The best Chinese food in Eugene, I have been coming here for a few years and highly recommended…read moretheir food. The XO noodles and Shrimp Rolls are among my favorites and they have friendly staff.

I visited this establishment for dinner with an elderly family member, and while we were still…read moreeating, the server began rushing us because the owner wished to close the restaurant. We had been seated later in the evening, yet well before the posted closing time of 9 p.m. the staff had already begun placing chairs on tables. My family member, who is disabled, and I felt extremely uncomfortable with the manner in which we were treated, as it was clear they were eager to close the register and the restaurant rather than allow us to finish our meal. Although the food was good, the customer service was deeply disappointing and felt extremely disrespectful. As a result, we do not plan to return. The owner's prolonged and uncomfortable gaze straight at us the entire time while trying to finish our meal made us feel so uncomfortable and unwelcomed that we ultimately left without finishing our dinner.

Put our names on the wait list... seemed crowded but we didn't have to wait long…read more Food was delicious! We ordered dumplings, egg rolls, steamed buns, and braised beef noodle soup. Nicely priced for a family of 4. And we ordered a lot. We only paid $109! Service was awesome also. Our waitress was Chi-chi! She offered her recommendations and answered all our questions. There are 2 parking lots just for this Market District. They offer free 3 hour parking. We will definitely visit again when we are back in town.

We frequent the other location and the service and food are always on point! Super friendly,…read moreprofessional and quick. This location, far from what we've experienced. We wanted to try this location and was sorely disappointed. First there isn't even a hostess to take our name and inform us of a wait time. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE! Instead they provide a notepad and a handwritten sign to put your name down. In the 15 minutes we stood around waiting for some shred of customer service we witnessed one guy walk in, grab a menu then was followed by his wife. When my wife confronted this guy and his wife she stated "they had reservations". THIS PLACE DOES NOT TAKE RESERVATIONS AND THERE WAS NO ONE TO STEP IN FOR THE 6 OTHER PARTIES BEFORE THIS COUPLE that had "RESERVATIONS". Clearly they don't give a shit about their customers and STRONGLY DO NOT RECOMMEND! I guess they feel they have enough business they don't need future customers but if they're so busy then why be so cheap as to not hire a host/hostess? Just bad business practice.

Really nice family owned restaurant in a quiet pocket. Delicious food for good prices, and they'll…read morealways give you coupons for free entrees. Best dish - Spicy Pork Xiao Long Bao Can't go wrong with Jade. This location is far better than the downtown location, for quality of food and service. Love it!

I just moved to Eugene a day ago and needed a good place to eat, after moving from one state to…read moreanother. I always find that Asian food hits the spot when I'm really hungry, so I looked online for a place that "the locals" rated highly and I came across "Jade Dumpling and Noodles" on Willamette. Let me just say that the fine people of Eugene didn't steer me wrong! My oldest son loves dumplings and I love noodles (really any type of Asian food), so this place was a gem! We ordered 3 different kinds of dumplings, shrimp, pork and a spicy pork and they were All Delicious! These "soup dumplings" were small and bite sized but were packed with huge savory flavors! They are made right there and are amazing! I myself had the mixed noodles. House made noodles with beef, chicken, shrimp and vegetables, stir fried in a delicious lite sauce, that enhanced the flavors of the dish, without overpowering it. You could taste all the ingredients and they were fresh and delicious! I cleaned the plate and now I can't wait to return to Jade Dumplings and Noodles again and try their other dishes, that I know will be tasty! The staff is very friendly, helpful and attentive. The restaurant is very clean and comfortable, all in all, a Great dining experience! Try them out and you'll be hooked on them, just like I am now!!!

Vegetarian Baozi and dumplings are delicious! They are my go-to comfort food in Eugene…read more I also went to their Springfield location recently, where you can see directly into the kitchen, and got to see them hand fold all the dumplings by order. Having tried to make dumplings and ravioli before, I was impressed with the speed they manage to wrap/fold the edges without the dumplings falling apart haha

We called ahead to confirm whether the restaurant was dog-friendly, specifically mentioning that we…read morewould be bringing our 13 lb dog in a stroller. The staff member on the phone assured us it would be fine. However, when we arrived, we were seated and allowed to place our order. Only after we had already ordered did the same staff member inform us that the restaurant only allows service dogs and that we would need to remove our dog. This was extremely frustrating, as we had called in advance specifically to avoid this situation. If this was truly their policy, it should have been clearly communicated over the phone or at least before seating us--not after we had already committed to ordering food. As for the food, it was average and nothing memorable. Unfortunately, the poor service overshadowed the entire experience. We will not be returning.

It's pretty good. It's not my favorite Chinese restaurant in Eugene, but it's solid. It's my…read moresister's go-to Chinese place so I always eat here when I am home visiting. The fried rice is good, and I like the sweet and sour chicken too. Usually we pick up broccoli beef for my nephew and that's how I learned that broccoli beef is pretty good. There isn't much seating here and I've never eaten in; it's business is take-out. They have plenty of space in their share lot so that's never an issue. And when many places (especially in Eugene, Chinese, it seems like) are closed Mondays this one is open and close Tuesday instead. Not a bad choice for Chinese American food.

Years and years ago i frequently got the kung pow chicken because fresh vegetables hand cut…read moreincluding carrots broccoli sugar pea, ya know CHUNKS TODAY. I get diced celery more celery not sure what else, wasn't much veggies looking,,, no carrots broccoli sugar pea, no chunks,,, just diced in way over to much brown sauce,, It looks like brown sauce first thing yuk not the best ,,, I pass... never again. I was hoping for better. They are new 8 yrs in business obviously cutting corners imo Oh,,, the white rice was like instant rice and not cook or done tender. First time a Chinese restaurant can't cook RICE!!

Was looking for a relatively inexpensive food place that was close to our hotel and I found this…read moreplace on yelp, and I have to say that it definitely delivered. At first I was a little bit wary that it was in a mall food court, but it's legit. The service was great and they were able to accommodate some special orders. The dining is your typical Mall food court although there is plenty of seating so you should be able to find a spot and enjoy your food. Everything was tasty and it was really plentiful. I was impressed at all the different options and would easily come here again. They also have samples so you can try something before you potentially buy it. Side note, I was impressed at how jumping this mall was. These days a lot of malls are dead, so it was nice to see a mall that was packed like the early '90s!

I have been here several times... and am surprised I have not done a review. So here goes…read more.. The bbq pork baozi are delicious, and fresh. Past visits verify this. This visit, I ordered the fried chicken and rice plate, and an order of sesame balls. Fried chicken is yummy, tender and juicy. Rice is good, nice and sticky... easy to eat with chopsticks. The order includes a nice portion of pickled Daikon radish, and some made in house Kimchi... both of which are delicious. Very nice service over all... definitely a full meal. Sesame balls... smaller than I am used to, but very tasty. The red bean paste inside is yummy, although I think it needs a bit more paste than they have. Seems skimpy! But worth the price. Service is always awesome... the staff here are wonderful, if you need something, all you have to do is ask.

Visiting family and consensus was to have Chinese food. Found Spring House and very happy that we…read morefound this place. We ordered many of our favorites and were not disappointed. Roast pork, roast duck, wontons soup, salt & pepper squid, braised yellow tail fish, chow mein, Gail lan, steam buns Togo Love the service and chef's recommendations; small place but good foods trumps it!! Will return on our next visit for sure

Service is always great. Food is authentic snd tasty. Been…read morecoming to this restaurant for 15 years. It's never disappointed

Great place to pick up quick and hot lunch to go…read more Ordered the pan fried pork buns and steamed dumplings. $12.95 each. The pan fried buns came with chili oil and the dumplings with soy sauce. Took 10 mins. Was planning to wait until I got to the park to enjoy the sun but the dumpling smelled too good and wound up scaring them down in the car. A lot of selections in the menu... planning to return to try a few other dishes in the coming weeks. Dining in seems like a very comfortable option with spaciousness between tables and clean spaces.

I recently saw a comment that Wonder Wok had excellent Mapo Tofu. So I wanted to try it…read more.. Service was ok... The gentleman that helped me was very nice... and friendly. I ordered Mapo, and it came with some steamed rice. I ordered it with Medium Heat, since this my first time here, and I have no idea what their spice levels are like. My Mapo had just the tiniest bit of spice... not much at all. I tried the chili oil that was on the table... and found it lacking in heat also, but flavor was ok. Mapo was decent... not very MA LA for those know the term... hardly any numbing Sichuan peppercorn in it that I could taste. So this is more of an Americanized version.... not the Chengdu version. Lots of sauce, and a good portion of tofu... enough that I brought over half home with me for later. Rice was ok... edges were kind of dry, so it was not super fresh. But I would eat here again... there are a lot of traditional Sichuanese dishes on the menu, and they even have meat skewers that I will have to try. Next time I will order HOT (extra Ma La)... and see if that does the job.

I love Chinese food, and I love Chinese American food. Today... I wanted the latter. I love sweet…read moreand sour chicken (especially with traditional sweet and sour sauce, not the overly sweet red "lollipop" sauce that many restaurants use. I decided to try Uncle Sun. When I walked in, I noted that it is very small... with limited seating, and pretty bare bones in the aesthetics. Probably does a lot of take-out more than dine in. There was a strong odor of burned cooking oil that was off putting. The lady at the counter was friendly, and took my order quickly. They do not have any hot tea, which would have been nice on a cold day. So I got a coke. I sat down and had to move... as the sun was coming in the window and blinding me where I sat. Other patrons came in and had to move also for that reason. They brought my food out and placed it on the table, which was nice. Portions were decent sized. The breaded chicken in my Sweet and Sour Chicken was mostly breading... very little chicken (see attached photo). Breading was not crispy at all... a bit mushy (I suspect they use pre-breaded chicken that was frozen, which is becoming more common... blech! Hard to make that crispy, unless double fried). The sweet and sour sauce was a little bitter... which I associate with pre-made (sysco? Not made in house) sauce. Very thin, overly sweet and a slight bitterness. Rice was ok... pretty good actually. Some might say I am too picky? But with the meal, a coke, and a tip... this was over $20... and there are other places that do this meal better for about the same price.

Expensive for the portion sizes, feel like I'm getting very little value for the money. It's right…read morenext to the fifth street market so they may be trying to benefit off of those high prices over there. You'll pay $25 for a lunch that feels like it should be $15 Maybe the combination meals are a better value. The place is very clean and the food is good and fresh. The dumplings are good, a bit expensive but good tasting. Overall, it's a bit expensive and the portion sizes are a little off but the food and service is really good.

This was an on a whim stop and I'm glad we tried it. The inside is large and open, you can see them…read moremaking your food right there in front of you. The staff were so polite, attentive, and informative. The food was huge portions, fresh, so filling, and flavorful. The one thing my husband wasn't so pleased about was that the general tso chicken was really sweet with no heat. However, it was still very delicious. Also that kimchi has to be the best I've ever tried!

Hand made, in house foods are fabulous. There are many things I want to try on future visits. The…read moredecor wasn't ready that cool. Christmas and Halloween decorations are still up. There's also a messy taped up electrical cable that looks as if they just don't care about their restaurant. Our server did an adequate job but seemed to be distracted. Things like the tea arriving long after the food and only after being reminded twice. We'll still return to try more of the fun foods.