Pin Zhen Chinese Restaurant

We note consistent praise for the traditional Chinese decor, which many find surprising and beautiful given its location in an industrial area.

However, the dining experience appears to be highly variable.

Some patrons have lauded the exquisite Fujian and Guangdong cuisine, specifically recommending the lobster porridge.

Conversely, others have found the food taste to be subpar, even with standard ingredients, and have expressed significant disappointment with portion sizes, such as the 'quarter-sized' roasted pork.

Service is another point of contention, with reports of rude staff and perceived discrimination, contrasting with instances where staff tried their best under difficult circumstances like a broken air conditioning unit.

We think the pricing is a significant factor to consider, with multiple accounts of high bills, including a $100++ steam fish and a total of $239 for a family of five.

While some find the food 'super good,' others feel it's overpriced for the quality and portion received.

We'd advise approaching Pin Zhen with caution.

It might be a destination for those seeking a specific traditional aesthetic and willing to risk inconsistent service and potentially high costs.

Best for those who prioritize ambiance and are prepared for a potentially expensive meal, but not a reliable choice for consistent food quality or value.