Jumbo China
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Customers' Favorites
Garlic Chicken Combination Platter with Pork Fried Rice
Sweet and Sour Chicken
Singapore Mei Fun
Shrimp Fried Rice
Crab Rangoon 8
Shrimp Lo Mein
Egg Drop Soup
Sesame Chicken
Pork Lo Mein
Egg Foo Young
Jumbo China Reviews
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Went there for the first time on 2/14/2025. Ordered take-out from the dinner menu. Had the combination Hunan Chicken, sesame chicken, lo mein, crab Rangoon, & hot & sour soup. The flavors were all great!!! There is only one set back I want to mention…. “The Lo Mein” is not my preferred dish & will not order it ever again. The noodles were spaghetti noodles & does not do any justice to the dish. I was told my order was will be ready in 30 mins (I know it’s an estimate)...read full review
Jumbo is my normal go to for Chinese, food is always fresh and really good. I was very disappointed last night when I ordered seafood delight and it was missing the shrimp and it tasted horrible. The broccoli and veg was super mushy and all it had in it was the imitation crab meat, totally inedible. I hope maybe this was just a one time thing!
Sesame chicken had lots of fried hard crust, no chicken inside at all.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9:30PM |
Jumbo China is well-known for its delicious and fairly priced food. While some customers have experienced inconsistency with menu items like shrimp Egg Foo young, others praise the generous portions of vegetables in dishes like General Tso and beef and broccoli. The beef is remarkably tender, and the fried dumplings are a hit with the flavorful sauce. Customers appreciate the open kitchen that adds a sense of security. Some diners found the food lacking in heat, especially in the kung Pao and hot and sour soup, but plan to return and ask for extra spice next time. Recently, one diner enjoyed the combination Hunan Chicken, sesame chicken, crab Rangoon, and hot & sour soup, though they found the Lo Mein disappointing due to the use of spaghetti noodles. Another customer expressed disappointment with the seafood delight, which was missing shrimp and had mushy vegetables. Nonetheless, many consider Jumbo China to be the best Chinese food in the city, often praised for its “NY style” Chinese cuisine. It is noted that the food is always fresh and good, and while there may be a wait for meals, it is worth it every time. Jumbo China is closed on Mondays.