Jit-Sing — Restaurant in Loon op Zand

Coming from Ireland we’re we have some of Europe’s top Chinese chefs in my opinion, I doubt I’ll try another Chinese in Holland. Really lovey girl working there as I’m sure it’s a family establishment, but I have never smelt chicken skewers like this we had to get them out of the house asap . Stinking , and probably the most expensive Chinese Iv ever paid for , for what we got I feel robbed , terrible never ever again will I try such a place , hence the 1 star is because I can’t give less , sorry , this is probably my worst review ever for good reason ,

I haven’t tried everything obviously so people could well like something’s but the smell of the sauce on n the skewers was more than enough for our family of...

Ordering a Chinese in any country, other than your own, is always interesting, as you don't know how dishes have been adapted for local tastes. We had the Gabo gabo - which would come as a salad at home, but came as stir fried beansprouts and veg absolutely drenched in satay sauce. In fact, anything satay came swimming in sauce. The Indonesian beef stew I had was lovely, but did lack a bit if spice. If you have a big appetite, you will love it here as the portion sizes...

Jit sing is conveniently located near to the efteling. After a long day of walking around with the kids it is a great place to have a good dinner before driving home.

While it is a Chinese restaurant don't expect authentic food here. The kitchen provides Chinese dishes that are adjusted for western tastes.

Popular dishes are the bami or nasi from the house or the babi panggang. In the weekend they open the all you...