We walked in without a reservation and were seated immediately. The staff were attentive and the ambiance was very calming. This place works for just about any vibe. You can stop by for a solid happy hour, grab a seat at the bar to watch sports or come here for a date. The food was delicious. We ordered the chicken tikka masala with garlic naan, a salmon roll, and a steak taco, and everything was extremely flavorful. Overall, great experience from start to finish. Definitely coming back. read more

Jade Eatery and Lounge - Asian Fusion Near Me - Port Washington, New York

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Happy hour is fantastic!!! 12-7p all small appetizers $6-7. Drinks between $3-9 but on Wednesday wine is $5 a glass all day. We had a total of 7 glasses of wine and 5 apps for only $75 over 2 hours ... perfect and so tasty. Best deal in town snd the best quality. Bartender was great and super attentive, vibe was great. Love this place. read more

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This is an Indian restaurant and not Asian. I was expecting Asian and only to find out this was Indian SPOT... JADE HAD ME CONFUSED. read more

Jade Eatery and Lounge - Asian Fusion Near Me - Port Washington, New York

A new Asian fusion restaurant that just opened up today in a Port Washington plaza and replaced Mesita which I went to try out as it recently opened last year. Crazy how both restaurants are a chain and I've never been to the other locations due to convenience. I saw a grand opening promotion on Instagram about free dessert for the first 50 customers and decided to give it a try. Another selling factor for me was the big Buddha statue with the koi fish pond. Much to my surprise, the layout of the whole restaurant was exactly the same as Mesita and the Buddha/koi fish pond was in the back corner of the restaurant rather than the middle like the Forest Hills and Hicksville locations. The plaza has metered street parking as well as a parking lot in the back. All the employees were very friendly and helpful. Upon seating, each person was given a tablet with the menu. The menu seems to be about the same as their other locations along with their $18 lunch specials that include a soup, appetizer, entree, and a dessert. Honestly, it is a great deal but I was more interested in trying different appetizers. In fact, most of the dishes in the lunch special have a surcharge depending on what meat/dish you pick. The Happy Hour is a great deal for me to try just the appetizers for half the cost and portion, but unfortunately it only works if you sit at the bar! Since I was already seated, I just decided to stay at my table and order four appetizers: kai chi, fried calamari, rock shrimp, and sushi pizza. For drinks, I got the Thai iced tea and the Jade's Pink Dream. The Thai iced tea was average a bit more milky than I like and not enough tea flavor. The Jade's Pink Dream has a cool display with the gas under the glass, but it was a bit strong and tasted like cough syrup to me. As for the appetizers, we were informed last minute that they did not have fried calamari. The sushi pizza was good with the spicy tuna on top and I was glad it did not come with a hard crust. The rock shrimp was average but I felt the batter was thicker than I like or it did not stick to the shrimp as well as I like. As far as the spicy mayo sauce on it, only the top few had enough sauce and everything on the bottom did not. The kai chi was my favorite as the chicken has a perfect tenderness to it and the sauce on top was garlicy and delicious! For the grand opening promotion, I got a goodie bag with a pen, match box, wooden keychain with a QR code of their menu, and a flyer with a 15% off coupon. In addition, I got a free slice of cake. We each got to choose from cheese cake or chocolate fudge and we saw they were both precut and pre bought cakes that came in a box. The chocolate fudge cake was very sweet and bitter at the same time. The cake was also a bit hard so it may not have been fresh. The cheesecake on the other hand, was much softer. It was an average cheesecake. Aside from these cakes part of the grand opening promotion, they also had other desserts that are more my style such as Ice-Cream and fried banana! Overall, it was a nice experience and I would recommend coming for the lunch specials or happy hour at the bar. They also give a cash discount! read more

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I came to eat here during their grand opening at noon on a Wednesday and they gave out a goodie bag and free dessert. I have never been to their other locations, so I had no idea what to expect. The menu is on a tablet which can be overwhelming at first but easy to get use to. It had a great ambiance with colorful lights and signs everywhere to set a cheerful atmosphere. There is a also a rectangle Koi pond in the back with a Buddha statue, which I believe is in all their other locations. The service was great, aside from the fact that they were really trying to sell their lunch specials which is honestly a good deal but we weren't interested in the entrees, and the servers and manager kept checking in on us to make sure we had a great experience. The food was good as well. For the drinks we ordered the Jade's Pink Dream and Thai Iced Tea. Jade's Pink Dream was a little bitter and there seemed to be a lot of clashing flavors, but overall wasn't bad. They showcased it in a glass case with smoke before serving it to us which was pretty cool. The Thai Iced Tea was milky but not creamy and didn't have enough tea flavor, but I still enjoyed it. We decided to order some appetizers to try. We ordered the Sushi Pizza, Rock shrimp, Kai Chi, and Calamari - but they told us last minute that didn't have Calamari which was a blessing because me and my girlfriend were really full from the other three appetizers. The Sushi Pizza was creamy but the spicy tuna wasn't spicy at all and didn't have the kick that pushes you to eat more. I found myself needing to use the soy sauce to give it adequate flavor. The Rock shrimp was good but I feel like it didn't have enough sauce. I probably should have mixed it to distribute the sauce evenly. The Kai Chi was the best of the bunch, with the scallions and garlic really punching through. It was very flavorful and the meat comes right off the bone, very satisfying to eat. I really recommend this dish. As for the complimentary dessert, the chocolate cake was heavy and sweet and the cheesecake was light but didn't have enough cheese flavor in my opinion. I also saw that it was served from a package but I understand a lot of restaurants outsource their desserts. Overall, for being their first day opened, I think they did a great job. The atmosphere is great and some dishes and beverages might need some slight tweaking to reach perfection, but I had a good time eating here. read more

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This place just opened recently in our neighborhood. It's part of a local chain. We were thrilled to have something else there besides Mesita's, which was not great. Jade has a huge menu and have made the place more upscale. Unfortunately, that means it's a lot more expensive. We like going there during their happy hour, which is 5 to 7. This is unusual because most restaurants end their happy hour at 6. They have a pretty big happy hour menu, too. We probably wouldn't eat there very often if they didn't have such a great happy hour. Their waiters are outstanding and really work to help me find food I can eat. One even fights with the manager and the kitchen staff for me to make sure my food is safe. They have some good tacos that I love (although, they are often too spicy for me, so I have to ask them to tone them down because I'm a wimp). The hostess and other staff are nice, too. To get the happy hour menu, you have to either sit at the bar, or at one of two high tables, or outside. That is one thing I would change because their outdoor tables are not covered. If it's bad weather, then it makes it difficult. One time we arrived and it started raining, so they let us all go inside. When it was Mesita's, the outdoor area was covered, so you could still sit outside if it was raining. Maybe they should bring that back? They have some other items I've tried that I did not like. The satay does not taste at all like satay. The edamame is nothing special and they give you a lot less than most places (and charge more). Most of the other food on the happy hour menu is fried or has gluten, and they can't change it (like potstickers). My husband likes their potstickers and sushi. I would love to try their Indian food items sometime, but I don't know they're DF or GF (and they're a lot more expensive). We might go there for a special occasion some time, though, and see what else I can eat. It's more expensive than other restaurants in the area if you don't go during happy hour (and that's saying something because most of the restaurants here are expensive). I'm glad they're there and hope they stay there. It's always good to have more options for food in the area. As for ambience, they play really loud music that sounds like dance music, which is not very good for enjoying your dinner. They will turn it down if we ask them, though. read more

Everything was great here! There is so much variety for everyone! Would definitely recommend!

Great food. Service and Happy hour ! Its a hidden gem. Out side seating too ! A great value and parking! read more

Delicious food - butter chicken highly recommended. Waiters were terrific - good recommendations and great sense of humor. We sat in the side room where it wasn't too noisy and we could talk. Didn't feel rushed - it was a great evening. read more

Very good atmosphere,food was great, drinks was delicious and family orientated! The staff was very interested in fulfillment of your needs. They even played great soft background music. The pricing was fair and affordable . I would recommend this place to others! read more

It was our first time here and we hosted a birthday dinner. The food was great and the place has a cool vibe. The bartender and manager were very accommodating. A real neighborhood gem - we'll be back! read more

The menu is extensive with many types of asian food , We were suspicious ! But the food was delicious , latter we found out that there is 3 different ethnic chefs to be aunthentic. For some of us at the peninsula is agreat addition The service needs a little training read more

we went to Jade both in Forest Hills and Hicksville. Their happy hour is unbeatable!! 12-7pm Monday- Friday aside From the convenient hours, the choices are great both food wise and the drink menu! Wines are $5 also At both locations the service was friendly Music was good, they definitely intend to create a great vibe for their customers. read more

Excellent! We came for the lunch special and it did not disappoint. Service, atmosphere, food was all top notch. We meet the manager Chris, exceptional nice guy. Definitely we'll be back. read more

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I have been there 3 times and absolutely loved it. Food is great. Service wonderful especially the Manager Chris who looks after the guests. Everyone I brought loves it I the happy hour is terrific. So are the dinners and great choices. I will be back!' read more

The food at Jade was a very deceptive fusion concept.I and my husband adore Asian food.However, this food was more Indian than Asian! Everything we ate including salmon, shrimp and chicken was drenched in spicy sauces ! This is not geared for the older generation! And elderly woman told me the hot spices are coming out of her ears! The servers were accommodating and tried to please but, lava cake and cheesecake are neither Asian or Indian desserts! Never again! Although the atmosphere was beautiful, we were very disappointed! read more

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Amazing drunken noodles! Good sushi. My kids asked to takeout their soup dumplings. I would say all in all, we had a pleasant experience at Jade. Our kids really enjoyed the meal. We did too. We have dined in and ordered takeout. It traveled well and was hot when we ate. The drunken noodles with beef is delicious. The sushi wasn't as cold as I would have liked, but it was good. All in all we enjoyed the meal. Definitely enough to return. Happy to have a good restaurant in that spot. We really hope it survives. Go to Jade. You won't be disappointed. read more

Fine place for big happy hour drinks and apps. But overall food quality just ok. It's a huge menu and I guess the place is a chain.

First time trying this location . The staff are very welcoming and the atmosphere is nice. We sat at the bar for happy hour and witnessed the manager using his hands to accomplish out ice to prepare a drink for a customer, when we brought it to his attention that this isn't hygienic he agreed to remake the drink but yet did not throw out the ice in which he placed his bare hands. read more

Warm and welcoming atmosphere with the option of sitting at the bar or at a table indoors or out. The staff is accommodating, food is great, and the drinks are to die for.... Sooooo good! You'll sway to the music or tap your feet to the beat! You must try this place!! read more

same atmosphere as the last two restaurants at this site, Waterzooi and Mesita, I.e. dark noisy and dated. Decor changed to go with the Asian theme but everything else the same unfortunately. Went on a recent Saturday night, 7pm.. Very loud, poor acoustics. Service inexperienced and most importantly food below average compared to other Asian restaurants in the area. I give this place 6 months at the most. read more

More like a 4.5, but closer to five than four. Four of us visited on the Sunday before Memorial Day. Since it has not been open for very long, we expected a less-than excellent experience with hiccups in the service and the food. Surprisingly, there were none. Though Port Washington is not lacking in terms of the number of restaurants, it is missing a higher end Chinese restaurant, one that will keep us here in town and not force us continue to venture far from home to Hunan Taste or Pearl East. Even in their early days here, this restaurant definitely is in the same conversation as those two if not their equal.Given that it is in a strip center, parking is very convenient and no need to valet like at those other two restaurants. The restaurant decor is fine and neither adds or detracts too much from the experience. Each diner gets their own ipad-like tablet that displays a very extensive menu that spans multiple cuisines. Each menu item is photographed well and and its image can be spun around 360 degrees assuming you want to see every angle of the dish that you will be served. The prices seemed to be reasonable. Entrees, though a little compact, seemed to be in the $24 to $32 range. The restaurant had most of the tables filled, yet our food came to the table surprisingly fast. Some of the dishes we had were Beef Dumplings, Kai Chi (Lollipop Chicken app,) Manchurian Chicken, Shrimp and Broccoli, Crispy Thai Skirt Steak, and Hakka Noodles. All were very good. Nothing spectacular, but all solid enough that all four of us said we looked forward to returning. We did not have that same feeling with the last two restaurants that operated in this location. The challenge for this restaurant will be to maintain the service and the food quality so that we Port Washington locals make it part of our regular restaurant rotation. There are plenty of restaurants in Port Washington that have been able to do this and they have been here for years, if not decades. But they are far outnumbered by the restaurants that may have once started off strong but didn't have the stamina to go the distance. Hopefully Jade Eatery will be in the former group and not the latter. read more

the food was salty and fried nothing special the Indian food was decent but lacked flavor. my husband was sick all nite after we ate there