Chin Chin Odesa

Pan Asian delights at affordable prices

Hailing from San Francisco, I had long ago given up hope of eating tasty Asian food when I moved to Eastern Europe, and Odesa was no exception to my situation — that is, until Chin Chin opened and my taste buds rejoiced!

Chin Chin restaurant exterior

Too many choices

A very popular dining option in Odesa, they have lots to choose from; spring rolls, soups, rice bowls, and noodle dishes, you could order a different item every day and it would take you a month to try each dish just once! Their menu draws inspiration from Chinese, Thai, and Japanese traditions, all with modern flair!

Of course, when I go, I always get my favorite, Shrimp Fried Rice, which is as tasty as I remember from my years living in Hong Kong. I mean, they have perfected their menu, and the very affordable prices mean you can enjoy it regularly without breaking the bank.

They have perfected their menu, and the very affordable prices mean you can enjoy it regularly without breaking the bank.

Chin Chin kitchens are always busy

A great place to meet up with friends

They have several locations in Odesa, so no matter where your friends are, you can meet them at a location nearby. The interiors of the restaurants are as tasty as the food, fun, funky, and with that Asian street market vibe. And if you didn't know, "chin" in Chinese means "money" so they are double money for the buck!