Jj China - Menu

Only fair. I ordered Szechuan hoping for some spice, but dish was very bland. Same with what was a very generous portion of fried rice.

I keep returning to JJs because the food is delicious and the portions are generous enough to provide a good meal for lunch the next day!

I ordered extra fortune cookies and didnt get them. Usually liked the food from them for not being too salty, but this time it was also bland. View menu

Omg!!! Okay either I was really craving Chinese or this place really is that good! Every city I go to I I try to find good Chinese and this place. Yea. I’ll be back very soon.

Very inconsistent. I ordered Kung Poa, Garlic Chicken, and Lo Mein. How come all three items were below any lowest standard? Absolutely no taste and is not even well cooked. I am surprised how come they are still in business so I am calling theminconsistent

We ordered the J11, General Tso's Chicken, with fried rice and medium spicy sauce. It was absolutely delicious! We're new to the RTP area and have tried several Chinese restaurants, but this one was by far the best! The chicken was juicy, crispy, and full of flavor. The sauce came in separate containers, which kept the dish from getting soggy, and the fried rice actually included onions and peas! View menu

Today I ordered the black pepper chicken and a broccoli combo from Jj China, and the meal was really good. The black pepper chicken stood out with its firm, tender meat and delicious flavor. I was tired and worn out from work, and this meal truly helped recharge me. The combo is also affordable and very filling. If you’re looking to enjoy Chinese cuisine, I highly recommend checking out Jj China’s menu!

The food is delicious, but if you enjoy spicy flavors (not mouth-burning hot but flavorful), like in the General Tao's dish or anything labeled “spicy,” I recommend ordering a side of hot oil as well. The spice level is quite mild—more like a slight flavor than any real heat. If you like your food spicy, don't skip the hot oil! One downside is that you can't request extra crispy chicken; it tends to be quite soft, which is just a personal preference of mine. Aside from these points, everything else is great!

We 've lived near this restaurant for years but for some reason never tried it. Late on a Friday night the SO and I found ourselves hungry after 9PM on a weeknight in Cary, when they 've rolled most of the sidewalks up. Since I was in charge of theoperation and time was tight, I decided to give JJ China a try. The dishes ordered were spring rolls, chicken stix (kebab-style , beef with broccoli and moo shu pork . And they were all good or even a little better, with the exception of themoo shu, which was quite skimpy on the pork, for which I 'm taking away one star. It 's a commonly-ordered dish in the upperrange of regular entree prices, and the dollar saved on cost of food irritates me. And... View menu