Jade Gourmet

Friendly staff. Fresh hot food. Reasonable prices.

Hubby and I were very happy to find this place — the food is very good, and the prices are decent. We’d actually been next door for ice cream, and smelled the aroma coming from Jade Gourmet — and came back for dinner the next night. We ordered two special combos and two appetizers, plus sodas, and the bill came to just over $ 25. The food came out quickly (we ate there), and the folks who work there are very friendly and polite.
Hubby’s chicken lo mein was tasty, and the vegetables were very fresh. The appetizers (scallion pancake and egg roll) were both suitably crisp, and not greasy. The scallion pancakes, in fact, were some of the tastiest I’ve had in some time. I indulged in essentially a pu-​pu platter for dinner — boneless spare ribs, beef teriyaki, and crab rangoon, plus pork fried rice. Everything was well-​prepared and delicious. The one quibble I had was that the rice seemed under-​seasoned, but honestly, it’s nothing that a hit of soy sauce couldn’t fix.
As I write this, I’m eating meal #3 from my order — the serving size is definitely a good deal for the price, and the food holds up well.
All in all, a good find, and we’ll definitely be back.

Basic neighborhood Chinese place with fast service and fair price. This is our go to Chinese take out place. Nothing to get excited about but also nothing to avoid. Go for it.

Solid takeout chinese food. Open kitchen and food is freshly prepared.
Very good appetizer items like crab rangoon, boneless ribs, etc.

Gourmet? I think NOT. The waiter was very friendly and the food didn’t take so long to come out, but none of us thought the food was anything worth returning for. We ordered:
Egg drop soup (which someone put in shrimp in by accident and the party who ordered it ordered it, because it was seafood free), General Gau’s (which was OK), veggie fried rice (not very tasty), beef terriyaki (a bit tough and not marinated well enough), Crab Rangoon, and Peking Ravioli.
The waiter was very apologetic about the soup and took it off our bill.
One of the positives of this place is the duck sauce, which is much more tastier than that pink yucky stuff that we get in the Midwest. Man, I missed that from Northeast Chinese food! The parking is very easy, too and off of Route 1. Also, the place is a good size and I can’t see it having a line to get in.
This is the second time I’ve been here and I don’t plan on coming back.

This place is not to be confused with Jade Garden on Tuttle Street. It is pretty much your average, run of the mill, chinese takeout food. It is a decent neighborhood spot with very friendly service.