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JX Cuisine

4.1 (682 reviews)
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Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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April F.

This restaurant was highly recommended and with good reason. The dishes are flavorful without being overly salty. Although the restaurant is leaving this particular area, I'm sure they will reopen in another part of town. The current boiling is being demolished and shops with apartments above are coming in. Today was their second to last day in this building, and the lunch crowd arrived! I hope they find another place to conduct their business because it's a bustling one! Kung pai chicken, fish fillets and orange peel beef were or table choices. Each were delicious! A huge bowl of rice arrived for the table in addition to soup as an appetizer. Since they are about to close, they cut out the lunch salads. The ambiance is cozier than most Chinese restaurants. I believe it's because of the chosen paint color. Today there was only one waitress. If they remain as busy as today, they will need to revamp the help level. Until next time...

Szechuan Dan Dan Noodle
Payel K.

I tried this place for the first time last night via DoorDash and was really happy with the items I ordered. I really really enjoyed the Dan Dan. The noodles were perfectly chewy. It was flavorful without being overly spicy. A good Sichuan Dan Dan noodles like it's supposed to be. 10/10 Ma Po tofu was fine too. Next time, I'll get it with the added pork. Ordered a side of white rice which was only $2 and more than adequate. Look forward to trying more dishes.

Hot & Sour Soup (Veggie) 酸辣湯(素)
Justine T.

This rating is just for their hot and sour soup which was listed as a featured/most ordered item on their DoorDash page. Even though I ordered through DoorDash, the soup definitely still hit the spot! The soup was warm, soothing, had an even flavorful balance of hot/sour, the soup base had the right consistency and wasn't too thick or watery, and it had a good amount of veggies in it.

House Special Crispy Cumin Chicken ($19.99)
Ai S.

Came here for lunch as a party of 5 on a Saturday and the place was a pretty empty, so we were able to get a table with no wait! ~the food~ - House Special Crispy Cumin Chicken ($19.99): The was SO good! Super crispy fried chicken that was packed with flavor + spice! Definitely was my favorite dish from the meal! - Sautéed Garlic Sugar Pea Leaves ($18.99): Pretty good! I think this was the first timeI tried Sugar Pea Leaves and it like in between spinach and bok choy? Was seasoned nicely with garlic and was a great side veggie dish to balance out the meal! - Beef with Sizzling Rice ($24.99): Crispy rice with braised beef + veggies sauce poured on top! Make sure to eat this one right away as the crispiness of the rice goes away fast after the sauce goes on top! Really enjoyed this one as well! - Wok Cooked Pork With Cauliflower ($22.99): This one was also super good! The dish was nicely seasoned and I liked the cauliflower still had a nice crunch to it! Not a whole lot of pork, more of a veggie dish but still really good! - Braised Pork with wild bamboo shoots ($21.99): Not bad! the pork belly was very tender, and nicely seasoned, but I wasn't a huge fan of the bamboo shoots underneath the pork belly as it was kinda too fibrous? ~parking~ Lots of the parking available in the plaza! ~overall~ Very casual place, I think it would be perfect for a large family meal! Their portions were pretty generous so I would recommend doing family-style to try a variety of their dishes! I did hear that the entire plaza is possibly going to be closed in April, so definitely give this restaurant a try before then!

Quickly Stir-Fry Pork Kidney ($23.99)
Rachel L.

Pretty good Sichuanese food! My family came here and ordered a bunch of food. Price is on the higher side for some dishes but portions are big. We asked for everything to be extra spicy but it was honestly very tolerable, so don't be afraid if you don't have super high spice tolerance. It looks a lot spicier than it actually is. Their mapo tofu is one of the better ones I've had so I'd definitely recommend! Overall a good place for a family style meal with signature Sichuanese flavors. The service was quick and efficient but also nice! The place has tons of seating and is very casual. Looks a bit outdated cus they've been open for so long.

Rachel L.

This is hands down my favorite restaurant for mapo tofu! It's spicy, tingly, and packed with black bean flavor in each bite. It truly is everything you could want in mapo tofu with authentic flavors. Beyond just their mapo tofu, I would highly recommend their chili fish filet and chicken. Everything here is wonderfully spicy and delicious!

Wei Q.

A South Bay must-try for authentic Sichuan home-style cooking! Met a friend here and was glad we came -- the owner and chef are from Sichuan and the flavors feel very traditional. The Mapo Tofu is incredibly fragrant, not overly spicy, and perfect with rice (huge portion!). The stir-fried pork kidney was super fresh and tender, cooked over high heat and my personal favorite. The green peppercorn Mao Xue Wang has a nice numbing aroma without being too spicy and is packed with ingredients. We also enjoyed the crisp celtuce vegetable, a comforting pork rib & yam soup, and finished with sweet rice pudding and brown sugar rice cakes. Simple, authentic, and very satisfying -- I'd definitely come back.

Lunch menu
Sahithi B.

I stopped by at JX cuisine for lunch on a weekday and got the crispy spicy chicken - I believe it might have been called the Chong Quing chicken or the Sichuan mala chicken. It had a great spice with that classic numbing flavor of the Sichuan peppercorns. The portions were large but this dish was not included with the lunch special so any accompanying rice would have to be ordered separately. I also ordered a scallion pancake which was a different texture than expected but the flavor was okay. I would recommend going with cash if you can based on the owner's recommendations. The people at the counter taking my order were nice, and there were several tables for seating (although I took my food to go).

Maureen M.

Definitely love this place! Would recommend this restaurant to people to try. Their signature is SICHUAN MAPO TOFU. Their mapo tofu is different style that we used to try. The flavor just hit the mark. Their SMOKED TEA DUCK is so DELICIOUS. According to the chef, the smoked duck was prepared and cooked for more than 10 hours. It was moist, tender, and the smokiness really gets into the bone. We love their TRIPLE DELIGHT RICE TREASURE. it was a mixed of seafood and vegetable gravy, poured on top of rice cracker. It was truly a delight dish. They have so many menu to try. I heard their cumin chicken was also delicious. This dish will be our next dish to try for future visit.

三鲜锅巴挺脆的,烤鱼也不错。总体味道很好 The crispy rice crust with three kinds of seafood was quite crunchy, and the grilled fish was also good. Overall, the taste was very good.

Jun W.

Very delicious and authentic food! Everything was flavorful, fresh, and perfectly cooked. Highly recommend this spot for a great meal.

JENNIFER S.

Great and fast service. Ample parking. Affordable prices. The food looks amazing and tastes good. Went with friends. I'm not a huge Chinese food fan but I was pleasantly surprised. The soup was hot and sour. No meat. Tasted consistent with what I've had before The fish dish was yummy and tender. The egg plant was out of this world. Lemon chicken was a little tough but the flavor was decent. Reminded me of orange chicken. I didn't expect it to be coated and fried. The veggies were fresh and crisp. Clean food

So saddened to hear that Pot Sticker is closing its doors after 12 years in the Bay Area due to mall redevelopment. This place has been a staple for authentic Szechuan and Shandong cuisine for over a decade. As you can see in my photo image.png, the food is always vibrant and full of flavor. It's not a "goodbye," but a "see you later"--I truly hope they find a new location soon. Fellow foodies, make sure to visit one last time before they close!

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Excellent spicy Chinese food. One of my favorite places for it. BBQ Fish, Kung pao chicken, Couples delight, cumin lamb, all top notch.

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