Jong Can

The Cheese Baked Rice with pork and Korean-style Fried Rice were moderately satisfying.There's usually only a few customers, if any. They've lasted so maybe there's a following. I eat at Tipsy Teapot a block away about 2-3x a week, but would revisit here just to break the routine.I appreciate the carafe of ice water and also that they offer Chin-Su hot sauce. Owner/counter guy was polite.

I don't believe that there is a good reason to go here and I would suggest that you avoid it. Not sure but I believe that the business changed hands and the lowering of quality is a result. I work nearby and tried it on a recommendation from someone who had gone long ago and enjoyed the food. Here were my highlights: food was prepared with old tasting frying oil, we were the only ones there and it took a long time to receive the food, things that made me question hygiene (dirty water containers, disposable cups in a washing rack as if they had be reused, etc. ), boba was not cooked well, lack of any service as the person working must go into the back to cook so you have to wait for anything you need. I hate leaving bad reviews but this was not a good experience.

Jong Can's honey garlic chicken wings and house fried rice are delicious! The wings were perfectly glazed, offering a delightful balance of sweetness and garlic zest.Not only was the food absolutely delicious, but the service provided was top-notch. The staff went above and beyond, making the dining experience exceptional. I wholeheartedly recommend Jong Can to anyone seeking fantastic food and excellent service!

Review Time! Had an amazing dining experience at this restaurant! Here's why: Good Food: The dishes were delicious, and the prices were reasonable. A perfect combination for foodies on a budget! Great Service: The service was top-notch. Friendly staff who made our visit even more enjoyable. Hot Noodles: The temperature of my noodles was just right - piping hot! It enhanced the flavors and made every bite delightful. Aromatic Bliss: The aroma from the slightly burnt noodles added a unique twist to my dish. It was a pleasant surprise that elevated the overall taste.I highly recommend trying this place out. It's a hidden gem for those who appreciate good food, affordability, and a touch of culinary creativity! #FoodieFinds #DeliciousDining

Attempted going there three times, only ate there once.They open at 11am according to Google, Yelp, and at their door. When we arrived at 12pm, the first time we went, the manager arrived the same time as us and had to wait for them to open and get the kitchen ready.The next two times were horrible experiences so I'm giving them 1 star. Most recently, arrived at 11:45, 45min later than when they're supposed to be open. Still closed. Waited and gave up. It's hard to find parking and they weren't even open. Either change the hours they open or open at the right time. Their food is good but I'd rather go elsewhere for Chinese food who follows their hours.

Really yummy Chinese and Korean and fusion comfort food. Counter service was quick and super friendly. I got the garlic eggplant, green beans, and tofu and would definitely order it again.

Pretty happy with the Black Pepper Chicken and Beef Chow Fun!The meat were very tender, especially the chicken. I really liked that their food was not overly salty or sweet. Great ratio of protein to rice and noodles as well.Food was made fresh for pickup and prices were amazing. A great spot for a quick, casual meal.

We had curry chicken rice, beef chow fun and stir fried cauliflower with pork belly. They are all very delicious.

All the food was delicious with a homey flavor.The staff was courteous and pleasant.

I don't know what happened to this place, it used to have the most delicious menu. Now everything seems to be a leftover fried rice dish coated with cream. Gone is the delicious spicy eggplant and a lot of other meat, seafood, and vegetable, focused dishes.