Jing Hui

Jing Hui is a Chinese takeout and delivery restaurant located at 1358 Lyell Avenue in Rochester, NY. Situated along the Lyell Avenue corridor on the city's west side, the restaurant serves a broad menu of Cantonese-American Chinese dishes at affordable prices. Jing Hui operates Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with the restaurant closed on Sundays. The kitchen accepts credit cards but does not serve alcohol.

Jing Hui's menu covers a wide range of Chinese-American categories, including:

• Appetizers such as boneless spare ribs and steamed dumplings
• Soups including wonton soup and house special soup
• Fried rice dishes like chicken fried rice and house special fried rice
• Noodle options spanning lo mein, chow mein, chop suey, and chow ho fun
• Chef's specialties such as General Tso's chicken and Triple Delight
• A health-conscious diet section with steamed, vegetable-focused preparations
• Combination platters offering complete meals at lower price points
• A small selection of American sandwiches and burgers

Both takeout and delivery are available, making Jing Hui a convenient option for quick meals in the area. Vegetarian diners can choose from the health diet section and several vegetable-based dishes throughout the menu.

Jing Hui has built a steady local following as a neighborhood Chinese takeout spot with quick turnaround times and straightforward pricing. The combination platters and chef's specialties — particularly General Tso's chicken and boneless spare ribs — are among the most frequently ordered items. The restaurant fills a practical niche along the Lyell Avenue commercial strip, offering an affordable weeknight dinner option for nearby residents.

Jing Hui sits on Lyell Avenue (Route 31), a major east-west corridor connecting the City of Rochester to the suburb of Gates. The Lyell Avenue stretch is historically associated with Rochester's Italian-American community and the Little Italy district near Jay Street, though the corridor has grown increasingly diverse, with a mix of Southeast Asian eateries, bakeries, and neighborhood businesses now lining the avenue. The restaurant is on the western portion of Lyell Avenue, closer to the Gates town line. Street parking is available along the avenue, and the location is easily accessible by car from both the city center and the western suburbs.