Jing’s Garden

Ordered takeout. Had to wait an additional 15 minutes after arriving. Then the person did not know how to give change for the purchase and I had to correct her twice. The food didn’t smell too bad but after eating a little of it, 2 people started getting very sick. Tried to give to the dog but the dog would not eat it either. I would really recommend staying away from this place. Isn’t that why there are health inspectors???

The food is ok, not bad but certainly not the best Chinese in the area, especially if you factor in the price.
The sweet and sour chicken is very doughy and light on the chicken. Like you’re eating greasy donuts with some chicken in it. Other dishes are a bit alternative as well, not for me.
There are better options, if you’re willing to drive a bit.

Given the mixed reviews, I wasn’t sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised! Peking ravioli with the ginger sauce was outstanding. General tso’s chicken also excellent! Glad to see that they deliver so that we can try their versions of our other mainstays!

As a new resident to the town it was so shocking to see the lack of commercial places in town. My husband and I are new to the area and decided to try Jings. The food was not good in my opinion. The produce/​vegetables did not seem fresh and the entrees were drenched in sauce. It was like no Chinese food I had ever had before.

Purchased a bag of take-​out on the way home from work. Little pricy, but for the few takeout choices in the area it is reasonable. General Tso’s chicken was flavorful, nice chicken pieces and sauce was tangy. Beef chow fun was pretty good — nice noodles, flavorful and beef was in right portion. Would have preferred to have just a little gravy as the ride home made the noodles congeal together into a block. We had an order of beef with mushrooms and vegetables and it was good. Stay away from the pad thai — seems like the chef has never made it before — no flavor, noodles were blandly white, little besides noodles, bits of chicken and a touch of scrambled eggs.
Overall, if not for the few choices, we would walk away, but its a suitable fix for a unplanned dinner.

Just moved to Holliston and was craving Chinese food, tried Jings Garden and it was excellent. Jings Garden will be our new local place to order takeout. They deliver which Is a plus!!!

The food here used to be really food but the past few times I made the trip across a few towns to get it it has been just so so. I wont go back here anymore, disapointed as I did like it. So at least plenty to choose from in area.

I live across the street from Jing’s so I frequent this restaurant often. Sometimes the food is so so and other times its absolutely amazing, its like a gamble but worth it. They have absolutely amazing egg rolls, and I always order the garlic chicken, it is some of the best garlic chicken I have had anywhere. They also do a great job with the house special lo-​mien and the house special fried rice. The lunch combos are also great, a lot of food at a great low price. I would definitely recommend Jing’s for take out Chinese, that and its the only one in Holliston anyways! :)

Really nasty cheap Chinese food. If thats what you’re craving, so be it, otherwise avoid this place. All of the food is OK at best, and the spring/​egg rolls taste like they came from a box. The atmosphere is basically non-​existent (for a fast food Chinese place this is fine, but don’t expect a sit down). My advice would be to save some money for the better Asian fair in other towns like Framingham.

Been to this establishment on many occasions. Take-​out food is not bad. Decided to dine-​in with my wife and three children. Kids were being kids and talking… maybe a laugh and quick bicker here and there… our five year old was driving one of his cars on the table which did fall off the table once or twice and hit the tile floor, two year old was playing games on my i-​phone and twelve year old was pretty much sitting there in her own world. We do go out to eat quite often with no issues. It was generally very busy in the dining area at that point and my wife went up to order our food. The person behind the counter snapped at her to keep the kids quiet and under control or we would need to leave. We pretty much became the center of attention at that point and as we were leaving we were assured by the tables around us (who were just as stunned with the outburst) that the kids were NOT being louder than «normal» and one actually apologized to us… probably just for the shear embarrassment it brought on. Never have I experienced that degree of unprofessional-​ism at an establishment. Never will we walk into that establishment again.

General Tso’s Chicken with White Rice
House Special Lo Mein
Pan Fried Peking Ravioli
Scallion Pancake
$ 33.60
Huge amounts of pretty good food. Highly recommend the Peking Ravioli. Tons of flavor. The General Tso’s is a neon orange color but the man enjoyed every bite. I loved the Lo Mein but the Scallion Pancake wasn’t crispy!
Service was fast! The restaurant seemed really nice too.

The place is a total hole in the wall, but if you want decent food at a ridiculously low price, you can’t beat Jing’s. I ordered an orange chicken dinner combo which came with rice and 2 appetizers and the whole bill was less than $ 9. Seriously! The trade off was that while I was waiting for my food to finish getting cooked, I had to hear some Revere trash advising someone (loudly, on a cell phone) to go to a homeless shelter while she stuffed her own face with mu shoo chicken.

This place is good to go for east coast Chinese food, we had it delivered and I enjoyed everything we ordered which was the sesame chicken, the post stickers, chicken finger, pork fried rice and probably more however I am full thinking about it. The delivery was quick and the people were friendly I would eat there again the next time I am in the area and have a craving for Chinese food.

Jing’s II has strikingly good sushi for the suburbs. And one of the few chinese restaurants that actually seemed to respect requests not to add MSG.