Jing

Reviews

• Carla M.

  star star star star star 27 October 2026

  Wow.. if you can turn me on to something new???? I'm in! You have to try this:
  DRUNKEN BUDDHA 12
  house infused citrus vodka, buddha button*
  
  It was by far one of the greatest experiences in "drinks". Fantastic tasting and the "Buddha button"!??? Yeah, worth the trip, LITERALLY.
  
  GREAT FOOD TOO.

• Sarah G.

  star star star star_border star_border 24 October 2026

  I enjoy this restaurant for the ambiance. This was my third time here, wanted to wait a few times before posting a review. In general, the front of the house staff is organized and prompt. Reservations are good to make here . The wait staff seems less personable & rushed all the time. Slow down, engage with your guests. At my table, we waited the last 2 times for our server to clear our table & bring our check 15 minutes then another 20minutes before they checked back to check us out. We had already dined for over an hour so another 30-40 minutes seemed like a long time.
  The menu is versatile and can accommodate any palate. The food is commercial. It lacks some love and "warmth" but from my perspective, this place is more about the "buck" then the "bang for your buck". If you want authentic, simple or nourishing food, do not come here. If you want something that has an upscale price and atmosphere but don't care to be impressed by a beautiful plate & can look over a long list of ingredients, Jing will meet you here.
  
  It clashes with its modern Asian twist and American dishes. Id say pick one or the other and let the creative concepts knock you off your feet & give it some room to shine.

• Caryn W.

  star star star star_border star_border 22 October 2026

  Didn't do dessert, so will just dive in.
  
  I was a bit underwhelmed by Jing. We sat on the bar side (only place to get happy hour) and it was quite noisy/hard to hear, even at 5:00.  Tables were tight and we had someone standing right next to us most of the night.  Happy hour deals are decently priced, full priced menu is overpriced.  We split multiple apps-the lettuce wraps were the best.  We also got 2 meals:  sesame steak and pad thai.  The pad thai was overwhelmed by the basil, and the steak was alright. My friend thought it needed more heat.
  If we just went for a drink, I'd be back. But if wanting to eat with a group opt for the dinner side, not bar side, and be prepared for a bigger price tag.

• Amanda L.

  star star star star_border star_border 17 October 2026

  Good vibe and food, poor service. I stay near here for work almost every week and I was excited by the menu. However the vibe was a little confusing (club vs nicer restaurant) and the service was horrible. I can't say I'll be back given some better options that are in the same area.

• Emily M.

  star star star star_border star_border 12 October 2026

  It's trying so hard. Too hard. It's not sure if it's a night club or a fancy restaurant or if it thinks it's in Dallas or Vegas. But it's in DTC. The clientele seems like mostly businessmen bros. The waitresses are scantily clad. The fire wall was emitting heat in 90* weather (but why!). The happy hour drink prices were ok but I question if my sangria had liquor in it. The flavor was good though. My friend ordered the rose of the day. We think she got white wine even at the insistence of the waitress saying it was a pale rose. Oh well. My pad Thai was fine. Not much flavor or anything exceptional. My friend got the chicken fried rice, which was also fine and lacked flavor. This place is mediocre at best. We were in the lounge, so maybe the food is better on the dining side? But I doubt it. There are too many other good places to go, so I wouldn't think to come back.