J's Peapod - Chinese restaurant in Lansing - 19285 Burnham Ave, USA

It's been five years for us. We absolutely love this place, and we've NEVER been disappointed! Veggies are always fresh and cooked to perfection. All of our favorites are delicious here and aside from all of the deliciousness the prices are very reasonable.

This place used to be our go to,however over the past 2 years, the quality of food and taste has really gone downhill. It's just gross, no flavor, hardly what I would call Chinese cuisine, and their prices have really increased. I don't mind paying more money but not if the taste doesn't reflect the price. The fried rice is plain, the beef lo mein noodles were gummy, the vegetables we ordered were supposed to be sautéed, but instead watered down with a brown sauce, also was told that there was going to be carrots included with vegetables but only was 1 shredded piece. Again, probably staying away from J Peabody for good, it's a shame because we've been long term customers.

Might be good not sure never had it and couldn’t even order my food. Customer service is terrible they need to learn how to talk to people when they’re paying customers are asking questions. I refused to spend money there today.

Food isn’t good anymore. Haven’t really messed with this place since they gave me spoiled smelling chicken in my rice a couple years ago. My wife called them immediately & they delivered me another order. Ordered here twice since then. Last night my egg rolls were cold, fried rice looks light brown & way too soft, food has no flavor. I won’t be back anymore. I hate wasting money.

I just went to J’s Peapod. A note on the door said that the owner had passed and they were closing both locations,effective Jan 1st. . My sympathies to the family.

Finally found a good place I really liked. Called today and both places say the phones are disconnected. Did they close down??????

This restaurant is closed now 😩.... It was a great place to get Chinese food.... Will miss it.... Sorry for your loss...

I was disappointed with my Mongolian beef combo plate. The beef was more kung pao than Mongolian. All it needed was the peanuts. My Mongolian beef was full of carrots, peppers, mushrooms, zucchini and onions. I thought it was scallions and onions that usually went in it.