June House Asian Kitchen

Disappointed my kids became sick after eating the fried rice. Physician we spoke to confirmed they much be reheating their rice and orange chicken as it didn't look fresh after kids became sick from our take out. Be careful of this restaurant. We won't order again for sure if they can't be careful how they serve their customers and reheating old food to save a dollar is beyond dangerous.

Ok, this is by far our favorite new restaurant!! We had the potstickers, SO GOOD, with the best sauce we've had since 1990, mongolian beef, amazing as well, and the moo shu pork which was fresh and delicious, including the crepes (tortillas). Each entre comes with a container of rice. Jimmy and Ben were friendly, fast and professional and we'll be back very soon! ! It's not a large restaurant. You order and pay at the counter and they serve you at your table. I loved that everything, including the sauces, were served all ready to go in containers with lids, so you can eat and run! P.S. we have a TON of leftovers!

A friend and I both felt terrible the next day… Also, the sweet and sour chicken was burnt and the fried rice tasted like fish….

The best NY style Chinese take out in North Phoenix/Scottsdale!! Great food and reasonable prices, and the nicest staff!!

I love there food it's soo yummy thank you so much

Always good here

Having just finished our meal, I felt compelled to leave a review. This was our first time trying this restaurant. When my daughter arrived home with it, I was so excited because it reminded me of the Chinese food that we are use to, from the East Coast. One bite dashed my hopes. Everything…and I mean, EVERYTHING, was so overcooked that it was on the verge of inedible. The chicken (for the sweet and sour) was very hard to eat. Our 2 children could barely bite into it. The garlic edamame was so overdone and hard that we just threw it out. The scallion pancakes were on the verge of black. We suffered through them because we were hungry, as was the case with other items ordered. Here’s the thing. The flavors are there! If they didn’t cook the crap out of everything, this place could be amazing. Upon reading other reviews, this wasn’t a one time fluke. For that reason, we won’t be going back. It’s too bad because they could be one of the best!

Husband wanted chinese food for lunch, so he found this place. The first sign that should have tipped us off is the fact that the worker said the pictures were not their food but other locations. Then, they only had 5 drinks to choose from, all in bottles. The food was tasteless. The Kung po chicken had no spicy kick at all and the sauce was flavorless!!! Even after I asked if it had spice. The rice was so bland and filled with more vegetables than rice. The veggie spring rolls were mushy and wet inside. A poor example of asian food.

This place is phenomenal if you are debating where to eat or wanting to find your new go to spot this is it. The general tsaos chicken, chicken lo mein, and pot stickers is our absolute favorite order here.

I’m originally from Boston and anyone from New England knows Chinese food from the east coast is probably 2nd best next to actually going on a plane and getting it for real so I am constantly on the hunt to find good, quality Chinese food. This place unfortunately did not deliver. The chicken for the Sweet & Sour chicken was so fried, there was no chicken left. My kids had a really hard time eating it. The orange chicken was also the same, we ordered it spicy and it was not at all. The dumplings were bland, the crab Rangoons had absolutely zero crab (I know it’s imitation, relax), and the spicy garlic edamame was nothing but red pepper flakes and garlic. Which confused me because it still didn’t taste like anything. I unfortunately wouldn’t order here again. The money I wasted sucks but at least I know now to not go here at all. Inedible and $130 down the drain.

Really good Chinese food! One of our favorites for takeout Chinese food:)

So good!!

We chose this place to celebrate a friend who got her citizenship today and we were not disappointed. The service was spot on and the food was delicious beyond expectations! I highly recommend the Orange tofu!!

I often do Doordash delivery for this place and they're really on it 👌🏾 much appreciated keep up the good work!

Prefacing this review that I had ordered the Orange Chicken and Shumai from this restaurant through Uber Eats for delivery. Let's start with the orange chicken. The chicken was lightly battered, definitely not thick batter like at Panda Express. The chicken was still surprisingly crispy despite having to survive a 40ish minute delivery in a sweaty plastic container covered in sauce which usually doesn't bode well for fried saucy chicken. The chunks of chicken also weren't dry, it wasn't overcooked and the sauce was sweet and tangy with a hit of ginger on the backend. I appreciate the pieces of dried szechuan pepper throughout the dish, I love biting into the pepper for that bit of extra heat (mala) albeit the pepper wasn't really all that spicy. Even still I find it gave the sauce a bit of pepper essence. Overall the quality of the orange chicken is on par with that of Liyuen in Central Phoenix. My only gripes were not with the chicken itself but for 15+ bucks, I would have like a bit more chicken. My container was about 80% full and I feel that they could have had a few more pieces of chicken and still comfortably close the lid. The chicken also came with white rice of which I felt was dry and clumpy. It's reminiscent of day old previously refrigerated rice that was microwaved. It definitely should have been used for fried rice as opposed to served as white rice. I feel it is not a good representation of jasmine rice. The shumai was surprisingly decent! I don't usually order Shumai unless it's from a legit dim sum spot but these weren't bad. Every bite was meaty and had chunks of shrimp. Like with any good Chinese dim sum there was a bit of that sesame oil flavor which made the experience so flavorful. The shumai is on the smaller side and I don't put it on the same tier as Great Wall (35th Ave and Camelback) but it's not very far off. If I had a dim sum craving and I'm in the area I am definitely returning here to get some Shumai and maybe see how their har gow is while I'm at it. Overall I had a good experience at June House Asian Kitchen and I will be returning.

Very delicious little restaurant with great food and good people definitely recommend