Jade Garden

Cheap and disgusting food (think half cooked meat, extremely greasy, no real flavors). If a chinese restaurant can’t make a chicken lo mein right then how and why are they still in business? Portion sizes are large but I threw over half my meal away and I really hate to waste. It was just that bad.
This is one of those cases where you absolutely get what you pay for. Avoid this place!

Dropped by here for lunch. Good specials, food was excellent and Ms. Hom, the owner, was generous as usual!

Most genetic take out food it can be, from the menu, to the specials (don’t know why they call is specials since they come be ordered practically anywhere else), to the speed and prices. A reliable mediocrity if you’re looking to scratch that take out comfort food itch. Neat, not clean or too discussing seating area. Good portioned food! Always busy, which is a good sign for food freshness and turnover. I found a regular lunch spot.

People weren’t kidding when they said the portion sizes were huge!
Picked up dinner here on a Sunday evening. I ordered to go so my total wait time was about 10 – 15 mins, not bad. I got the sweet and sour chicken combination, served with pork fried rice and a big egg roll. I definitely got more than I bargained for with this meal. Many pieces of chicken served with a separate container of sauce, and a big portion of fried rice. This ended up lasting me for two meals and I was stuffed.
The menu is huge, so I’ll probably be back to try something else. Great place to satisfy your greasy Chinese food cravings.

Portions are really big, they give you a lot of food for both the lunch menu and the regular menu. I ordered the eggplant with chicken in garlic sauce and it came with an egg roll. It was so much food that I still had leftovers after 2 meals. After all, it is a Chinese take out restaurant so it is a great value if you are looking for something affordable and filling in the area. Food had good flavor. They have lots of seating and the place looked pretty clean compared to other places I have been at.

Not bad, better than the other place I went to around here, the hot and sour soup is not great but the roast pork chop suey was OK.

Great food for great price — I don’t live in the neighborhood, but when I do, I will try to stop by more often.

great pricing, really good lo-​mein and dumplings. for a student on a budget, they offer quick delivery, and you get your money’s worth.

Good House special lo mein, also good General tso chicken and wonton soup. I wish they had better fried rice. But not bad.

Worst call service ever. Answered each of my sentence with «My God». The delivery person is also of worst manner ever. The food is also disaster. Never buy it again.

I always take away my food.
I love their veg dishes and the cheese wontons. The service is quick and the prices are very very good.

I Loveeee this place! The food is always delicious and the delivery is prompt. I order from here all the time. Highly recommend

Delivered quickly, large portions (that lasted until 2 days later), and delicious food! I am impressed, and I will continue to get delivery from this spot. I used Seamless to order.

Fast delivery. Good (aka bad for you) chinese food. Their pork fried rice is the shit (more pork than most). The dine in area is ok. Really, this is the best when you wanna get takeout or delivery and be a fatass for the rest of the night.

This place has quickly become the «it» lunch spot among my peers here around the Columbia Medical Center. Of course they have the standard cheap prices and timely take out but with an actual area to sit, this establishment is sort of a «luxury» chinese take-​out place, if there is such a word for «luxury» in the Chinese-​Take-​Out dictionary. So what do you get here? What do you get at any Chinese take-​out? Our good old friend General Tso of course! And how is it? Well, I’ll put it like this:
Let’s say your office has 5 bathrooms and each day, a random bathroom doesn’t work, In fact, when you go to flush it, all the feces and waste that has accumulated that day comes flying out and you become submerged in all your office’s breakfast and lunch the entire day. That is how I would describe this General Tso’s, meaning that 4 out of 5 times I’ve had it, it’s been a very pleasurable experience. You have that General Tso itch and when you bite into it, it’s absolutely orgasmic, like taking a long awaited dump and seeing it all go down the toilet with one simple flush. But then, that 1 out of 5^th time, I took my dump and when I went to flush, nothing happened. Instead, it all came back out in the form of some very uncomfortable food poisoning (to put it nicely).
I’ve eaten the Gen Tsos probably 10 times and had food poisoning twice. I guess the fact that I puked once and still went back for more is a sign that the chicken is pretty addicting but having born the wrath of a General Tso not in his prime but rather old, decrepit, and confined to an assisted living facility, I’ll have to say that I’ll not be taking any dumps in the office anytime soon.
Aside from the General Tsos chicken, the fried rice is pretty decent. Otherwise, everything else was average at best. Even the french fries were kinda bad :/​Will I come back? In all honesty, probably. But I guarantee that I will be squeezing my legs together holding on for as long as I can.

Good lunch special portions. We both got the General Tso chicken with wanton soup as the side. The Tso was awesome, because it was completely smothered in the sweet chili sauce, plentiful enough to mix with the plain rice to your satisfaction. The wantons were pretty disappointing, though.
An employee (although, I strongly believe he’s the owner) of this place kept staring at my girlfriend repeatedly though. Probably not coming back here for that reason.

This place is good. The food isn’t that greasy and I’ve been happy with what I ordered. I always order general Tsos or sesame chicken.
Huge portions, not expensive. Make sure to go and pick it up because delivery is about 45 minutes for me and I love nearby.
It’s one of the better chinese restaurants in the heights.

Clean restaurant, pleasant and quick service. Great delivery, too. If you’re looking for real Chinese food, this isn’t the place, but if you have a greasy, sodium filled craving, this is a great option.
Sesame chicken and general tsos are pretty standard. The chicken broccoli is really good. Dumplings have a little too much dough to them but aren’t bad enough that I don’t eat them once a month or so.
Lunch specials are super cheap and perfect sized.
Dinner specials feed me for days.

Solid when you are craving greasy, Americanized Chinese food. The lunch specials are SO cheap, and include your typical Chinese take out fare. I’ve had the Lo mein, dumplings, and eggrolls and they were all big portions. Inside is clean, delivery is fast and also cheap! Definitely my go-​to for Chinese food in the area.

This place will do for Chinese food in Washington heights. The service is quick, the food is really cheap, and it is pretty tasty for Chinese in the heights. This is my go to place when I am craving greasy Chinese.
Seriously cheap. My roommate and I ordered two egg drop soups, a large chicken and broccoli, lo-​mein, and dumplings only for 25 $ (that was with tax and tip). What a deal! The food was delicious too and lasted us for a few days since the portions are so big.