Jasmine Cuisine — Restaurant in Quincy

Really, really good American Chinese food. Great value, huge portions of delicious classics. If you're craving American Chinese food Jasmine Cuisine will really hit the spot.

Service is excellent, everyone is kind and welcoming. I came to pick-up holding my toddler in the rain, and the lady behind the counter offered to take my bag to the car for me (which I politely declined but very much appreciated the offer).

My kid also has a bad tree nut allergy, and I feel like ordering from certain Chinese places can be dicey. I let Jasmine Cuisine know when I was ordering and my kid had zero reaction/sensitivity, even though his worse allergies are to cashews and walnuts which are often featured in American Chinese and I presume in certain dishes on their menu. Gives me great peace of mind that they took my...

We ordered some noodles, chicken fingers & crab ragoons from this place last night. We placed the order at 7pm and didn’t get our food until 9:30pm. Given it was a busy night, we understood it may take longer than usual, but when they forgot about our order and didn’t make it until I called asking where our food was what really made us upset. There was no manager willing to speak with us and they couldn’t offer us any form of compensation for the mix up. I sat on the phone while they helped other customers and I could hear them estimating their food to be ready in 25 mins and I still was waiting for mine after an hour. Food was cold by the time we got it and made both me and my girlfriend sick the next morning. All in all I say stay away from this place. Absolutely awful customer service and...

One thing about this place that I can say with absolute certainty is that you'll one hundred percent get what you pay for as far as portioning goes.

Every time I've ordered from this place, which haven't been too many, still, the amount received for the price paid is just astounding. Far exceeds many other chinese food locations in that regard.

As far as individual taste and pallete goes, that's a bit more complex to convey, but it seems they use very light, natural ingredients and don't go too hard on the frying/cooking oil.

I would personally recommend they try experimenting with some different recipes, stronger flavors and unique dishes individual to their style, but as it is it's no less than any other spot for taste. Just preferential...