
Booths & Asian art line this roomy, contemporary establishment with a patio & traditional menu.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2933 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716
Phone: (520) 881-0778
Website: http://jundynasty.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: jundynasty.com
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Reviews
For our Christmas 2025 dinner, several of our friends proposed going to Jun Dynasty. We had a large round table, about 11 or 12 of us. My first time here. Large selection on the menu and the food was delectable. My GF and I shared Chicken Egg Rolls & Pan Fried Dumplings. She had a small Egg Drop Soup and Cashew Chicken. I opted for the Mongolian Chicken. She also order Jasmin tea. Our bill came to $50 even for a total of $63.35 which included sales tax (8.7%) and an automatic 18% Service Charge for parties of six or more. The servings were copious and easy to share within our party.
Lunch Menu 2026-01-21
This week I returned to try out their lunch menu. Again, a favorite Mongolian Chicken with Fried Rice, Hot & Sour Soup and an vegetable Egg Roll for $11.96, sales tax included. It was delicious. Good address — Recommended!
They have a patio area for outside dining which affords a splendid view of the lovely asphalt parking lot, replete with the occasional exhaust fumes of passing F-450s and RAM trucks as well as the delightful buzz of Grant Road traffic as a soundtrack to your dining experience.
Stopped with some friends and we all tried from each others plates. Every single dish was amazing!
Now I understand why they can get busy here!
Be prepared to have the meal family style as the rice was given to us in a pot which was well thought and kept the rice warm while we were eating. Despite the American origins of Orange Chicken, Jun Dynasty serves pretty good Orange Chicken and it wasn’t too starchy and not much batter to it as well. The spicy Hot pot had a mixture of tofu skin, beef, and fish and having it on a cold night is very soothing.
Firecracker Pig Intestine could’ve been cleaned a little more as there was still a nasty smell coming from it, but reheating the leftovers solved it. Despite the large size, the shrimp was quite batter heavy.
We were seated in their round tables and was almost rejected for a different table as there were not many people at that time. While the restaurant only had 5 tables seated, it was hard to get the servers’ attention.
Sadly, my egg rolls and dumplings were not warm at all. That was quite disappointing. The flavor was good, but I’d expect my food to be hot.
I got the sweet and sour chicken and it wasn’t bad. The flavor was decent and that was actually hot. Wish it came with a bit more sauce, as some pieces were a bit dry.
I’ll probably try this place again as the prices were good and the flavor was there.