Food was great ! Very clean and beautifully decorated restaurant. Decor is retro and reminded us of 1950's Chinese Restaurant

Great food, ridiculously inexpensive prices, great service! Charming atmosphere. We're going next week for our family get together. We love it!

Really delicious Chinese food in the area! Came as a big group and had an array of dishes (see photo). The roast pork was so crispy, my favorite was the bok choy and the steamed fish. Service was really good and the owners treated us like family. Old style menu with a old school restaurant feel! Updated the menu prices :)

A hidden gem! Usually it is slow inside and kind of dark but the food is delicious. The cashew chicken is amazing. Their sweet and sour sauce is a little thick and will die your fingers (as learned from my 2 year old! lol). The ladies are super helpful and nice whenever we go. We usually order take out but occasionally sit in and are never disappointed either way!

best Chinese in Buffalo, chicken and broccoli, beef and broccolis, pepper steak are all great. And they definitely have the best fried rice, it's not that bland yellow rice from all the other Chinese spots I've been to. Great and quick service all the time. Love this place. Also they have a picture of the owner wit( Keanu Reeves, he ate there while working on a film.

My gf brought me here for the first time and I loved it from the beginning. The decorations are old school Chinese which I love. The staff was very friendly and quick with our order. We split the poo poo platter which was a show in itself! Trying different varieties of food with it such as dumplings, eggrolls, fried shrimp, etc. and to top it off (literally) put the seasoned beef skewer on top of the flaming cole, soooooo good. Then we split the half Peking Duck which came with the plum sauce that is out of this world, along with splitting Dragon and Pheonix platter that came with real rooster tail, chicken and broccoli!!! Amazing!!!! best yet the process were cheap! I heart this place with a passion now!

Holy time warp! My first thoughts upon sitting down for lunch were that we were in a scene from The Godfather, or The Sopranos, or Inglorious Basterds. Like, we should definitely have a cigarette lit and maybe have a gun cocked between our legs. (There was actually a sign by our table that read "no smoking".) I am a fan of the dingy-ness, and the old menus, the non-ironicness of it all, and honestly, I'm also a fan of the fact that this place has been open for so long and only has 13 reviews on yelp. Also, apparently Keanu Reeves filmed some movie here? The drink menu really scored big with me. Most of the featured drinks were "in style" about 30 years ago, and I doubt seriously that the staff knows how to make them. But maybe they do. Either way, it makes me a little excited. The wine list was incomprehensible, but when I asked for a chardonnay, that was not listed, they said "okay". Nice! The food was actually pretty good, if a bit typical American-Chinese fare. I asked to add crispy tofu to my Veggie Lo Mein, and they were willing to do so.... and it was delicious! Although, I was a bit disappointed that there weren't more veggie offerings considering Chinese food is very veggie-versatile. A few of my lunch buddies thought that their meals were a bit greasy, but I did not have the same experience. Jinlan was a totally unexpected gem. On my own accord, I would never choose a restaurant like this for lunch, but I am very glad this was where we went.