“The Jin was very disappointing IMO. we did get the boneless version so that may be why. It was too oily, the batter was super hard and the spicy flavor tasted like ketchup with some weird spices…”
H3
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“The Jin was very disappointing IMO. we did get the boneless version so that may be why. It was too oily, the batter was super hard and the spicy flavor tasted like ketchup with some weird spices…”
H3
“The Jin has amazing Korean fried chicken chunks, roughly finger shaped.”
H2
“The Jin is fun, and absolutely delicious Korean fried chicken.”
H2
“The Jin has great Korean Fried Chicken and Cheese Tteokboki.”
H2
“For Korean fried wings try The Jin in Hell's Kitchen, have yet to find better”
H2
“The Jin in Hell’s Kitchen has fantastic Korean fried chicken”
H2
“There’s a place called The Jin on 56th and 10th that has amazing wings and really tasty cheese corn!”
H2
“The Jin is quite good. Do not sleep on the fried chicken or the pot belly.”
H2
“If you want a more casual spot, The Jin”
H1
“I legitimately recommend walking along 9th Ave in Hells Kitchen and finding a spot. Pure Thai, Wondee Siam (Thai), Kashmir 9 (Pakistani), The Jin (Korean), etc.”
H1
“Probably my favorite KFC in the city and that’s saying something”
H1
“The Jin for Korean.”
H1
“The Jin and Il Melograno are really good.”
H1
“The Jin, 56th and 10th.”
H1
“Westville, cubby’s burgers, the Waylon, The Jin are all great”
H1
“The Jin is good for Korean.”
H1
“Im quite partial to The Jin by lincoln center. Super intimate space, and the food and service is top notch.”
H1
“The Jin, Hou Yi Hot Pot, and Thonglor are the holy trinity Asian restaurants for me”
H1