Chin Chin is a casual restaurant chain with roots from India that offers international Chinese cuisine. When my order arrived, I was pleasantly surprised with its efficient delivery timing (only 30min) and the great value for money it offers.
The taste was good – as good as a low-cost Chinese takeaway can offer – but if it’s high quality and authentic Chinese dishes you’re after, you will be disappointed. But then again, you wouldn’t find it within this price range.
Its packaging is simple, but what it misses in presentation, it makes up for it with its generous portion sizes.
To sum up, Chin Chin is a no fuss, no frills place – that will leave you with a full stomach and no holes in your pocket.
We ordered the following dishes:
Chicken Spring Rolls
Price: 21 Dhs
Rating: 4/5
Chicken Dimsum
Price: 24 Dhs
Rating: 4/5
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Chicken Winglets With Salt & Pepper
Price: 30 Dhs
Rating: 3/5
Sweet & Sour Fish
Price: 38 Dhs
Rating: 5/5
Mongolian Beef
Price: 40 Dhs
Rating: 3/5
Verdict: If you wonder, no – it’s not as good as PF Chang’s.
Stir Fry Chinese Greens
Price: 30 Dhs
Rating: 3/5
Mixed Hakka Noodles
Price: 32 Dhs
Rating: 5/5
Prawn Fried Rice
Price: 28 Dhs
Rating: 4/5
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