Went here for my little cousins 21st birthday celebration dinner and the food was good. Place is…read moresuper spacious with a lot of tables in all sizes. Service was a bit slow but it was ok.. gave us time to chit chat and drink our drinks. We ordered and ate family style .. had the fish maw soup.. it was a bit bland The salt n pepper pork chops were good. The bitter melon and beef wasn't too bitter which was great! Lol The bbq duck was delicious! I don't usually like duck but this dish tasted really good. The scallop mushroom and green bean dish was flavorful. I didn't get any of the salt n pepper chicken wings because everyone got it before the plate got to me lol Steam fish was good and the fried rice was delicious just needed some soy sauce. The lobster and noodles was good The best plate of the night was the salted egg yolk fried crabs with pumpkin .. it didn't sound good when the waiter suggested that .. but omg that was my favorite dish! The pumpkin was fried with a crispy outer layer and dusted with salted egg yolk .. it was so good.. a must try!

We came here to celebrate a birthday dinner and had two tables of ten, ordering the same dishes for…read moreboth. I'm not sure if the portions were on the smaller side, but at our table we finished almost everything, while the other table still had enough to share with us. My favorite dish was the crab--it came with pumpkin, which was a nice surprise. They also cracked it for us, making it really easy to eat. The lobster was prepared the same way, already cracked open for convenience. The duck stood out as well. It wasn't overly fatty, had great flavor, and wasn't too salty. The rest of the dishes were good, though nothing particularly memorable. One thing I wish they'd change is the timing of the fried rice--it always seems to come out last, and it would be better if it arrived earlier with the other dishes. Service could definitely improve. It was sometimes difficult to get the staff's attention--we'd think they noticed us, but then they'd look away. The restaurant itself is spacious and brightly lit. It's a good option for dim sum in Elk Grove as well.

Yum. Authentic. Huge portions. Packed with flavor…read more I've ordered from here multiple times. Dining inside and both ordered Togo. Quality and portion of food always stay the same. Service is OK but maybe I'm just used to the american attentiveness. Didn't get the free dessert RIP. But I also forgot to ask.

We came in the dead hours after having just visited Rice theory. There was no one else in the…read morerestaurant so the service was very friendly and attentive. Since we already had snacks next-door, we ordered fried chicken wings and roast duck over rice. The fried chicken wings were delicious. They were not oily and had a good crunch. They were well seasoned, a little salty. I enjoyed it with rice, chili, oil, and soy sauce. The roast duck was tasty, but for the price we could have gone to 99 market and gotten ourselves half a duck and it would've been worth it. They served us a lot of bone pieces that had no meat on them. Great for soup to make a broth but not great over rice. The bathroom was also really sketchy. It needs a good scrub down.

Came on a Sunday morning around 8am! The menu is very easy to read and they have so many options to…read morechoose from! The line wasn't too long this morning. The cashiers taking orders were very nice and efficient, happy to answer any questions I had. I ordered 3 pineapple buns with filling, 2 sui mai, 2 shrimp ride noodle and a beef rice noodle. Most things are ready right when you order but because it's made fresh, when they run out there is a wait sometimes. When I got the pineapple buns in my hand they were still nice and warm, a decent size as well compared to some dimsum spots. The filling was nice and sweet, not the typical nai wong custard but a coconut, thicker filling that was nice and sweet. The bread was so soft as well and the crust was nice flaky and crunchy. It was very satisfying to bite into, no complaints here! 9/10 The sui mai was piping hot when I got it as well. They were very big and meaty and so fresh when I bit into them. Super juicy and fulfilling to eat! 8.5/10 Lastly the rice noodles, which are my favorite of all time dimsum foods. The shrimp one had such a good bite to it because of the shrimp. The rice noodles were thin and soft just how I like them! The beef one I wish had a bit more beef/beef flavor to it but still good! In addition the sweet soy sauce they give is a good balance of sweet and salty as well, would def recommend! 8.5 Overall I would definitely come back! Such a good place to pick up dimsum to go! I saw the sweet rice cake was very popular as well and would love to try that next time!

This place was poppin but I have to say, it's pretty hit or miss…read more Pros- The line moves fast, multiple people are taking orders. All the girls working the register were young and spoke English. Everything in the case is labeled and they also have menus posted on the wall and by the case. They do recommend you have a list ready when it's your turn to order. It helps with the flow of things. Prices are decent. In a plaza, so parking is abundant. Cons- Cash and debit cards only. Even though English is spoken, there still was some miscommunication. I asked for the spare ribs rice roll and she almost gave me something else. I also ordered the BBQ pork mochi biscuit but she gave me a Red Bean one. Items are not really fresh. Spare ribs rice roll - This was so good and only $5.50 for a good sized portion. The rice rolls were soft! The pork tender, and I loved the sweet soy they give you on the side to pour over. Would come back for this. Mochi x 4 - They offer peanut, matcha red bean, and red bean. I'm not a matcha girl so didn't try that one but got 2 each of the peanut and red bean ones for $1.50 each. The mochi is a good size, loved the texture and chew. I didn't see anyone included a cross section of the peanut mochi so I made sure to get one for yall. TBH the red bean was more to my taste, and I really wish they had fruit options. The peanut one had a peanutty sugar inside, which was a bit too sweet for me. They're all rolled in coconut shreds too, so they're pretty messy. Hot dog bun - The bun is big but the dogs are tiny.. Also, the bun was dry af. The scallions on top were so toasted they fell off, and the weenies were also a bit dry.. They also didn't sit up nicely on the bun, but sank down into the holes on the bread. I took a bite of it "fresh" and wasn't impressed so took it home to heat up and dip in sauce. It's super bready... and just overall boring. Wouldn't waste the dollars on this. Sesame Ball x 2 - Small for the price. Not fresh at all even though we stopped by at 9 AM. Had a good chew once reheated and red bean filling was good, but def have had waaaay better. Red Bean Mochi Biscuit - Basically a pan fried stuffed mochi. Super super soggy. I wanted BBQ pork but got red bean instead. Same filling as the sesame ball. Decent, but could have been better texturally. All of this came out to $19.09. For $20, I would have expected better.

Attended an 80th birthday banquet here. While we were at our banquet a separate banquet was also…read moretaking place in the next room. What was amazing is that the music from the other room was not at all interfering with the event I was attending. Great space for large events. Now to the food. Two large events and I'm sure the kitchen is busy, but you couldn't tell in the quality of the food. Every dish was served hot and freshly cooked. Packed with FLAVOR!!! I can only imagine how much better the food is when they aren't too busy. I bet it's even better!

local update series continues. We have enjoyed the food prepared here at Lucky Jade and wanted to…read moretry this place again. But there is a caveat. We have tried to dine here a few times last year but had to leave. Why? there was always a moderate smell of propane gas that permeated the dining area...so we opted to leave each time. But today, there was not a propane odor so we decided to dine in and try a few dishes again. So what did we order: 1) Salted fish and chicken fried rice: this dish was very good. flavors of dried salted fish was evident throughout each bite. you could even see the tiny pieces of salted dried fish. nice. chicken was tender. rice kernels did not stick or clump together like some places. And there were pieces of fresh ginger. This dish was very enjoyable. would order this dish again without hesitation. 2) bitter melon and beef in black bean sauce. Another nice flavorful dish. My only suggestion was just a little too sweet for me. I understand the goal is to balance out the bitter by adding sugar but I actually like the bitter flavor and will ask them to eliminate adding sugar to this dish in the future. But if you like this dish with a bitter and more sweet taste, this is your dish. 3) combo plate: chow mein and chicken with broccoli in garlic sauce. Just a basic american style combination dish. Personally, not my type of dish, but my dining companion enjoys these type of dishes. She said the chicken was tender and there was planet of chicken in this entree. But she never received her egg roll. Overall- i would comeback just for the non american style chinese dishes. there versions of traditional chinese dishes are better than the american chinese style dishes.

Excellent dim sum. Service was on time.Will definitely order again.I took a take out but next will…read moredine inside.

Came here on CNY and was the second in the door, so no reservation or wait. Service was good, even…read morewhen busy the staff shared tables and were pretty attentive. Not all of them speak English, but they'll grab an English speaker for you if you need. Love that this place has the dim sum carts coming around, and you can also order from the regular menu. So there is a big variety and a lot to choose from. Got all the regular dim sum things like shrimp dumpling, pork dumpling, rice in banana leaf, shrimp in rice noodle, fried turnip cake, chicken feet, pork ribs in black bean sauce, scallop dumpling, chive dumpling. The carts are stacked so high, so some items aren't as hot as I would prefer. Also ordered lobster noodles, clams in black bean sauce, honey walnut shrimp.

Everything is delicious! Highly recommended as follow:…read moreTraditional chicken chow面 Honey walnut pawns Crab meat,cheese puff Salt and pepper ribs

I ordered 3 items at lunch time: chinese chicken salad, chicken wings, and wonton soup…read more The chinese chicken salad was lettuce tossed in a sweet rice vinegar with cut up chicken nuggets on top. Unique interpretation of salad. The wonton soup was thin and dilute in flavor. The chicken wings had no taste until I added salt and pepper. Unfortunately it was the opposite of a pleasant experience

Finally tried this popular spot after recommendations from friends and internet reviews. The day I…read morecame with my friend we were sat quickly but there were a lot of people also dining in. The inside is beautiful, clean, and the staff were friendly. My friend and I had house special chow mein, jya jee gai, steamed cha siu bao, and xiao long bao. I thought all the food was delicious. The chow mein had thinner and more fried noodles than I'm used to but was flavorful. It was my first time trying the jya jee gai and it was delicious! The skin was crispy and the seasoned salt added a delicious flavor to the chicken. I'm glad to have finally tried this spot and will be back in the future.

Dim Sum Served All Day!! Hubby, our toddler and I enjoyed the Har Gow, Shanghai Dumpling and Egg…read moreTart! My favorite was their delicious egg tart! This is a small, veteran-owned business with nice staff, cute fish tank and plenty of nice seating areas for big parties! 4/5 stars overall for food and service! I even ran into the owner of Uptown Takeout I'll have to try next! SYOY! :D

UPDATE 4/6/2026…read more Prices are more transparent now than previously in the past. Menu items are more consistent now where as in the past the portion size would vary based off of your party size as I noticed before when ordering entree items. One time we had a party of two and ordered a dish and was smaller than when visiting with a party of 4. Same price you're paying you should get the same size portion regardless. Kings has made improvements over the years. The food is still great and worth going to!

I've been coming to King's Palace in Sacramento for over a decade, so the food being good wasn't a…read moresurprise. The interior is as massive as ever and the dim sum carts are still rolling.What made this visit stand out was the service. The aunts and uncles working today were incredibly warm and welcoming. A few of them went out of their way to compliment our young daughters and made sure we were comfortable and taken care of the entire time. That level of friendliness wasn't always the case in the past, so this felt like a really pleasant and noticeable change. The food remains consistently solid and deeply nostalgic. Every bite brings back memories of younger days, and now it's special in a different way because we get to experience it again with our daughters. It feels like passing a small piece of the past on to the next generation. During our visit we experienced great food, genuine service, and a lot of nostalgia packed into one meal.

Rice was cous cous Noodles dirty oil…read moreSweet and sour plain and brown Eggroll like an oil sponge Prawns gross and cross contaminated Reported to health department Just might picket

We went there for dinner last night after a play arriving around 9:30pm. We called first to let…read morethem know that our party of 12-14 were coming! They were great!! It ended up being 12 joining us for a late dinner! We ordered 8 dishes (fried chicken wings, bok choy with garlic, pea spouts with garlic, clay pot eggplant, tofu with bbq pork, house chow mein, sweet and sour fish and chicken with Chinese sausage and mushrooms) and each one of them were large portions! Thankfully they close at 11pm and we finished eating and visiting by 10:45pm!!