Jade Villa Chinese Restaurant

This was a fantastic meal and a great experience definitely a place I would recommend

I have been going here for dim sum since I was really young, so I am glad that I can still come by and see familiar faces. Shoutout to all the new faces too,,,, the new servers are especially nice to look at .

I got takeout so I can’t really rate the experience but for the price and the taste it’s not worth it. The Mongolian beef was $13 for for a little quart I ask for extra spicy nothing was spicy. The Szechuan chicken was $12 and small size portions. the only thing that was portioned well was the fried rice. but it is not the take out experience I was looking for. I am use to getting full black plastic containers of meat for those prices and the taste spice and experience of actual take out this was mid. I wouldn’t go back.i said no pork in my rice definitely put pork instead of chicken

It was my second time here, and I felt so compelled to leave this review. Both times, I went for the weekend dimsum, which runs from 12-3pm, but with different individuals. The first time, I went with a coworker at noon and everything was good that I considered bringing a family member here during his spring break. However, my second visit was very different. This time, we went at around 1 pm and got seated immediately since there was quite a number of available tables. The dimsum carts came around, and we picked up a few items. However, most of them were cold and not even lukewarm. Then not too long afterwards, a fairly young woman with the soup cart stopped by our table. We decided to try one of the soups. However, right before serving us the soup, she sneezed and coughed into her hands. She sneezed multiple times throughout and did not even wear a mask. This sight was difficult for us to process at the time. Right after she set the bowl onto our table, I told another server that we don’t want the soup anymore and told him what the soup server did. Not too long afterwards, another older woman, presumably the manager, came over. She tried to guilt trip us into consuming the soup by saying, “she is going to have to pay if you don’t want it.” My family member told her that she sneezed directly into her hands. The older woman took the soup away and crossed it off from our check. I would like to ask, would they eat something someone else had sneezed on? The lady explained that the soup server had come from China just one month ago, so “she did not know and is new [to America].” She was probably getting paid under the table with cash. Maybe about five minutes later, the soup server came out again and started going around serving soups and coughing and sneezing. This whole thing with the soup server killed our appetites. My second time shows that this restaurant does not have any regard for its diners especially when people’s memory of Covid is still fresh. Besides, the food was not good at all with most of them being cold and with limited options. Very disappointing and will not be back. If you eat here, dine at your own risk. Who knows what actually goes on behind the scenes in the kitchen? If this place was good in the past, it has spiraled downward very quickly. Maybe that is why it was easy to be seated during what should have been a busy lunch time.

Best dim sum in town. Authentic Chinese food

Loved the beef fried rice!! Also the crab wonton was great!