Restaurant Jade propose une vaste gamme de plats chinois authentiques préparés selon des techniques traditionnelles avec des ingrédients de première qualité. Le menu offre une sélection complète de dim sum, de sautés savoureux et de préparations de nouilles classiques qui mettent en valeur des saveurs régionales marquées. Les clients découvrent une atmosphère animée définie par un service efficace et une attention portée aux fondamentaux culinaires essentiels. Chaque plat souligne l'équilibre des textures et des épices caractéristiques d'une gastronomie orientale raffinée. L'aménagement intérieur reflète une esthétique fonctionnelle et directe qui privilégie l'accessibilité pour les groupes comme pour les individus. Cet établissement maintient une réputation constante pour la livraison de portions fiables de favoris régionaux emblématiques. L'approche culinaire se concentre sur le contrôle précis de la chaleur et des produits frais, garantissant une fidélité totale aux recettes ancestrales.
Le Restaurant Jade propose une expérience de buffet abordable que de nombreux clients apprécient pour son accessibilité et son excellent rapport qualité-prix. Avec un menu composé de plats chinois classiques d'inspiration nord-américaine, l'établissement est souvent reconnu comme une option économique permettant de savourer une belle variété de mets dans une ambiance décontractée. Bien que les avis sur la qualité culinaire et l'entretien des lieux soient partagés, de nombreux habitués soulignent la gentillesse du personnel, la commodité du comptoir pour emporter et la satisfaction globale de pouvoir déguster un repas copieux à un prix tout inclus très avantageux.
There was an older female server whose attitude was very rude & unprofessional. The food I received seemed like it had been sitting out for a long time & was far from fresh. The shrimp were already falling apart, which was very disappointing. Overall, it was a terrible experience, & I definitely would not recommend this place
Great lunch, menu, fried rice & shrimps, chicken & noodles.Shrimp & noodles & fish filet with rice.I found the sauce very sweet & otherwise.The preparation was good.Serving is in a box, so you have to eat it or take it away.The staff is kind but firm.
Good food, 25 tax in for buffet all you can eat. The Pork Ribs (very large) were the best I had in the long time. Shrimp Fried Rice is also a staple. Very delicious!
I love the spring rolls & shrimp . No tip is required & the buffet is 21$ with tax taking it to 25$. The dishes are tasty & the variety is Ok for the price.
One would say good value for all you can eat. However personally I will not be returning, food was too oily, sweet & sour pork too much fat. Shrimps was the best dish. Oily ofcourse but maybe some will like. Take your chances or not 🤷🏻?♀?
As of 2025, you pay $25 which is about 30-40% lower than comparable alternatives. It follows accordingly that the food quality is mediocre - the deep fried options are overcooked to death, some of the meat dishes are extremely tough & chewy, & there are very few cold/dessert options or drinks available. On the other hand, some of the steamed & stir-fried dishes were surprisingly good.
The main targets in the'buffet meta' are the deep-fried shrimp & the ribs, but the price is cheap enough that you can enjoy a decent variety of food without feeling the need to minmax.
Was excited to see that they were renovating. With their massive price increases in the past few years I was expecting better food & an expanded selection. However it looks like they've actually shrunk the buffet & the quality is the same. Gone is the shrimp. Gone is all the Dim Sum items & congee.
Went in on a Saturday afternoon, & the tables were full. Despite what others said, the food during this time were frequently emptied out & replaced (probably because the place was busy). The fried section was our favorite. Chicken with spices & pork ribs were good, & the shrimp was very juicy. Yang chow fried rice was also good. Vegetables - I loved the green beans (had two servings) & the eggplant. Siu mai was a bit too salty. They had juice (colored water with sugar like others said), but it's part of the package so I'm not complaining. For dessert - they had a really good pear pastry, & fruit salad among others. From what I experienced, it was pretty good for $25. Our family was happy.
