New Jin Jin — Restaurant in DeFuniak Springs

I will give two stars for this place. I have bought take-out from there twice and each time I was not impressed. The first time I got take-out the food had absolutely no flavor and the sauce that is [normally] supposed to be thick when prepared properly was SUPER RUNNY and it leaked all into the paper take-out bag so by the time I got home the bag was ripped. The second time I bought takeout from this place I had high hopes. I bought Coconut Shrimp. Mind you, I ended up paying $12+ after tax for this coconut shrimp. When I get home it is still warm from picking it up. (I am just stating this because I felt the need to clarify that I didn't have to warm it up in the microwave.) I opened the lid and there was so little coconut sauce on the shrimp to the point that half of the [tempura] shrimp was dry. Then to top it off, I take my first bite and the shrimp were cooked WAY TOO LONG. I gave one star for customer service and another for speed. I'm sorry but I hope they improve the quality of...

Consistently Delicious and Always Fresh

New Jin Jin is our go-to for Chinese takeout in DeFuniak Springs. The General Tso’s Chicken is exceptional—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly sauced every time. Pair it with their chicken fried rice, and you’ve got a meal that never disappoints. Everything is always fresh, hot, and full of flavor.

Orders are prepared quickly, making it super convenient for pickup, especially on busy nights. While dine-in space is limited, the food quality more than makes up for it—and takeout is clearly their specialty.

PRO TIP: If you like it spicy, just ask—they’ll happily turn up the heat and elevate your dish!

If you're craving well-made Chinese food in the area, New Jin Jin is a solid,...

The food is very bland. The restaurant and menu looks just like almost every other Chinese restaurant I've ever been to in America but the food doesn't taste the same. Kung Pao or Bo depending upon the restaurant is supposed have vegetables in it such as green bell pepper. This was mostly a breaded chicken that was dry (no sauce) and almost no vegetables. Plus, it is supposed to be spicy. No heat whatsoever nor even a pepper added like most restaurants do. The shrimp was done the same way. Breaded shrimp that was mostly bread no shrimp with very little vegetables. This is more like fast food Chinese not restaurant quality at all. I...