8 Best Chinese Restaurants near New Carlisle

“Been getting food here for years, and It's always great. I always get everything I ordered, and the quality is consistent. The family that runs it works very hard and food is usually ready in 15m or less. I don't trust any other Chinese restaurants, but this one is great. The inside of the restaurant could use a remodel, but that's only really an issue if you're eating inside, which I don't.“

“Great little Chinese restaurant. This is my go to since moving to the area. Very good, inexpensive and the staff is very friendly. Everything I've tried from here has been good quality. The only knock is it's very busy and they are almost always a little behind on orders. I usually try to arrive a few minutes later than quoted when ordering online or by phone. They also have a drive through to pick up your orders through which is quite convenient.“

“First time ordering. Hunan Beef extra sauce. Extra Spicey. Chicken Lomein. Egg drop soup. Got a confirmation text of order and time it would be done. It was very accurrate. Price was perfect. Large order of food for one person. Didn't expect that.“

“The staff members can't communicate as effectively as other Chinese restaurants. That being said, there's a large number of standard and exclusive dishes you can choose from, as well as lunch specials. They're open later than every other store in the area and they're open every day of the week, including a drive-thru for takeout. I'd give the place a try if you want a large order made very quickly.“

“Been here 3 times so far and every time the food was prepared fresh, hot and delicious. I tried the general tos chicken, honey chicken, lo mein, fried rice and bourbon chicken, all were amazing. It is a little pricey but I'd rather pay more for fresh hot food that was in my hand in less than 10 min.“

“I have always loved their food, it's always my go to for chinese! I see a lot of people saying they are unfriendly, I personally haven't seen that BUT ilI do know working with the public is NOT easy, I can understand how bad days can happen!“

“JY Bamboo , located at 609 N. Broad Street in Fairborn, absolutely earned this post tonight. So the wife was craving Chinese food this evening, and we were trying to figure out where to go eat. Ever since our longtime local Chinese spot left our little town for a higher-income area, we have kind of been floating around trying to find our place again. We made our standard Facebook post asking friends for suggestions, and got a good mix of replies. I also searched for the top Chinese restaurants in Fairborn, and JY Bamboo showed up high on the list. Then our friends Andy Eldridge and Corena Hill told us this was their favorite place to go. That was enough for us to finally give it a shot. Now I will be honest... we have driven or ridden past this place probably over a thousand times, and the sign out front never pulled me in. For that reason alone, I probably never would have gone inside. That would have been a mistake. Once we walked in, the place was very clean, very nice, and everybody was friendly and welcoming. It did not feel dirty or have that stale smell some places like this can have. Right away, the whole vibe felt better than expected. The first appetizer out was two pork egg rolls. They were a little smaller than I am used to, but they were cooked perfectly. You could tell the grease was fresh and not burnt or overused. Nice extra crunch too, which I personally love. Then we started with sushi rolls. My bride got the cucumber roll, and I had the shrimp and avocado roll. They came plated nicely together with ginger, wasabi, soy sauce, and of course the traditional chopsticks... that never left the wrapper. 😆 As soon as we finished those, the entrées came out with perfect timing. We shared a big portion of General Tso’s chicken, and we asked for it extra spicy and extra crispy like we always do. They nailed it. The pieces were smaller than what we were used to at our old favorite spot, and that actually made it even better. More crispy edges on the outside, while still soft and juicy in the middle. The spice level was dead on. We also got pork fried rice for the small upcharge, and it was well worth it. The rice was great, but the real surprise was that it did not have peas in it, which made my bride very happy since she usually has to pick those out. The pork was not those dry little cubes you get at some places either. It was actual little chunks of pork that were cooked right and tasted great. Then my wife ordered a side of lo mein for herself, and we were pleasantly surprised again because the portion was huge. The noodles were cooked perfectly. Not mushy, not rubbery, and seasoned just right. The pictures with this post honestly do not do it justice, because I am no photographer... but these folks are definitely chefs, and they are running a very nice, family-friendly restaurant only about 12 minutes from our home. It is rare for us to go somewhere and be 100% satisfied from the moment we walk in to the moment we walk out. Service, food, atmosphere, cleanliness, all of it mattered tonight, and all of it hit. As we were wrapping everything up one of the gentlemen that help run this family owned establishment even gave me some "white boy" chopsticks.. (that's my term, he did not say that) that have a piece of paper and a rubber band around them so I could practice using them at home.... 😆 So to wrap it up, since probably nobody is still reading this anyway... We found our new spot. That spot is JY Bamboo in Fairborn, Ohio. BIG LOVE 🧡“

“This place has chicken eggrolls and they are really good. I live in huber and happened to be near enon today so drove out my way to come here. I normally get general tso chicken but I tried the princess chicken. And it was fantastic. I only have a picture of the princess chicken the eggrolls didn't last 60 seconds lol.“