This is our favorite place for Chinese. We would go a couple times a week for lunch. Renee and her…read morestaff are awesome and the food is always delicious. Try the Sechuan menu!! Fish in black bean sauce, the salty spicy fried fish and shrimp are amazing.

i love china szechwan! no one in town can do it like them. the staff is so kind and remembers us. i…read morehave my favorite dishes like sizzling rice soup and the water boiled chicken but we love trying new things here

The best Chinese food period! I brought a chef friend from Los Angeles and she concurred. Another…read morewell traveled friend can't get enough either. The people who work there are really good and attentive. Same crew for the past few years. My favorites would be green beans, kung pao chicken and moo shoo. The hot pots make many happy but idk it wasn't for me. Theres always a line on weekends but they have a great online order app and I have used it and run over to pick up. We like it so much we've catered a little party of 10 with Jun dynasty. The back room has a few big round tables and it's a fun way to share food and get your friends together.

We were on the hunt for a new family dinner spot and craving great Chinese food with solid vegan…read moreoptions for us adults with dietary restrictions. Enter Jun Dynasty. We pulled up to a completely full parking lot and a crowd of people waiting out front, which is always a promising sign. When we asked for a table, we were quoted a pretty long wait. To be fair, we did not make a reservation, so that one is on us. Normally I am not the type to wait that long, but the restaurant smelled absolutely amazing. That aroma alone convinced us to stick it out, and I am so glad it did. Once we were seated, our drink orders were taken and delivered quickly. The menu had a wide variety of dishes, including several vegetarian and vegan options, which we really appreciated. It would have been helpful to have more detailed descriptions on the menu, but our server was happy to answer questions and walk us through everything. We ordered the ma po tofu, braised tofu with vegetables, and vegetable chow fun noodles. My daughter went with the orange chicken and wonton soup. About ten minutes later, the noodles and soup arrived. The bowl of soup was big enough for the entire table, which made my daughter very happy. The noodles were delicious, and shortly after we started eating, the rest of the dishes came out. The braised tofu was loaded with large chunks of bell peppers and flavorful black mushrooms. The ma po tofu came in a vibrant red chili sauce topped with Szechuan peppercorn and brought just the right amount of heat. Everything was absolutely delicious. I am really glad we decided to wait and give this place a try. Jun Dynasty definitely earned a spot in our dinner rotation, and we will be back soon.

We decided to go here the day after Thanksgiving for our family meal. We had 7 people total, and…read moreeven though the restaurant is small, they were willing to accommodate us. The food and the service was fantastic. I've been here once before I remember being great and it was awesome again. We got so much food where the bill for so many people and so many plates I believe was reasonable. This is a must try for dinner.

Came in on a Friday afternoon for takeout!…read more We ordered spicy potato salad, hot & spicy pot combination, dry string beans with pork, dandan noodles, and sesame balls. Everything was delicious! Packaging is a bit weak. The hot & spicy pot leaked all over and got into the rice. Not a big deal for us since we both like spicy. Food was still delicious!

Such a great spot for authentic North-Eastern Chinese food as well as some other Chinese regional…read morevarieties like Sichuan. I love their tofu pot with cabbage, the cold appetizer combo with wood ear mushroom salad and Chinese shredded potato salad, the málà (má: numbing, là : spicy) vegetarian plate and the tea mushroom pot. I definitely want to try more! My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

I had an interesting experience. The food was great the first time with a friend. The very next day…read moreI ordered take out and it fell drastically in quality. I can recommend dine in. Although service was lacking and not attentive. We got the spicy crunchy shrimp, the crab puffs and the pork pot. Shrimp was amazing and deliciously spicy. The next day for take out it was overcooked and rubbery. The crab rangoons dining in were also fantastic. I was mind blown. For takeout they were undercooked. Lastly the grilled pork pot for dine in was just okay. I would lot order again. Flavor lacks and pork could have been softer. Presentation is beautiful tho. We also got Xiao Long Bao, broth filled dumplings, which were overcooked and busted so we didn't get to enjoy the soup inside. We were also served this with forks and not spoons for the correct way to enjoy it. Very strange. I may dine in again but I wouldn't rush to come back.

Another update! Today we went nuts and ordered the Meat Combo Appetizer AND our own entrees. The…read moreappetizer was so much fun: 2 Egg Rolls, 2 Crab Puffs, 2 Shrimp Tempura, 2 Beef Kabobs, 2 BBQ Ribs. The egg rolls are huge, crispy, and not the least bit greasy. The shrimp tempura is light and crisp. The beef kabobs are well flavored and cooked crispy, which is an interesting and yummy presentation, The ribs are large and flavorful. The crab puffs are amazing! We could have eaten ten of them; a crisp outside is stuffed with a melting cheesy crab mixture. Divine! House -made Chinese mustard (so good and really clears out the sinuses!) and sweet dipping sauces completed the appetizers. I've reviewed our entrees before and they are as delicious as always. I had the Three Delight Moo Shu, a platter filled with fresh vegetables, shrimp, and chicken; accompanied by sauce (hoisin?) and rice pancakes. I enjoy making my little "burrito" bites! My dining friend had the Mongolian Three Delight; shrimp, chicken, and beef prepared with at least three kinds of onions and a mildly spicy sauce, and a large bowl of rice. My friend has a spice-loving palate, and was brought a bowl of hot chili sauce. Visible pepper flakes floated in the sauce and it was pronounced perfect. I love being greeted by name and the food is scrumptious. Golden House is immaculate throughout and it is a pleasure to visit and enjoy their food. See you next month, Ming!

SO incredibly grateful to have somewhere to eat close by that's not only local but has TONS of…read moregluten free options. I truly feel normal eating here having celiac. The food is amazing and the staff / owners are genuinely so kind. My husband and I just love this place, we eat here a lot! My favorite is the gf chicken fried rice and he just loves the gf orange chicken! So crispy and yummy!

For signatures noodles, the fat ones are flat like tagliatelle but like 2" wide, Wow That's FAT!…read moreThey overcooked them though and not the chewy bite we all desire. The oily chili sauce is delish, not sure how the tummy was going to fare, split into leftovers, I did just fine, phew! Time to visit again and tell them please don't overdo it on the boil! Kung Pao aok needed good hit of chili oil and soy for the hubby palate but it all went. Ok portion size, no leftovers, or brown rice.

It's been a minute since we were here and it's Friday night in the old Pueblo. We arrived just…read morebefore 6 pm and just ahead of the big rush which packed all the tables just after we sat down. Maybe about 8 or 9 tables with comfy seats all together and they were also running a brisk pickup and takeout service. Our server was wonderful. We made an order for the Mongolian beef, kung pow chicken , the eggplant in garlic sauce and the xian splash noodles. There didn't seem like there was anything she couldn't do. Those noodles are a chunky type noodle with some sprouts in a citrus tasting sauce the you need to mix up with the sauce to get it all over the noodles and was so delicious. It's something I have only seen here. Same with the eggplant. I know they say garlic sauce on the menu but it's really something else and unique to this kitchen. Whatever it is you must try it. The chicken and beef dishes were also excellent with unique flavors. Always satisfied with our meal here

This is not the type of restaurant where you need any more ambience than watching the food…read morepreparation a few feet from your table. After probably more than a dozen meals there, I've never been disappointed in the quality of the food or the service. It has a "no-nonsense" interior that suits the purpose just fine. I drive 17 miles each way to eat there if I'm not in the area for other reasons. I almost hesitate to recommend the place so it doesn't become popular to the point that seating becomes more of an issue. Smile here.

Old school Chinese diner. Not fancy, but def fast…read more Not sure if the economy is causing a drop in food quality or if there have been changes in recipes or cooks but it has been noticeable. The dish that used to be my go to was the ginger chicken, but the chicken quality is noticeably less tender, on the stringy side. So I switched to order other dishes like their tofu dishes or an occasional Mongolian meat dish. Again, the meat & sauce similarities (hard to tell them apart) are noticeable. It's still a decent place for a fast meal or easy takeout but I find myself looking elsewhere for Chinese food. Their fried rice was always basic, but now it's like it got hit with some soy sauce & little else Prices have gotten a bit higher (like they do :) though they're still cheaper than many) but quality has gone down a notch or more. Not saying I'll never be back, but it's not on my bi weekly dont wanna cook lets eat out rotation. Oh well.

Went in around 2pm today to get some lunch. What a gem! Seems to be a mom and pop family run…read morebusiness including a couple of the kids hanging out. Immediately greeted and offered a booth in the pleasant dining room given menu along with getting my drink order. My drink came out fast and was a neat plastic cup full of ice along with the can - pretty perfect for me. A few seconds later my small order for the hot and sour soup arrived and it was a good sized small bowl but the soup was delicious. I've missed this in Tucson. Shortly, my order of the house special chop suey came out. It was fresh, hot, in a flavorful brown sauce. Full of the chicken, beef and shrimp along with lots of crunchy vegetables. A large portion and so good. This could be the kept secret in Tucson. Go check it out!

Saw this as a recommendation somewhere else on Yelp and decided to give it a try for dinner. We…read morecalled in an order for pick up and it was ready within 15 minutes! The dinner special was a great deal, the portions for soup and the other items were more than reasonable. Our favorite thing however was the BBQ pork wide ride noodles. We can't wait to come back and try the BBQ pork in something else because it was fantastic. They also already had spicy mustard and sweet & sour sauce in the bad without having to ask. The inside was rather small and warm when we went to pick up. We will be back again, but likely for take out only.

We got the Wonton Noodle Soup, two variations of the Guilin Noodles, and the Guilin Chicken Rice…read more All of the items are solid and there isn't much to critique about, other than the chicken and the rice not being the same temperature (though that's normal). It's not going to be the best you ever had in your life, and if you've been to Southern China, you're not going to be blown away. HOWEVER, it is the homemade taste that makes it good. It doesn't feel like any other restaurant, it feels like you are at somebody's house. Here's the thing, I came in expecting the usual Chinese food affair, but I left genuinely surprised and impressed. This restaurants specializes in Southern Chinese food, which is different from other regions. I am so happy this restaurant and its chains helps the cuisine gain exposure and adds depth to Chinese food in general. Even better, the menu is laid out in a way that it is easy to understand: gluten-free options, allergies, and spice level. The service was great. All though it isn't a "full" sit-down restaurant, everybody there seemed to know the menu well and was happy to be there. As a Cantonese person, it was nice hearing my language being spoken in the kitchen. The restaurant itself was immaculately clean and very modern. We came during early dinner time so the parking lot was near empty and easy to park. Overall, if you've never had Southern Chinese food or are looking for something more authentic than classic Chinese takeaway, definitely check out this location. The cherry on top are the big portion sizes and the price.

I met my friend here for lunch, wow so much flavor and the amount is unreal. I will have lunch for…read moretomorrow too. The service was great, the people were authentic, and the food was awesome. With the construction going on into a little hard to get in here, but it's worth it.

I have tried three flavors so far, the chicken base and mild and medium spice beef base. Each were…read moreso delicious in their own way and the servings of each side you choose are more than enough for two. Inexpensive when you know what you will eat and just found out you can take your left overs home! I come from out of town and was so thrilled to hear someone ask for a to-go container. Can't wait until my next visit!

A fantastic place to get hotpot in Tucson. One pot is enough food for 2-4 people. I went with two…read moreother friends and with a couple of appetizers and the hotpot we were full at the end. I recommend to the split bowl so that you can try two different broths. We had the mild spicy house broth and beef broth. As others have said, the spice is no joke. It made me sweat but was so tasty. You pay for the broth base and then for each topping you decide to add and access to the sauce bar.