Wife and I had friends over and they picked up dinner at China Spice. The last time I ate there was…read morewhen they were still located at their old address which was a number of years ago. It's difficult to identify which meal matches what order so I will not say the name of each item. At first sight, the food did not look pleasant as they are swimming in oil and/or sauce.. so much that it was spilling out of the lids. It is also interesting that we had to guess which meal belongs to whom since the appearance did not match the menu discriptions. Each meal also came with a very small container of rice so we had to cooked more rice at home to finish the meal. However, things got better after we finally digged into the meal. The food were quite tasteful and had a unique flavor that is obviously from a blend of spices from various cultures. Is it good enough for us to go out of our way to eat there again? No But it is good enough that we will eat there again if by chance.

The food is always delicious here. Can be on the oily side but so flavorful. Not really a sit down…read morerestaurant anymore but still happy to do takeout.

Hooray For Thai Bay!…read more Authentic, Affordable, and Made with Love -- Thai Bay is a Must-Try! Thai Bay is one of those rare mom-and-pop gems that makes you feel like you've discovered something special. It's a tiny spot with just one table, clearly designed more for takeout -- but don't let the size fool you. The food here is phenomenal. The menu is small and selective, but that's what makes it so good. Every dish is made fresh to order with high-quality ingredients, and you can truly taste the difference. Nothing is overly greasy or bland -- just clean, bold Thai flavors that hit every craving. Their curries, stir-fries, and noodles are all standouts. Portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity you get. You can tell this family puts pride and heart into every meal they serve. Whether you're a Thai food fanatic or just looking for a delicious, no-fuss dinner option, Thai Bay will not disappoint. Support this amazing local business -- your taste buds will thank you!

Not good or worth it in my opinion. It was nice to see Thai in this neighborhood but it was…read moredisappointing. I did love the friendliness of the couple. They offered me a free sample of the shrimp fried dumpling I think it was called. That tasted lovely I'd never had it before. But my trying my fave Thai basil here it was gross. Too salty, too spicy, flavor not ideal. Sorry don't recommend.

Amazing! I ordered to go and let me tell you, they got to go orders downnnn gave me every type of…read moreutensil, napkins, sauces and seasonings. I really appreciated it. We ordered the salmon, green chicken curry and the duck. Along with the chicken spring rolls and mango sticky rice. We got mild to spicy, all were delicious and the servings were huge! We will definitely be back!

I love Thai food not only because of the affordable prices and the variety of flavors. Found myself…read morein jersey city and decided to check out this spot. It's a nice cozy spot, interior not to big (can sit five groups of two.) ordering is simple, at the front but the wait time is a bit long (seems like mostly for deliveries) The food was ok, the basil rice didn't have much of the basil flavor but it hit the spot, the drunken noodles was a bit overly salted.

I feel like I'm Asian prematurely by writing all these reviews…read more The other reviewer actually reviewed Gourmet fresh instead of Asian Kitchen, but hey he got his first to review badge so more power to him. This place has simple Asian stews and soups and noodles and congee. It's pretty good. I've eaten here twice now and it's a lot less off-putting than the barbecue stand with the hanging Meats. The standard is good and the prices are good. It's inside the 99 Ranch Market which has a pretty awesome food court.

Wow a much needed & welcomed 99 ranch market has come to jc & the best part is the food court…read moreinside. Here you will find Kitakata ban nai ramen, coco tea & the Asian Kitchen. The Asian Kitchen covers all your chinese fixes in one spot. Sure nothing will blow your mind here but the sheer variety is impressive especially for jc standards and hopefully brings more & higher quality Chinese food to the area. Dim sum stand kicks off one side with a decent selection of your classics running 3/2.50. A congee & noodle soup bar is next for plowed by a chinese bbq stand with roast duck, pork & chicken. Lastly the stuff your face ayce (or pack) into a box for under $8 with choices like spare ribs, salt & pepper prawns to name a few over the over 20 items to pick.

This is a review for delivery we ordered off Seamless. We got the Original Jianbing ($5.99) and the…read moreCumin Lamb Combo with shredded potato and soybean milk ($11.99). My Chinese boyfriend really enjoyed the cumin lamb burger and the shredded potato--he was very surprised when I told him it came from the 99 Ranch food court! This was my second time getting the jianbing. I was disappointed to see its small size (the first time I ordered it, it was at least 30-50% larger for the same price and I ate it over two meals), but I understand that inflation has really raised costs. I thought it was super tasty (though as a qualifier, I'm Korean and have never had jianbing from anywhere else, so I have no idea whether it's authentic/how it stacks up to other jianbing). Overall, even with the reduced sizes, we really enjoyed this meal. We were both full after eating our respective dishes and the quality was great for the price and for the fact that it came from a grocery food court.

I like really their zhajiangmian. It's called "soybean pasta noodle" on their menu, and it's called…read more"Peking Source Noodles" on Uber. Very hard to get authentic zhajiangmian. Glad they're in Jersey City. It would be nice if they could improve their translations on their Uber Eats menu. Would be helpful if they renamed "Peking source noodle" to zhajiangmian.

Grilled pork on tiny rice stick - BH4, P2 Pho, salty plum soda - all delicious, spacious seating,…read moreattentive, fast service, clean, easy parking in strip mall, TVs on the walls.

The food is authentic! I would dine in, but I just ordered from Uber Eats and the packaging could…read morebe easily opened and was placed simply in a plastic unsealed bag. The food could easily be accessed and we have all heard the horror stories of that happening by Uber drivers. I beg the owner to please change packaging to paper bags that are stapled shut so there cannot be tampering with the food without customer's knowledge.

Supper good can recommend for sure!…read more 10 out of 10 All payment forms accepted All is upper high quality All organic Halal/ Vegan/ Feed grass beef All dishes were top. A lot of variety's read menu carefully Can recommend lemonade super good All payment forms accepted Good stuff

A neat little spot with fun, creative Asian-fusion dumplings, but the overall execution and pricing…read moreleft me a bit on the fence. The Good: The concept is cool, and you can tell they put a lot of thought into unconventional dumpling stuffings and unique flavor pairings. The Bad: For a casual dumpling and noodle joint, it ends up being surprisingly pricey. Also, some of the fusion flavor profiles can be a bit hit-or-miss depending on your palate--not every creative combo quite hits the mark. It's a fun spot to check out if you're looking to try something different, but given the price and mixed flavor results, I'm probably in no rush to make it a regular rotation.

The Food is delicious and good customer service. You won't be disappointed…read more The Ambiance is good, confortable.

They are a Jersey City mainstay...their food is always good! The 3 of us shared crispy spring…read morerolls, a mango salad, and chicken satay as appetizers. Quite a start to our dinner! For my main, I ordered a spicy lemongrass dish (Ga Xao Sa Ot) that was really too good to share. They have a good beer selection, including HoD (Heart of Darkness) Saigon. Atmosphere, pricing, and service were all on point...

This is a very quirky restaurant with great food…read more It's fun for a casual night. The restaurant is run by one guy who is the chef and waiter. You have to wait until it is your turn for him to cook your food. The menu is confusing and difficult to understand, but basically it is pad thai, noodle soup or a crepe all with your choice of protein. We had the beef crepe and chicken pad thai. Both were excellent.

Prince & I feels less like a restaurant and more like being invited into someone's home for dinner…read more-- in the best way possible. From the moment we walked in, the owner personally seated us and ended up cooking our food himself. He has a quirky, memorable personality that adds to the charm of the whole experience. It's the kind of place where you can tell the food is made with intention rather than being rushed out of a big commercial kitchen. The dishes were packed with flavor and tasted very authentic. You can really tell the ingredients and spices are balanced the way Thai food should be -- bold, savory, a little spicy, and deeply satisfying. Everything we ordered had great texture and presentation as well. Overall, it was a unique dining experience with authentic flavors and a memorable host. If you're looking for a polished corporate restaurant this isn't it -- but if you want something personal, quirky, and genuinely delicious, Prince & I is absolutely worth visiting. Would definitely come back!!

I had a very good dining experience here at South of the Clouds. The restaurant is lovely inside…read more No need for takeout here. We sat at a comfortable table, and the service was very attentive. We ordered Braised Pigs Ear, Stuffed Tofu, Signature Yunnan Crossing Bridge, and Spicy Beef Shank Noodle. The food began arriving quickly. The Pigs Ear is a cold dish and a nice starter. Gelatinous and crunchy at the same time, this dish had lots of fresh cilantro which made it addictive. The Stuffed Tofu are delicious little fried bites of tofu, that is served with a sauce that really elevates the flavor. The Crossing Bridge is a very large bowl of fantastic soup, loaded with noodles, fish, crispy pork lard, pork slices, and ribeye. My only complaint was that the noodles were too soft, but overall this was a great dish. The Beef Shank Noodles is also a soup. Even though you can see the peppers floating in the broth, it wasn't very spicy. The broth is incredibly flavorful, with a fantastic acidic punch. The beef is meltingly tender and rich. These noodles held up better in the broth. For dessert we ordered the Coconut Pudding. This is more than enough for two people. It is served in the coconut itself, and it is a perfectly light and delicate end to the meal. The prices were very reasonable, and we had enough for leftovers. I highly recommend.

Came back for a sit-down meal, and the experience was great. Ordering via the table's QR code was…read morequick, the food came out fast, and they have high chairs for kids. ​The Dai-style green papaya and shrimp salad was crisp, citrusy, and refreshing, with a nice hint of sweetness from the apple. Definitely recommend it. ​I had the Signature Yunnan Crossing Bridge Rice Noodles, packed with black bone chicken, fish, pork, beef, tofu skin, crispy lard, and bean sprouts. The broth was surprisingly light and clean; a pinch of salt really made the flavors pop. My husband got the Premium Beef Noodles with wagyu, tofu skin, and mushrooms, which had a simpler, comforting broth he really enjoyed. ​An easy, dependable spot for casual dining.