Jasmine Garden Restaurant

Came in the day after blizzard of 26 and it was good old school chinese food! I ordered lunch special beef onion and peppers added broccoli and it was cooked to perfection. The beef was velvety and chunks not slithers. Broccoli cooked to perfection. I also added spring rolls and they were perfect! The scorpion bowl needed work and the bartender kept rolling his eyes but food amazing! Quality was there and the people that sat next to me raved about the sushi!

Omgeeee soooo good had to login and write another review under another I came in again for the one special beef and onion no pepper add rock room with chicken fingers as the appetizer and I added a side of Spring rolls this is so good authentic Old skool small town. Big loves the food and the service is impeccable. I have the multi way better than the super strong and you definitely get a bang for your buck anytime. I’m in this area. I’m coming back.

In a town that has a restaurant known across the state for their Buffalo Wings, Jasmine Garden should be known for their Spareribs on the Bone! I eat at some of the best Chinese restaurants in the state and I would put Jasmine Garden's up against any of them. However that's just one of the many great things they offer. Their Hot and Sour Soup is old school with wood ear mushrooms, pork floss and all the fillers with a nice complex flavor finished with just the right amount of heat. Their Beef Teriyaki is extremely tender, flavorful and is right up there with the best. I got the Pork Fried Rice without onions. It was dark, flavorful and loaded with pork, egg, and bean sprouts. They definitely don't hold back. Their lobster sauce has a really nice flavor with a sweet finish. Mixed with the r

The food was good, especially the Shanghai pan-fried noodles and Five Spice Shrimp. Quantity is good for two persons. Fried duck, i didn't like much as the duck meat smell was slightly overwhelming. Service was prompt, and the server was very friendly. I will go back for the noodles shrimp for sure.

On a night when the snow fell thick like a silent omen, I stepped into Jasmine Garden hoping for warmth and comfort. What I found instead was a scene out of a culinary horror story. Picture a place where the floor seems to have more seasoning than the food, and the tables look like they've survived a zombie apocalypse banquet. I ordered a dish that was supposedly their specialty, and when it arrived, I genuinely felt a chill. The food was so poorly presented that I didn't dare take a photo—I wouldn’t want to curse future readers with indigestion from just looking at it. Imagine a sad pile of rice so bland it looked like it had given up on life, topped with a translucent sauce that had the uncanny texture of crocodile drool. Yes, it was that ghastly. So if you enjoy dining in a setting th