, and I think it's reasonable to expect better. I have duck last time we went and it was not fresh, and it was overcooked. Duck is my thing and it left a lot to be desired. Soups? Forget about them, don't bother. Restaurant OK if everyone else is closed, but don't fly over there. Also, they're still making people where masks. What the helll?

Welcome, my friends to the land of the bizarre. Here, I present to you, if you think you can handle it, an Americanized Chinese food restaurant where the meat tastes like it came from a once living animal! That's right, folks! Step right up! Put one of these morsels of delicious General Tso's chicken in your mouth. Feel the guilty pleasure of saturated fat enter your body and I challenge YOU to tell me that this does not taste like meat! Seriously though, I've become so bitter about Chinese food that I pretty much expect the inside of every fried piece of General Tso's to be filled with a rubbery, white, gelatinous mixture of something unholy. Thank heavens that I have Chin's keeping it real.

Terrible. Sweet and sour chicken was fried chicken strips and a small saucer of dipping sauce. Not even KFC quality. Not even close to the dish ordered. Told the waitress, she told the owner....his answer, we don't serve pineapple here. Really? That's it? Go to any other Chinese restaurant in the area or get a frozen dinner at giant and cook it yourself. This place is one and done. I may drop off a recipe and a picture of what the dish should look like. Maybe some pineapple too.

Ordered take out- Employees were cool! Hassle free ordering experience fo-sho! Generals Tso Chicken was on point. All white meat with a tasty standard issue brownish sauce (not the wacky bright red/orange lube you run into from time to time, if your a General Tso regular...) Don't let me forget to mention the dish contains just enough broccoli to trick you into thinking it's healthy, for a fleeting moment. Beef and String Beans also did not let us down. The beef was very tender and the beans had just enough "Snap" left to give a nice texture Ying/Yang. The brown sauce was a little bland, but no worry. Veggie Lo Mein was also good. The vegetables were fresh and still had some "Pop", but in my opinion the noodle needed a little more flavor(Not MSG! Ha!). All and all a pleasant experience. We are still searching for Chinese Supremacy, but this is a good choice to take the edge off. Wok On!

Place is a joke. I literally never review anything, but this place has pushed me to. Ordered on speaker phone in my car, everyone heard the order and heard the woman repeat it. Picked up the food and the order was wrong. Called to get the correct order and woman on the phone played dumb like it was ordered wrong; then refused to exchange the order and instead said we could reorder and pay full price for a new one...again PLACE IS A FUCKING JOKE! save yourself a headache and order from one of the many other Chinese places in the area.

Moved in the area been looking for a new chineses place tried a few different places they sucked. Found this place by mistake looking for another place to try glad we did everything we got we loved the search is over didn't mind the sevice either.

i only ate a little as i had to leave, but sat with three others. we were greeted and seated right away. service was prompt and they were attentive the while i was there. not unlike burger king, special orders do not upset them. i had to go - but i'll be back. portions big enough that there were leftovers in the fridge when i got home.

Best Chinese food in Doylestown/ New Hope/ Warrington(basically within a 20 minute drive from Doylestown... Notice I did not say say best Chinese food ever, but I give 4 stars because it is what it is... Good Chinese, not gourmet, but clean and reputable.. The staff is friendly. They have some American kids answering the phones... the other reason they get 4 stars.. this is a great idea!!! It is easy to order to-go!! I actually like the food much better than Ooka down the street!!! Easy, fast, courteous, tasty, and affordable!!! Just what I look for in Chinese take-out.. Oh last thing. try the Grand Mariner shrimp .. omg.. heavy, rich, but delish!!

I have had lunch here about 5 or 6 times in the last few months. It is your typical Chinese fare & would probably give it 4 stars except for the service I received today. I typically eat lunch alone & spend my lunch hour reading the newspaper, wherever I eat I always request a booth so I have room to lay out the paper, read & eat. They always allowed me to have a booth prior to my visit today. Today I was seated by the owner (I assume), she put me at a very small table for 2. When I asked if I could have a booth (there were 3 or 4 empty booths) she stated she needs to save them in case some parties of 4 come in. Imagine that, customers that have not come in are more important than customers that are already there. I ordered & ate at the tiny table with my paper falling off the edges & getting in the way of me eating. I was cramped & did not enjoy my lunch break today. When I was finished eating and there were 4 empty booths still waiting for parties of 4, my server came over & stated "my boss wanted me to apologize for the seating mix up, she thought it would be busier today." The owner also apologized when I paid my bill. As I told her, "There are plenty of other restaurants in Doylestown that will seat me in a booth." And that's where I'll be eating next time. If there are any restaurant owners reading this, for me my lunch time accommodations are as important as the food I eat. I feel that if a customer specifically requests a certain seating arrangement the restaurant should make every effort to accommodate that customer if possible.

We only order take out, so I can't speak to the service. From a food quality perspective, we were very happy to discover a really good Chinese place in the Doylestown vicinity, after being disappointed by China Sun near us in Dublin. Since we discovered Chin's Kitchen we've ordered take out at least a few times a month. Wife and I both love the fried wontons. She usually gets the beef or chicken and broccoli. I like the General Tso's. I did find their sweet and sour sauce to be a bit of a disappointment---too bland and watery (though still much better than the red colored water that was used at China Sun). Other than that, we've enjoyed pretty much everything we ordered here. I wish they delivered--I miss having an actual option for Chinese delivery food. If any of the Doylestown area Chinese places started delivering they'd probably make a killing. Haven't found anything else yet in the Doylestown area that even comes close to this place. Not sure how much that speaks to the actual quality of Chin's vs. the dearth of excellent Chinese food options in suburban Bucks County!

Hard to find on our two GPS devices. Small place; we did take-out. Everything we had was solidly good*. Nothing great, nothing bad (which these days says a lot, in that most Chinese restaurants can have bad and good dishes.) Prices okay. We'd go back. *My Chinese better-half wants me to point-out that this is Chinese food for caucasians.

Food is deserving of 3.5 stars. Service is deserving of zero. I've had really good food at Chin's. Specifically, the General Tsos Chicken, the orange chicken, the soups (wonton egg drop!) and the steamed pork buns. All very much yum. I once however, struck out horribly with the "Hunan Duck" which was absolutely horrendous. Here's a tip -- stick to food that the kitchen can't possibly mess up. Although the food may be good, it's extremely overpriced and not worth at all what they're charging. Ok, now for the service. The staff is basically entirely made of up of kids age 16 to 19 who quite obviously have never worked in hospitality/service before. I had to go up to the counter to ask for extra utensils last time I was here, and I was uncomfortable to do so because BOTH girls behind the counter were just texting away on their iPhones. The waiters barely say anything, don't make eye contact, don't check up on their tables. It seems their goal is to serve the food and collect their tip with as little effort as possible. Get take-out if you're feeling spendy, cause the food is pretty good, otherwise head elsewhere.

I'm not going to say i'm particular about Gen. Tso chicken and the way it's prepared but i rarely want to eat again from a place that does it poorly. In Chin's kitchen's case, i've been back too many times to count!!! We cater our lunches a lot and i've and or tasted most everything on their menu. It's always fresh with authentic flavors prepared especially by the owner. Whether its dumplings or the delicious wonton /eggdrop soup which never gets old to order, they do it right at this place. And believe me, we have many to choose from.

Best American Chinese restaurant in the area. The general toss chicken is white meat which my wife loves. Quality of the good seems a touch above the average Chinese take out spot. The dine in decor is also hipper than a regular Chinese restaurant. The food is flavor and special requests are taken. Teriyaki beef sticks are good. Lomein is spot on and the chicken with garlic sauce is flavorful. The dumplings are good and the dumpling sauce is tasty. Skip the pad thai.

This place is fine. Doylestown is a little short on Chinese food. This one is decent. But only decent. Seems a little bland compared to my favorite Chinese restaurants. I wish they delivered.

Good Chinese food for take out, food is consistently fine. Reasonably priced. They have a selection of vegetarian dishes available.

If I had written a review two years ago it would have been very good. Now for eat in - very Bad. Service is unacceptable! Take out is ok, food has gone down hill a lot over past year too though. We now drive thirty minutes extra for a quality Chinese eat in meal. Service, service and quality have gone down we will probably not be back again this quarter. Maybe in six months or so when the internal staff changes over again will may try it. It's a petty the two other local "ones" closed when this place was going good , now they are the only game in town and it is what it is "Meh".

I would have given them another star but the service either take out or dine in is simply atrocious...I just picked up and was told to pick up in 15 to 20 minutes. When I arrived 20 minutes later I was told it will be another 15 minutes. I really don't care if it takes 30-45 minutes to prepare my order but don't tell me 15-20 and then make me wait another 15 minutes when I arrive. As to the quality of the food. I have found that the Hunan beef and pork are good. The fried rice is not. The dumplings either steamed or fried are little doughy. In a nutshell the food is ok the service sucks; 2 stars.

Special dietary request was ignored. Food was ok. They ARE open though, when many places are not.

Best Chinese food in the area. I get general tso's every time, and am pretty picky about it. Their's is moist and crispy with a generous amount of sauce. Their crab Rangoon is to die for!

The Best Chinese food i ever had. Service always great, you can dine in or take out. Located in Doylestown and worth the drive if your not local. 10 stars.

Ordered General Tso with pork fried rice. Where was the pork in the rice!? Overall it wasn't to bad. I'm thinking, for the cost, they could do better.

I ordered take out ... It was better than I could even imagined!!! My vegetable lo mien actually had vegetables in it! My chicken and cashew nuts where perfect! I am glad I grabbed a take out menu on my way out because I will be back! Chins kitchen is the best Asian food I have had in the suburban area so far!!! Thank you and I want you to know some people appreciate REAL food:) as far as your bad ratings ....a bunch of snot nosed spoiled brats that never worked a day in their life...they are used to slop and if you give them something other than low grade slop they complain! !! If you don't beleive me check out all the shitty restaurants per square mile in the great metropolis of Doylestown ! All garbage!!!