Cuisine
Open
Lunch & Dinner dailyFeatures
- Heart-healthy dishes
- Kid-friendly
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Casual
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Shin Shin Restaurant Review: It is not only the gentle price structure that brings people to Julia and Ming-Li Hsu's comfortable restaurant but also the friendly spirit that envelops the place. The Szechuan and Peking fare, beginning with pan-fried dumplings, string buns and hot and sour cabbage salad and continuing through such main courses as moo shu shrimp, deep-fried pork ribs with spicy salt and tea-smoked duck, is consistently good. Julia runs the front of the house and knows most of her customers by name---as well as their food preferences---after just a few visits. While the setting is very modest, the welcoming attitude and reliable food are more than enough to overcome it. One of the best dishes: a stew-like soup filled with noodles and beef brisket in a spicy, chili-flecked broth. |

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