This was my second time here. First, was for a funeral banquet and the employees did an excellent job. The food was very good. We had sweet & sour pork, beef & Chinese vegetables, beef chow fun, duck, and other items. I asked if we could order these items again but they said we could only order off the menu. The signage is a bit confusing. This place was Jade Garden but they closed. The sign is still up. It's now Jade Xiang Yue. It's spicy Hunan dishes and also Cantonese dishes. We came for my Mother's 85th Birthday. Even with handicapped parking, it is a bit of a walk. But there was plenty of parking on a Wednesday evening and quite a few open tables. There were families and couples. We were seated by the hostess and then she walked away. There was a QR code on the table. You will need a cellphone to order off their QR code. Even with that, I was able to click on what we wanted to order but I was unable to pay and order it. We flagged down a nice employee and she tried to help me on my iPhone, then she got an iPad and her iPad got stuck so she had to put in two orders for us. Table was good size and all the customers were spread out. The tv screen had one big picture with background music. We had the walnut pork ribs. They were a bit sweet. The Cantonese roast duck was crisp and fatty. Royal chicken was fresh. Hunan style stir-fried beef was tender. Black pepper beef short ribs was okay. Braised pork belly and tofu clay pot was much better. Steamed sea bass was good. We ordered 7 dishes for 7 of us and 3 servings of rice so there was enough food. We didn't take home the leftovers because all the dishes were on the salty side for us. We were expecting a fixed tip on the receipt because there was 7 of us but there wasn't which is nice since you order yourself and they drop off the dishes. read more

We went during an assuming Wednesday and it was a good no fuss restaurant. During weekday lunch time, they didn't have dim sum like regular Cantonese restaurants. Instead, we ordered from the menu directly. Food was prepared very quickly and everything was flavorful and tasty. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The insides of the restaurant looks like a grand hall and was very beautiful with intricate details and decor. read more

See all

(4.5 stars, rounding up to 5.) We stopped by to try their rice noodles and will definitely be making this place a regular stop in our restaurant rotation. This place seems to go by different names - the sign says Jade Garden, the name on yelp is Jade Xiang Yue, and on DoorDash it's some noodle restaurant. The food took a little time to arrive - about 15 minutes. We ordered the bbq pork over rice noodles, the roast duck over rice noodle, soy sauce chicken over rice noodle and a side of chicken fried rice. All of the meats were solid and flavorful traditional Chinese bbq items. The duck had a nice crispy skin and the bbq pork was the right balance of meaty and fatty, and tender. The chicken was perfect as well. The dishes were served over a choice of noodle - we went for the rice noodles as we heard they're known for them, and we were really happy with them. Think spaghetti but rice noodle - much more substantial than say, pho noodles. They're very fresh and chewy and served with a small amount of a soup-like sauce in the bottom of the bowl which adds flavor and richness. The chicken fried rice honestly blew us away - the sheer volume was huge. But more than that, it was delicious with good quality chicken and yellow kernels of rice that were individually coated and flavored - the sign of a high quality fried rice. My wife is Chinese and said this was some of the best fried rice she's had in the South Bay. The restaurant itself is humble but has modern and clean decor. Service was good and you order through an app. Parking is easier than some places in this shopping center since there's a big parking garage right next to the restaurant. We will be back to try more items! read more

See all

The front sign "jade tea garden ", actually the Chinese name is " jade Xiang yue ". The dishes here present two major Chinese cuisine-- Xiang and Yue. The atmosphere is great, luxurious golden glory wine shelves really light up the room. And crystal dragons and clean wall and up to date touch ups. The waitress welcomed us right away when we walked in. By 7pm on Tuesday, there are ten tables. Meanwhile discovered one private room for bigger party like 10people size. I tried two Xiang dishes, two Yue dishes ( attached in the photos). Except the fish belly soup lack of the Yue cuisine essential flavor , need little more cooking time. Impressive roasted duck skin, crispy and crunchy, meat is juicy. The two stirred fried Xiang dishes are good. And the dessert , so far the best I tried in the Bay Area-- brown sugar sticky rice roll. Be cautious about the inside hot running brown sugar soup. This is fancy place for friends and family gatherings, personally don't think its options are kid's favorites. Price wise, really reasonable align with the quality and value, also the convenience. read more

See all

This place has some of the best roast duck ever!! so juicy, tender, and full of flavor. Definitely a must-try if you come here. The service, however, could be a lot better. There's usually a language barrier, and sometimes the ordering system is confusing. One time I ordered before another table, but their food came out first even though I was in a rush. Overall, the service can definitely improve, but the roast duck alone keeps me coming back. read more

Stopped here for a quick bite after grocery shopping (LOL) and ended up with a feast. We ordered the roast duck, chicken and the cauliflower. Timing of food delivery was off with the cauliflower coming out a good 15 min before everything else, but everything was delicious and the portions were very generous. The ambiance reminds me of a cruise ship food hall but they had some pretty elements to make it nice and the bathroom is clean and spacious which I appreciated. Would definitely eat here again. I also noticed they had a lot of large private rooms for group events. read more

See all

This is a relatively new restaurant that has two sections. There is the main restaurant section and a more "fast food" section on the other side. Both sections share the restroom that is in the corridor that connects the two sections. My review is mostly regarding the main restaurant section. The Chinese name of the restaurant means a combination of Hunan and Cantonese cuisine. I have a feeling the Cantonese part is mainly the leftover of the previous restaurants on the same premise before the current ownership/name change. The Hunan cuisine here is pretty good to be in the top enchelon. Food is spicy and flavorful correctly. I wouldn't say it's the best there is but it's way better than your average Hunan food. My only complaint would be the portion could be bigger. I think they did a good job with stir fried pork with peppers even when you choose the non spicy version. As I said the dishes are very flavorful. The frogs are very tender but portion is tiny for the price you pay. I love the crunchy pork stomach. It's different from other hunan restaurants I've had but wouldn't say it's worse. What came as delightful surprise is the actual roasted duck. This totally falls into the Cantonese part of the food menu but it's very very well done. The duck skin is crispy properly almost as good as an authentic peking duck skin. The meat is tender juicy and very flavorful. I'd say it's the best Cantonese roast duck I've had in the whole Bay Area. It's pricy for the original price but for the sale price it's a must have. The service is decent and attentive and the place itself is smaller than what the outside would suggest. The decorations can be cheesy but I don't really care and the tables are arranged in a functional way that works well enough. They wanted but give a higher class feel but somewhat fails due to open dining area arrangements of the tables. Overall I think it's a solid 4.5 but due to lack of choices in the Bay Area, I've decided to give it 5 stars instead of 4. read more

See all

Second visit and this time is for dinner. We were tempted by the 4th of July special of Peking Duck set $39.99 (menu price is $59.99!) or Lobster E Noodle ($29.99). Dinner service was much better, more attenuative. Tea was free and once we showed the city coupon, we were able to enjoy the Peking Duck set at the discounted price. Food came in on a reasonable time and the portions are big. The house special seafood fried rice is pan fried with enough wok heat. The Peking Duck came with scallion threads and a sauce and a basket of steamed buns. The duck meat under the skin were cooked to perfection, soft and juicy, the drums were slightly dry. But overall it's quite tasty. We had better dining experience during dinner than dim sum and we felt confident at their food quality. read more

See all

The food was amazing. The duck blew my mind -- extremely crispy and flavorful. They BBQ the duck freshly on the day of. They usually cook a batch and if you miss a batch you would need to wait for 20-30 minutes for the next one so good thing is that it is really fresh. We had other dishes too and they were all pretty good, above average. However, the service is really really slow. We waited an hour for our food. It was beyond reasonable. Ans I'm not just referring to the duck. Every dish was slow, even fired rice. The ambiance was good though, felt clean and not crowded. read more

To me, the food was very good. It is a mix of Hunan and Guangdong cuisine. Service was pretty standard and waiters were nice. Flavors were great, authentic, and aromatic. I'd come back. I really liked this sizzling pot we got with the short ribs. This fried glutinous rice cake thing we got was also really good and had some date-like syrup on the inside. The inside of the restaurant looks quite nice as well. read more

See all

Love the interior design and the service, but the food didn't excite me despite the unique presentation. Probably should order their cute animal steamed buns instead. The service from the host and servers were great and friendly to talk while serving food and cleaning our table. Expect to have a long wait during the holidays and weekends by getting a number. read more

See all

Really great dim sum spot! Came here on a Saturday for brunch and really liked it! We were seated quickly and they even gave us a large table to make sure we had enough space. There's tons of menu diversity and we were able to order quickly. Some highlights include the fried pork intestine, the congee, and the pork dishes! They also have interesting desserts, which were fun and novel but weren't the best in my opinion. In all, I definitely enjoyed coming here and would come back again! read more

Jade Xiang Yue - Lava soufflé dessert - Chinese Near Me - Cupertino, California

We came here for dinner on a Tuesday night. Most of the tables are empty . The ambiance was very nice . Good customer service . I came here for dim sum twice . I must say that dinner is delicious. All the dishes taste great, portion is generous and the waiter was very helpful, We have ordered 10 different dishes . I like the dinner dishes more than their dim sum ! I have enclosed a list of the items we ordered . My favorite ones are the lamb brisket clay pot , lobster yee noodles and stir fry beef with choy sum ( veggies ) . They have a separate menu for dinner dishes and not just seafood . Will come back soon to try other items . read more

See all

Restaurant used to be a Cantonese restaurant, therefore, they do offer some typical Cantonese dishes. Ordered spicy green beans, it was spicy but bland, asked for extra spicy assuming more peppers lol not chili powder. Dry pot was the only thing that I thought was good. Frog was expensive and it was just aright, took a long time to come out and I just don't find it worth it. The fried mochi with red sugar inside is not that glutinous at all. I personally wouldn't order it again. Nothing was bad? But it wasn't like super good either? Wasn't really the Hunan cuisine taste that I expected. But do have to give to them that the food was spicy. Bring your own napkins as theirs are super tiny and thin. read more

See all

- beautifully designed space! service was attentive as well - food was solid - good large sharing portion, each dish had great flavor - would recommend the beijing style duck - skin was crispy, and so yummy in the bao, duck itself had good flavor too read more

See all

I was truly impressed by this Chinese restaurant!the environment is exceptionally clean, spacious,and elegantly decorated.it exudes a sense of refined luxury -very tasteful and classy from the moment you walk in. The food was absolutely top-notch.every dish was beautifully presented, made with fresh ingredients,and bursting with flavor. The quality is definitely -end, yet the price are very reasonable and fair. Excellent value for the quality you receive. I especially want to thank the owner We arrived quite late, close to closing time,but the owner still warmly welcomed us and even went out of their way to prepare a special table for us. We were truly touched by their kindness. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates fine Chinese cuisine.This place offers more than just a meal -It's a delightful dining experience. read more

Jade Xiang Yue - Chinese Near Me - Cupertino, California

I've been to this restaurant quite a few times over the years- when it was Joy Luck Palace, Dynasty Restaurant temporarily, and now. They've done a lot of improvements to the decor and ambiance of the restaurant, it feels very modern and upscale now. The service was also a lot better than previously, though that may be because I went at an off, less busy hour (2pm ish on a Saturday). I had the baked BBQ pork bun, shrimp rice roll, seafood pan fried rice noodle, egg yolk buns, sui mai, and pork ribs. The pork ribs were a little too fatty for my taste, and I wish that the buns had come out a little warmer/fresher tasting, but I was satisfied with the taste and quality of the food otherwise. This was my first time having pan fried rice noodles like this, and I loved having the mix of crispy and non crispy noodles as well as the generous portion of seafood and veggies! read more

Jade Xiang Yue - Egg yolk buns - Chinese Near Me - Cupertino, California

See all

Jade Tea Garden is an upscale Chinese restaurant in the heart of the Cupertino Village Plaza with its impressive newly renovated interior, projection logos scattered throughout the restaurant, and intricate ceiling details. The menu is a booklet with many photos of the dishes however, the selection is not comparable to a lot of other upscale Chinese restaurants. They offer a selection of typical Chinese dishes like kung pao chicken, walnut shrimp, fried rice, and chow fun. *Lobster e fu noodles - This dish is incredibly aromatic. Lobster meat was a lot of work but each bite was sweet and meaty. The noodles were sweet and buttery with an eggy finish, pairing well with most of the other dishes we ordered. *Pork jowl with bell pepper - The pork jowl was so good. Each cut was fatty with a nice snappy texture. The bell peppers were interlaced with jalapeños so it was like playing russian roulette heat edition. Its difficult to tell the jalapeno cuts from the bell peppers so it truly did feel like a gamble each bite. I dislike how this wasn't disclosed on the menu to warn you ahead of time. *Salted egg yolk prawn with pumpkin - perfectly fried to a crisp, although greasy. Pumpkin is tender and goes great with the salted egg seasoning. This dish is truly a guilty pleasure. * rock cod fillet tofu clay pot - Rock cod is incredibly soft and melts in your mouth. The braised tofu is seasoned well and soaks up the soy based sauce beautifully. * beef short rib with mushroom & bamboo shots - firstly, it was asparagus not bamboo. I'm disappointed because the dish wasn't as described and I'm not so much an asparagus fan. Other than that, the dish itself was so flavorful. The sauce was so tasty and bold while the beef was melty soft and tender. The mushrooms were juicy and cooked perfectly. * Red bean dessert - this is a complimentary dish so I wouldn't expect too much. Beans and tapioca pearls were soft but the red bean liquid was really watered down and thin in consistency. * corn mango pudding - Flavor is just ok, just a novel cool dessert item to order. I wouldn't order it again honestly. Food quality is a solid 4. We ordered 12 items and found 10 of them to be high quality in both taste and texture. Portion sizes were great for sharing family style. Service is a 3 because for a restaurant that is 30% full on a Saturday night, it was so slow and the waiters seem to be hiding somewhere at all times. Our meal took 2 hours to complete with perhaps the longest part being tracking down a waiter for boxes and the check. Our waiter was constantly shouting at us when speaking to us which may be a cultural practice but can be perceived as rude and unprofessional. One thing I didn't like was how the dishes were mismatched with the utensils. For example, a stringy vegetable dish was paired with a large serving spoon making it impossible to effectively serve. A lot of the dishes didn't make sense for the silverware provided. At least give one spoon and fork for each dish so we can use it like makeshift tongs. I wanted to give this place a 3.5 but the food quality was actually good so I just rounded to a 4 instead. This review is strictly based on dinner so dim sum experience may be significantly different. read more

See all

I was kinda mixed on this one. We came in right when it opened and the inside and the restroom was bad. Apparently, they had a party the night before and did not clean. There were confetti and trash everywhere. Luckily, the food made up for the huge mess and cleanliness. The manager was nice to us, but not too friendly with his colleagues (and I can see why he was frustrated, but never in front of customers). Overall, I will return. The price is reasonable and parking is plenty. Love that they have a ramp for disabled people right in the front. read more

See all

I haven't given five stars to a dim sum place in a minute. Jade has broken the drought of mediocre dim sum in the Bay Area. I can't wait to return. BB read more

The food and service here is okay. They have a wide variety of dim sum and food such as fried rices, fresh seafood lobster and fish, soups, etc. We also tried the soufflé which was just ok. It was more entertaining to see and eat than having much flavor. The service was okay. This is a restaurant that will charge you for hot tea, which most Chinese restaurants don't, and also charge you for each take out box, so keep that in mind. It also doesn't feel clean in the restaurant, the chairs were sticky. read more

Jade Xiang Yue - Soufflé - Chinese Near Me - Cupertino, California

First visit--solid overall. I ordered three dishes: a fish, a dry pot, and the old-style oil chicken. Top pick: the dry pot. Seasoning was balanced (not too salty), the ingredients were prepped really clean, and nothing was overcooked--still a nice chewy/crunchy bite. It pairs perfectly with rice. The fish was super tender and not fishy at all, but the sauce was very doubanjiang-forward--well made, just not my personal favorite when the doubanjiang is that strong. The oil chicken was new to me and fun to try. Space & vibe: Compared with other Chinese spots in this plaza, the interior here is nicer. Clean dining room, roomy tables, generous space between tables, and high ceilings--so it feels open, not cramped. Not cheap, but the quality is there. I'd come back for the dry pot for sure. read more

See all

Asked for low salt, one of the dishes came out extremely salty that no one at the table can stand it. The $22 dollar soup is super tasteless and looks like starchy water! Even the rice was dry and hard to swallow. Won't be coming back again! read more

See all

We came twice this month. Service improved significantly and dim sum was great with generous portions. They took out some tables now so that you can move around. I saw they are opening the back cafe or deli with lower prices and limited items. I will go try that out soon. read more

See all

3.5 stars for the new Jade Tea Garden. Jade Tea Garden is in the spot where Joy Luck Palace used to be by 99 Ranch on Wolfe. We were so excited to learn a new dim sum place opened up there, as that was our favorite go-to for dim sum and Chinese banquets until it closed. The vibe is very different! The whole wall by the back dining room is covered with huge TVs. We liked the pretty glass floral decorations on the half of the ceiling. They reminded us of Mandalay Bay in Vegas, but it was odd that they only covered the front half of the restaurant. We had to ask for tea, water, & dipping sauces multiple times. They brought us soy sauce, chili oil, and yellow mustard. For dim sum at the new Jade Tea Garden, you make your selections on the menu and then give it to a waiter to submit to the kitchen. We asked a waiter to add an order of sauteed pea leaves w/garlic sauce, as we didn't see that on the menu. She repeated back what we requested, but it never came. We ended up asking someone else to order that for us as well as getting one of our dim sum items that never arrived. We tried a variety of items including fried bean curd roll, sui mai, XLB, salt & pepper wings, gai lan, char sui Cheung fun, and beef chow fun. We also tried their shrimp & corn dumpling, which turned out to be a har gow w/corn. The other item we hadn't seen elsewhere was hom sir gok in the shape of little chicks. Hom sir gok are one of our favorites but these had very little filling. The food was okay and we had to hunt down people to get tea, water, sauces, and the bill. None of us need to rush back, and we will continue to look for our new favorite dim sum place in the south bay. read more

See all

Came through during the soft opening for Jade Tea Garden on a Saturday morning to give this place a try. I was expecting to wait but we got seated right away and saw how big the dining area actually was. I ordered my usual go to dim sum foods: siu mai, har gow, deep fried bean curd roll with shrimp, poached tripe, and shrimp rice noodle roll. I felt like it was pretty standard tasting with the exception of the poached tripe sauce being extra tasty. There's no soy sauce or chili paste at the table but you can request this from a server. It took a bit of time for our orders to arrive (possibly due to staff getting trained up) but the wait is manageable. read more

Jade Xiang Yue - Siu Mai, Shrimp Dumpling (Har Gow), Deep Fried Bean Curd Roll w/ Shrimp, Poached Beef Tripe - Chinese Near Me - Cupertino, California

usually don't leave reviews, but this experience genuinely made me upset. The food is consistently underwhelming, with nothing worth remembering. The service is impressively rude, as if customers are an inconvenience. The environment is loud and uncomfortably hot. Even worse, they kept pushing for a tip despite the poor experience. If you're looking for a place to argue with someone, this might actually be perfect. read more

*Visited on Sunday, 10/13/2024 around 11am with a party of 7 :-) Came here as I have been wanting dimsum for awhile and my cousin in law had recommended as she had recently visited. The restaurant has two entrances, their main one in the front and their back entrance- it also seems that the restaurant in split into two sections. The restaurant is quite large, and plenty of staff members here. We were seated and given a menu where we were able to write in how many orders of items - the usual routine for a dimsum restaurant. The food was tasty and good. We all enjoyed our food and was able to try a little bit of something from each section (perks of going with a large group). I felt like this experience was just another typical dim sum spot- granted it's more modern looking and food came out swiftly. I'd definitely give this spot a try! read more

See all

This restaurant is super clean! Highly recommend their Guangzhou-style roasted duck -- it's absolutely delicious! Their set meals are also a great deal. Trust me, you've got to try this place! read more

See all

TLDR: Worth a try. Beef cube w/ Egg Tofu. If you have been a long-time visitor of Cupertino Square, you'll know this place used to be the Joy Luck. We asked our friendly waitress, and she mentioned that this is a completely new owner (not just a re-skin), who has made their money from selling restaurant POS. She wasn't sure if they are first-time restauranteurs, but they are more likely to be. Anyhow, the first thing you notice is how pretty the décor is. Very modern, with the lights and the ceiling and everything. A FAR CRY from Joy Luck, who had that 90's chic, but not retro in a golden memory kinda way. We came during their soft opening, which if you are an expert on Chinese Restaurants, can last anywhere from 1 month to 2 years. When we came, it was a bit crowded, but not TOO crowded. And despite that, we were able to order quickly and get our food as well. So the soft-opening jitters didn't seem to affect this place. Great! My wife was a little bit disappointed in the soup selection. She couldn't find those traditional Hong Kong soups that she loves so much. Instead, she got the Westernized "Chicken and Corn soup". I liked it! Which makes sense, since i'm also a Westernized Chinese... She said it wasn't bad. So that's HK way of saying, "pretty good!" Even though I can't really eat beef, my eyes lit up when i saw Egg Tofu. I LOVE egg TOFU! So I wanted to try the beef cubes with Egg Tofu. Oh man... there's SO MUCH egg tofu! I was in Egg Tofu heaven! Keep in mind, egg tofu is NOT soy-based, and that's what makes it great. It's like eating delicious flavorful tofu! We always have to have veggies, so my wife chose the Fish Maw & Goji Berry w/ Pea Sprouts. She liked the flavor. However, she felt like the sprouts weren't cleaned very well. She should know, she is the VEGGIE Whisperer! The flavor was a little too light for me, but perfect for her, if you wipe away the black stuff sticking on the veggies. I think overall, we enjoyed the meal. The only outstanding dish was the beef w/ egg tofu, which unfortunately, due to my gout, I'm unable to eat much of. However, the taste is good enough to warrant a second visit. I'll see how long they can maintain the quality of cooking. read more

See all

Mediocre dim sum Came on Monday Labor Day around 1130 and it was a 1+ hr wait for table for 3. Came back today bc we didn't want to wait last time. Came around 11 today and it wasn't not as packed. 1130 still wasn't crazily packed. Everything was just OK. We have better dim sum on our side of town (milp & Fremont), so would not trek over to Cupertino for this. Would not order the crispy shrimp roll... barely any shrimp.. and the dough was soggy. Food came out really slowwwww. We got our food ticket put in at 11 sharp, and by 1140 our chicken feet (last item) didn't arrive. We asked to cancel but she said let her to check and will bring out. I said we are pretty full since we waited too long. But she got it out right away. Took a bite and just Togo it... read more

See all

Took the team for a dim sum lunch - the variety of food was amazing! They can really handle large crowds quite well. They have some TV screens on with festive visuals. My fav dish was the durian pastry - it was the most authentic. All the dishes were great - but not spectacular. This place used to be Joy Luck club - now Jade Tea Garden. read more

See all

Highlights * Good for dim sum * Some menu items are artistic: made to look like other foods Second time to Jade Garden in September. Once for dim sum during the day and the other for a dinner in the reservable semi-private room. Food: What is most unique are the items that are designed to look like other foods. *Mango pudding shaped like corn on the cob - this was probably my favorite dish from the dinner menu and is a strong condender for favorite all time (only two visits and they just opened) * Lychee shaped fish ball - two things I wouldnt have thought go together. The fish ball is coated in little red specks to make it look like a lychee. I don't recall lychee flavor, and whatever it was, it went with the fish ball. Service was pretty good. They came by and did several plate changes. We reserved the semi-private room and they sang happy birthday for our party, even inviting other tables to join the song. Then he checked if there were other birthdays at those tables -- and there was, so we sang again. Nice and light-hearted. read more

See all

We came during their soft opening for dinner. The service ad fantastic as the servers helped a lot of our requests. Their plates and chopsticks all follow their brand and are pretty nice. Seating is big and they have a lot of food options. Their duck was solid but they didnt take off the bones so it was a little hard to eat with the baos. Their veggies had a lot of flavor and had good wok hei flavor to it They do a lot of cantonese style stuff so just a heads up thats how it'll be with the dishes read more

See all

Excited to see a new occupant in the old Joy Luck space! The newly renovated space features a modern Cantonese take on Chinese banquet food. A great option for family reunions, or to treat your parents, in laws, or grandparents. For dinner for a party of 4 + a toddler we ordered: Crab Meat and Fish Maw Soup (3.5/5): a pretty classic tasting soup for a canto place- very simple and bland. Could have fed 6. It's nice they give you white pepper and red vinegar to go with it. Even though there were whole small chunks of actual crab, the pieces weren't that fresh. Scallops and Prawns with Fresh Mushroom (5/5): Loved the flavor of the brown sauce. Had both regular and oyster mushrooms. Also came with string beans which were cooked really well. Generous scallops and prawns. Deep Fried Spare Ribs with Garlic (5/5): SUPER tender pork spare ribs. So tender my toddler could eat it himself. But the outside batter was also super crispy! 6 ribs in total. Lightly flavored and not too salty. Braised Claypot Tofu w/ Assorted Meat (4.5/5): Don't be fooled by the English translation, there is also seafood in this. The 8 items are scallop, fish, super tender squid, and shrimp in addition to BBQ pork, chicken, shiitake mushrooms, and tofu. Mongolian Beef (4/5): Beef was very tender, but overall the dish was more or less what you'd expect. Nothing outstanding but nothing to complain about. Total came out to $180 including the 18% service fee. Watch out, because the final receipt has an additional line to add tip, even though they automatically included it for our party of 5. Supposedly can order off the dinner menu during the day- the only difference is they don't offer dimsum at night. There at least one a private room with a TV that looks like it could seat around 12 people, but the minimum is $800 to reserve. There are equally large tables in the main dining space that have no minimum. There is also a large private room in the back that can seat at least 8 large tables. The main dining area looks made for modern wedding receptions. There are huge TVs on the back wall, stage lighting, and a large skylight in the middle of the room. The menu is still pretty limited since they're in soft opening. It looks like they also took over the casual eatery side of Joy Luck! Not sure if it's open yet, but looking forward to trying it. read more

See all

Came back for dim sum and it was excellent: a lot of variety and everything tasted great. Service was nice and friendly especially since we knew a lot of the previous Joy Luck staff. Decor is very modern and pleasant. Tried a wide variety of items: shrimp dumplings, pork and crab roe sui mai, bean curd rolls, rice noodle rolls with beef, lotus leaf wrapped sticky rice, baked BBQ pork buns, steamed BBQ pork buns, Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce, BBQ pork, steamed spare ribs, salt and pepper squid, and house special soufflé. The standouts were the baked BBQ pork buns and the soufflé, but all other dishes were delicious. Prices were fair compared to Bay Area dim sum restaurants of the same caliber. 18% gratuities were added (same as Koi Palace, May Flower, etc.). Highly recommended!ed! read more

See all

I am picky with dim sum as there are so many places, but this place wasn't bad at all and the prices were decent! All of the dim sum items like xiu mai, har gow, shrimp rolls were pretty good. I love that the rice noodle rolls are soft/plump. The xiu mai is bigger than most places too. The xlb wasn't bad at all! The skin wasn't too thick and they were decent sized. What stood out to me was the pan fried crispy noodles. You get a big portion for $22, and I loved the texture & flavor. I would definitely come back for this! This place is clean, not crowded and the service isn't bad. read more

See all

Overall the food was just ok. We liked the congee, beef chow fun, pork ribs, chicken feet and beef tripes. The egg tarts were not great. The shell was too dry and bland. Very reasonable pricing though. read more

See all

I am so excited about this new Chinese Cantonese Restaurant opening in the old Joy Luck Place location!!! We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary here during the restaurant's soft opening. We were so excited to see some of the past employees's familiar faces here again. The restaurant is beautifully fully remodeled. Even the bathrooms are gorgeous. Service is friendly and helpful and for the non-Chinese-speaking... English-speaker friendly! As per Chinese restaurant standards, be prepared to have to flag down the wait-staff as you need. Our server today was extremely attentive!! They have dim sum every day. Some unique & inspired dishes on this elevated menu. We were here for dinner and ordered the four person set-menu. Everything came out beautifully plated and delicious! Assorted appetizer meat platter, soup, Pepper beef with scallops, codfish & tofu, ying yang shrimp with walnuts, lobster with salted egg yolk, and green mung bean dessert. If you're looking for private rooms, they have two small rooms with one big table in each and there's one medium size private room that can fit up to seven large tables. Thank you to the new owner for reviving this location! It is near and dear to our hearts since we had our wedding banquet here 25 lovely years ago. I'll be back to try the dim sum!! read more

See all

Jade Tea Garden might be our new go-to dim sum place & Cantonese restaurant in Cupertino. This used to be "Joy" restaurant. We might start coming here vs. Dynasty down the street. The space is not as grand, but food is better and hotter. Food is always delicious here. They only have dim sum at lunch time, which was great. You order dim-sum off menus as they don't have carts going around. The space is tighter, compared to Dynasty. Solid dim-sum and always piping hot straight from the kitchen. Services can be spotty, especially if you don't speak Cantonese. But "Rocky" and "Alex" are super busboys. They're are so friendly and efficient. read more