Jeffrey’s Chinese Kitchen

The bethel/​Danbury Chinese food is honestly a challenge to find something good n reasonable. There food is very good the price is ok. Wish it was closer to my house but I will not go anywhere else. Bethel Chinese food places are nasty and super over priced! Come here instead!

Jeffrey’s has the best Chinese food I’ve ever had anywhere! I’ve lived in Manhattan and Queens, NY and even the most legendary establishments the city has to offer does not hold a candle to Jeffrey’s always fresh and flavorful cuisine.
Their Spicy wontons in sesame sauce offers the perfect sweet and spicy appetizer. The boneless bbq spare ribs are sweet pieces of lean meat (not the greasy, gristly hunks of meat you are used to) and their wonton soup is second to none, with a flavorful broth and fresh, pillowy, succulent wontons.
You won’t regret trying this must-​have takeout staple in Danbury!

This is the best Chinese restaurant in Danbury!!! I have 3 Chinese restaurant around my area, but I rather drive to Jeffery’s and get Chinese food their. Number 1 For sure!!!

Dough for dumplings were overly thick and took away from the dumpling as I got full from dough than the filling inside. Beef from my beef with broccoli was somewhat rubbery to chew. Dont know if it was just me and my teeth or low grade beef. seemed promising with all the Unilocal reviews. Wasn’t disappointed, I got what I wanted (beef with broccoli) and filled my tummy. did not keep the left overs.

The best Chinese Take Out in the Danbury area.
It’s not your normal mess of gelatinous friend chicken chunks, covered in some overly sweet sauce. All their dishes have distinct flavors and they use awesome, big pieces of all white meat chicken!
Tried the General Tso’s, Tangerine Chicken, and Shrimp and Brocoli. The General Tso’s was ok, there was no spice to it. Tangerine chicken had a great fresh orange flavor. Shrimp and Brocolii had perfectly cooked and nicely sized shrimp with a great flavor.
Our order also came with some free fried noodles and fried dough balls instead of fortune cookies.
The only complaint was that the chicken was not crispy despite eating it within minutes of coming off the wok. The fried outside had become very soft when sitting in the sauce.

The best Chinese food around! Large portions friendly people and great tasting food. The kung pao chicken is amazing! Love this place. I wish they delivered but it’s so good it’s worth the drive to pick up!

A great find! Visiting Danbury Ct and we were craving Chinese food and after reading the Unilocal reviews I thought I’d give this place a try.
One word to describe this place is delicious! Everything we ordered was good, especially the spicy wonton. The food was fresh and spicy as requested. They gave us fried donuts as a free treat. yum!
You would drive right by this place if you didn’t know it was there. Its worth a try!

A treasure! The one thing I miss about moving away from Queens is consistently good, quick Chinese food. Sadly the greater Danbury CT area is PROFOUNDLY lacking in this department.. I’ve tried numerous places in the nearby vicinity, Wilton & Norwalk — disappointment every time. I almost gave up on finding a decent Chinese take-​out place until I read the Jeffrey’s review. With great trepidation I ordered take out one night. EUREKA! Turns out Jeffry is from Queens! He gets it! I almost cried when I walked in — was like being back in the old neighborhood! No fancy or weird trendy twists, none of this «Asian fusion» crap — their food is consistently delicious & well made.
I haven’t explored the menu completely but everything we’ve ordered so far has been on-​point.
The best part for me is their Singapore chow mei fun — that is my litmus test for a good Chinese take-​out place. If it’s not on the menu that’s a HUGE strike (I’m talking to you Panda House!) and if it’s got weird ingredients (ginger?! Hunan sauce?! NO!!) then faghedaboudit! But Jeffries’ Singapore C.M.F is as close to perfect as I’ve found outside of NYC. And THAT is high praise!
Is it REAL Chinese food — of course not, if you want THAT go to Flushing! But Jeffrey’s is probably the BEST Chinese take-​out place I’ve ordered from in the area!

This is one of those rare occurrences where there’s multiple awesome Chinese takeout places within the same city of each other. I’ve been to Jeffrey’s a few times in the past, but rarely remember what I previously ordered. I only recalled that the food was top notch, so I went on that notion when we ordered takeout recently.
Jeffrey’s is open until 11pm on Saturday nights. You heard me right. We took advantage of this since none of us really were hungry until about 9pm and had serious cravings for Chinese food. Luckily, Jeffrey’s wasn’t too far away, so we settled on ordering takeout from there. I wasn’t starving, but pork lo mein sounded perfect, so I tacked one on to the order my two other friends made and 20 minutes later we drove over to pick it up. Our order was packed neatly in half a cardboard making the carrying portion a lot easier, especially since it was snowing outside. We paid separately and drove back to my buddy’s place.
They really packed the lo mein into that plastic dish. Very generous portion for the price I paid and super delicious, not too greasy whatsoever. Seemed like my two other friends enjoyed their’s, judging from the fact that they demolished their portions equally as fast.
Love this place. Can’t say I’ll frequent it too often since it’s on the other side of town for me, but I’ll definitely go where when I can.

I’m a regular! I’ve moved around a lot and tasted Chinese food from many places and this one has been the best Chinese food I’ve ever had so far! I recommend the kung pao chicken or General Tso chicken with broccoli!

Best American Chinese food I have had in a long time. Very fresh, generous portions, and courteous service. Wish I had discovered this little place months ago. Love the spicy wontons in sesame sauce, yum! Will be the only place I order Chinese while living here.

The place is a little hole-​in-​the-​wall that has the best Chinese food around for miles! We always do take out because ambiance is not great… but their food has never disappointed!!! Always very, very fresh, generous portions, great sauces, not too salty. Meats and seafood have always been fresh and of high quality! General Tso’s chicken is extraordinary! (I am a true fan and have tried it in many other places!) I can’t recommend Jeffrey’s highly enough! A GEM!!!

Just found this cute restaurant and decided to give it a try. We ordered our food, and was able to specify the ‘hotness’ of the dish. It was made while we waited. In no time the order was ready and they through In some donuts for free. The food was great and the little treat was wonderful. This Chinese place moved straight to the top of our list. Great food!

A Chinese restaurant called Jeffrey’s? Yep, and the best Chinese we have had so far in the Danbury, Brookfield area. Portions are large enough to share. Wish it wasn’t so off the beaten path. We would definitely eat here more. Our favorite is General Tso’s Chicken and Tangerine Chicken.

Went here to pick up food for my family when my mother came to visit. Everyone loved their food and the owner’s gave us a box of sugared donuts on as a courtesy which I thought was so cool of them — also, they were delicious. Thanks, Jeffrey’s. You just bumped up to 5 stars in our book (not for free donuts, but for consistently nice service and good chinese food)

Decent Chinese food for those nights when you’re just too wiped to cook or even microwave! I’m from NY, so I’m picky about my Chinese food. I went here based on their decent Unilocal reviews, and wasn’t disappointed. I’m vegan, so I generally order steamed tofu and broccoli with General Tso’s sauce on the side, maybe a side of steamed green beans or vegetable dumplings. Their steamed dishes are fine — Taste of China in Tarrytown used to steam their vegetables with ginger, which I miss, but it’s not exactly a requirement, so I let it pass. Their dumplings weren’t very good — the consistency of the dough was a bit too sticky and thick, and the filling tasted suspicious, like you weren’t quite sure what it consisted of.
I’ve been here a few times since moving to Danbury, especially since it’s 5 minutes away from my house. If you stick with something that you know you like, it’s consistently good. That makes it okay by me.

The food here is gross. The general tso’s tastes like bbq. The pork fried rice is dry. After one visit I will never be back. I look one bite of each and did not continue. I did however devour the crab ragoons, and that is my only reason for 2 stars.
The location is poor at best. It is so far away from the commercial area’s in Danbury and New Fairfield, unless you are driving by, it is not worth seeking out.

General Tso’s Chicken tastes like nectar.

Don’t let the American name throw you round eye. This place is a MUST try.
Jeffrey’s is a small little takeout place with a few small tables inside. You would have no clue about the quality of the food by the looks of the place. I was hunting for some good Chinese takeout and had a person recommend Jeffrey’s and Moon Star. I do like them both but Jeffrey’s is on another playing field. I order things I think I know and then have to rethink per they are nothing like what I’ve had at other restaurants. Take todays order (been here several times already), Kung Pao Chicken and peanuts with spicy Wonton W sesame sauce and a hot and sour soup.
First off the lunch specials are dirt cheap. Most 6.35 or under and they come with your choice of soups or soda, couple crab Rangoon’s that are freaken scallion awesomeness, as well as the best fried rice I have had in a long time.
Kung Pao chicken is done very nicely. Loaded with chicken, veggies, and peanuts. Not swimming in any sauce. Very good well prepared food. Not what I see as the norm especially in a takeout place.
The Hot and Sour soup as with the other soups I’ve tried here were all on the money. Simple no comparison that I’ve been to in the surrounding area.
Now for the Spicy Wontons. Well when I think of wontons I think of fried wontons or wontons in soup. Seeing Spicy wontons on the App list I figured it was some kind of fried wonton with a spicy dipping sauce. Way off. It comes in a soup container. Looked like a brown pile of crap at first glance. Then I open it to see the top covered in sesame seeds. Hmmmm What the hell I have to try them. Kind of a brown hoisin sauce with a little peanut and spicy. Soft tender handmade wontons cooked to perfection. HOT DAM this is good stuff.
As stated I’ve been back here several times. Mala Chicken (first time having this anywhere) is black peppery hot goodness. I would order everything I’ve had here already, again. It’s just that good.
Really can’t say anything bad at all about this place. 2 thumbs up and a twist.

Best Chinese food in the area. The portions are big and the food consistently good. Get the dumplings, they are massive and delicious!