Chin Chin Brentwood

$30–50

Too Expensive, Below Average Asian Food Chin Chin used to be very popular serving great Asian dishes at a good price. Now the prices are high and the food is simply not good. The pan fried Chicken Potstickers were too doughy and too soft. The Lo Mein Chicken noodles were overcooked and tasteless, barely any Asian spice flavor, very little of the shredded vegetables. The Cashew Chicken was ok. I know prices have gone up, but a 22 oz Tsing Tao beer $16, or the 12 oz $10? With all due respect, a retail 10 oz bottle Tsing Tao costs about $2, that’s a $8 markup!!!! Service was very good, we ended up paying $85 and left $15 tip, i.e. $100 for two people. I wouldn’t go back, sorry.

This place is cute! The fried rice tastes weird/too salty. Soup was not hot. Service was spotty. There weren’t that many people here, and it took a while for get a napkin and have waters refilled. Spring rolls were pretty bomb though!! I’d come here again and get something different.

$30–50

This is my first time dining in and the food was Mouthwatering. You ever come here you’ve gotta try the Szechuan Dumplings. The honey crispy shrimp and the Chinese chicken salad!!! Everything we ordered was amazing!! Love this place!! Service was amazing!!!!!! Definitely a 10/10!!

I was impressed. From the outside I want sure but the staff were kind, the interior was very nice, and the food was very good and came out fast. We weren’t sure what to order and our server, Venessa H helped us pick some options and they were GOOD. They just renovated the rooftop with tables, seats and a fire place. We did two mains and some rice, perfect size for us. I would recommend. Just try it.

Really pleasant dinner tonight. Peanut noodles and spare ribs were delicious. Great portions and the prices were low for Brentwood. Our server Jesse was nice. The place has a chill vibe I’m coming back for sure