Hours
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 415 Main St, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720
Phone: (732) 361-3102
Website: https://www.xinabradleybeach.com/
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Reviews
We Started with three appetizers. Octopus (Tako), Spicy Rock Shrimp and fried chicken dumplings. (suggest steamed over fried) Main dishes were Beef (flank steak) with vegetable and the Pad Thai. And the showstopper was the carbonara Udon with egg which was excellent!! I highly recommend giving this Restaurant a try.. you won’t be disappointed. Bill came to $130 before tip for three people and more than enough food to take home.
Went here for my anniversary dinner and I couldn’t have had a more pleasant experience. Our server, Lauren, was bubbly, kind, funny, and totally on top of everything without hovering or being too much. We shared the ginger salad, two rolls, the crunchy rice, and general tsos chicken and everything surpassed my expectations. Great quality, fresh, fast service (perfectly timed out apps-> entrees), and reasonably priced (especially for how incredible everything is!)
Make reservation weeks ahead and know it WILL be packed. Also BYOB
Two weeks ago I visited Xina in Bradley Beach. In short, it was a great experience. The menu has some traditional Asian and sushi options but also offers adventurous twists. The sushi was outstanding—the fish was very fresh, clearly of high quality, and beautifully presented. You can tell the chefs take pride in what they serve. The servers were extremely welcoming and friendly, especially Sasha and Ana. I would definitely come back if I lived nearby, and next time I’m in Jersey, I’ll be sure to stop by again.
Detailed Review:
My girlfriend and I came here on a Thursday night and were surprised at how busy it was. The quoted wait time was 45 minutes, but it ended up being a little shorter—keep in mind this was just for seats at the sushi bar. I would highly recommend a reservation ahead of time if possible. Right away, Sasha greeted us with a warm welcome. Before we were even seated, she walked us through the menu, shared her personal favorites, and gave recommendations. This was incredibly helpful and saved us a lot of time deciding what to order once we sat down.
When we were seated at the sushi bar, our server Ana introduced herself and got us settled in. Throughout the evening, Sasha also came back to check on us, which made the experience feel very personal and attentive. One unique aspect here is that the restaurant doesn’t sell alcohol but allows you to bring your own wine or beer. We saw several tables enjoying their own bottles, and it added to the lively, social vibe of the place.
Scallion Pancake:
Delicious. Scallion pancakes are a Chinese staple, and while simple, they paired them here with burrata, chili crisps, hot honey, and scallions. Normally, I’d call it a crime to eat scallion pancakes with anything other than a soy-based dipping sauce. Burrata sounded ridiculous…but somehow it worked. Surprisingly good, and one of the more creative dishes of the night. I would definitely order again.
Scallop & Shrimp Toast:
I love shrimp toast, so I was excited for this. Xina’s version adds scallop and a sweet yuzu glaze. While I appreciate the creativity, I personally found it lacking in shrimp flavor—the star of the dish. On top of that, the yuzu was overly sweet, which threw the balance off. For me, this one missed the mark. I wouldn’t order it again, but I respect the effort to put a new spin on a classic.
Nigiri:
The eel and aburi salmon nigiri were phenomenal. The eel was cooked perfectly, and the salmon was buttery and literally melted in my mouth. I could easily come here and just order nigiri all night.
Truffle Toro Roll:
This roll came recommended by Sasha and included tuna, toro, cucumber, shiso, truffle soy, and black tobiko. While it looked beautiful, the truffle flavor was overwhelming and drowned out the delicacy of the tuna and toro. After two pieces, it was tough to keep going. If you love truffle, this might be right up your alley, but for me, it was too much. Still, I respect that they’re pushing boundaries and trying bold combinations.
General Tso’s:
An absolute standout. The chicken was fried perfectly—juicy inside with a crisp exterior that held up even under the sauce. I loved the stir-fried peppers mixed in, which added a great texture. My only critique is that the sauce leaned a little too sweet. Dialing it back would make an already excellent dish even better.
Overall:
Xina is a gem in Bradley Beach. The atmosphere is energetic, the service is warm and attentive, and the food is a balance of tradition and bold experimentation. Not every dish landed for me, but the ones that did were unforgettable, and even the misses showed thought and creativity. I’d rate Xina a solid 4.5 stars, but since Google doesn’t allow half-star ratings, I rounded up to 5 because it’s definitely closer to 5 than 4. Between the quality sushi, unique menu, and top-notch hospitality, I would recommend Xina to anyone visiting the area. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in Jersey.