The phrase "at jin" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
Without context, it is unclear when or how it could be used.
Example: "I will meet you at jin" does not convey a clear meaning.
Alternatives: "at the location" or "at the place".
But he has branched out successfully into other cuisines, including Korean, at Jin Dal Lae, an excellent restaurant on the Upper West Side.
La Vie en Rose Reservations are a must at Jin Kichi, and so is the gindara, grilled black cod marinated in white miso (£14.80).
It was the Halloween party at Jin Won Kim's tae kwondo school in Houston, and Kay, merely 7 herself, wouldn't remove the mask after having her long, sandy-colored hair cut short.
In last year's battles on BET's "106 & Park," rival rappers most frequently hurled ethnic insults at Jin: "I'm a star/He just a rookie/Leave rap alone and keep making fortune cookies".
At Jin Dal Lae you don't barbecue at the table, but many barbecue dishes are available, like kalbi, tender short ribs marinated in soy and ginger and grilled until caramelized around the edges.
At Jin Dal Lae, this includes fiery but vibrant kimchi and a rotating array of other dishes, like tiny cured fish dried until the flavor is concentrated, marinated black beans, slices of potato in a sweet sesame sauce, silver-dollar circles of potato omelet, and turnips drenched in chili.
Since introduced at Tian Jin Hai, what was once considered trash has become a rare treat.
At Shandong University, Jin met visiting U.S. scholars who encouraged him to study in America.
At the Jin Jiang Hotel, Mr. Nixon and Mr. Mao signed the Shanghai Communiqué, pledging that the United States and China would normalize relations.
At the Jin siege of Qizhou in 1221, the Jurchens fought the Song with gunpowder bombs and arrows.
The Mongols loaded their catapults with large stones or bombs of gunpowder, which were fired at the Jin fortifications.
