Customer service was terrible the noodles had no flavor tasted like it was frozen and the lady the…read moretook my order was not nice what so ever she was mad because I couldn't understand her English because she's not American very bad do not recommend half of the food is kept in a freezer not fresh and the service was terrible

Amazing service and great atmosphere wonderful food. I highly recommend this restaurant to anybody.read more

Great food! Easy and fast! Tried multiple dishes- none were bad. Fast pickup- probably 25 minutes.read more

4 stars because it's so hard to find very delicious Won Ton soup. And theirs is great, with their…read morecrispy onion crunchies to put in.

China Café has been a mainstay on the Town Square for a few decades and deservedly so. This is has…read morebeen a family owned and operated restaurant providing service with care and attention - recognizing regulars like friends. Speaking of which, many times you'll see friends and family also dining here. They have a super takeaway business. I've provided copies of their menu to help in your takeaway ordering. Today, we had the dine-in lunch specials. Each lunch came with soup; we choose Egg Drop Soup and Wonton Soup. Both soups, see my pics, are full of ingredients and piping hot (particularly welcomed on this cold, windy day). Each broth was rich and flavorful. The wonton soup had crunchy veggies inside the wonton. The Garlic Chicken was full of flavor. The garlic while pronounced wasn't over powering. The diced water chestnuts were crunchy which complimented the moist chicken and was good carrier for the garlic sauce. The carrot slices added some flavor but really added more crunch. The side egg roll (also comes with the lunch special) was super crunchy and mildly flavorful. The brown rice was a great way to enjoy the remaining sauce. The Chicken with Broccoli had the same sides as the Garlic Chicken. However, its sauce was milder, yet still savory.

We were starving driving through town and made a pit stop here. WOW, awesome hole in the wall…read more Amazing food quality! Very clean atmosphere. The workers were very friendly. Can we go back tonight? Loved: spring rolls Eh: egg rolls (too much cabbage and nothing else)

When on I80 a buffet a day is the Dos Toast way…read more Not a great selection for vegetarians on the buffet but you can order off the menu. That peanut chicken everyone was mentioning on here was on the buffet - and they had a rendition of ambrosia salad that was made with Greek yogurt (instead of sour cream).

As restaurants go their better than most. clean hot good tasting food. very good serviceread more

Such great food and a welcoming atmosphere. Run by a friendly family that made helpful menu…read morerecommendations. :)

ahhhh prime time 11:45 am…read moreback for the good food after close to 2 years. moo goo gai pan to go as the full supper portion ordered at the counter, super fast on the wok action! i did not see they had switched rice containers to the ultra small portion of rice. price was ok 11.72 out the door. i wish they had the rice boxes on display for the size. black bottom tray with clear top it was still hot when i arrived home after the 1/2 and hour drive! wow! flavor was spot on, plenty of veg and garlic just the way i like it! i need to remember to order the LARGE rice. and take a pix of the food. lol too hungry to take the pix!

1 star because zero isn't an option…read more I didn't know Jade Palace was running a social experiment on how little food you can serve for $34 before someone calls the health department, but here we are. First off, I've been to plenty of Chinese spots in my life, and even the hole-in-the-wall places will heap you up like they're trying to feed a football team. Not here. These folks handed me what can only be described as a pup cup of rice. Like literally, I could've ordered a Starbucks dog treat and come out with more carbs. Then came the "egg rolls." Spoiler: they weren't egg rolls. They were limp, barely warmed-up spring rolls stuffed with sadness. Two of them. I ordered egg rolls and ended up with appetizers straight out of a gas station freezer section. Uncooked on the inside too--crunchy outside, still questioning life on the inside. Beautiful. Now let's talk about the chicken and broccoli. Usually this dish comes swimming in sauce--like the kind you actually want to drown your rice in. Instead, I got a dry broccoli funeral with a few strips of chicken sprinkled on top. No juice. No flavor. Just vibes. Honestly, if my Tupperware lid had more moisture from condensation than my meal, something went terribly wrong in the kitchen. $34 for this? Jade Palace, y'all should be arrested for armed robbery with chopsticks. At this point, I'm convinced the chef just saw me walk in and thought, "Let's see how far we can push this guy before he calls the health department." Well congratulations, I'm one step away from dialing. If you're into overpriced rabbit portions, mystery eggroll-spring-roll hybrids, and flavorless broccoli fitness bowls, Jade Palace is the spot for you. If you actually like Chinese food? Do yourself a favor and eat literally anywhere else--even Panda Express would be fine dining compared to this nonsense.

higher prices super small portions on the rice be ready to…read morepay 17-22 bucks per person or more. i order the larger full evening portions not the lunch portions. my go to is still the moo goo gai pan. the food flavor and taste was good. just smaller portions than from other places. and so i need to fire up the rice cooker for a portion before i pick up the order to go. that way i have enough to feed a hungry person. if you are eating 3 to 4 meals per day the portion here will be enough.

We haven't been there in a long time because they are no longer open for lunch. We stopped in and…read morehad to wait a while before they could take our order because they were so busy with carryout. We decided to eat in and we both ordered Mongolian beef and egg rolls. In a change from a year ago, it's just white rice and no egg roll included with this dish. The Mongolian beef wasn't as flavorful as we remembered it. The portion was large and we were able to bring home quite a bit. Adding soy sauce did add flavor to it. The egg rolls were good. I love their hot mustard. This must be a trend in Chinese restaurants, but you can no longer get a glass of water. You have to buy a bottle. Seems a little strange. The people were pleasant

China King used to be one of my favorites in Newton for takeout. But over the last year at some…read morepoint, recipes were changed and now nothing tastes right. My family made a huge order for Christmas and here's part of our experience: the Mongolian beef is now somewhat like a beef stew. Teriyaki chicken tastes like curry or taco seasoning. The shrimp has been mushy. Everything is just off. It's disappointing.