Good food, good customer service. Easy way to order online. Prices needs to be down a little bit…read more Chinese food is getting ridiculous expensive. But the food is great.

The food was delicious and arrived piping hot. I ordered the Sesame Chicken; it was delicious. I…read morealso ordered Won Ton soup; my only gripe about it is that I wanted more dumplings in it. I got one dumpling in my soup. However, it was very tasty, and I still enjoyed it. The egg rolls were nice and crunchy, too. I will be ordering from here, again anytime I have a craving for Chinese food.

Jade Palace is somewhat of a whole in the wall ( I love hole in the walls btw) off of F.M.1960 in…read moreHumble...No bells and whistles and very out dated. However that being said, I REALLY enjoyed the "old school" menus, tables , and chairs and the very friendly and welcoming wait staff. And my Mongolian beef was very tender, peppery , and full of flavor. Some of the best I've ever eaten. I also enjoyed the crispy egg roll , eggy egg drop soup, and well seasoned shrimp fried rice..I gave 3 stars only because there was an off putting smell in the restaurant upon entering that smelled like a dirty fish aquarium that needed cleaning ... ( fishy and unpleasant) and the ice tea that was served was very watered down with no taste of tea. But again the food was good....

I have not been here in about 10 years...I will definitely be going back. My chicken kew was…read moreamazingly fresh and made to order. If you have been on the fence about trying Jade Palace give them another shot.

I have been going to this place for a couple years now. The ambiance inside is always super cozy…read moreand it's decorated well. Service is always prompt and kind, and the food is soooo good. It's relatively cheap compared to a lot of food places and as a broke college student that's great for me. I went here with two other friends one time and we all got appetizers and meals and the total was around 40 bucks. For dinner in Houston, that's great. It's a very cute and affordable place. If you have a date or something I recommend it!

Tai Li relocated and combined restaurants with Fujiya. Lai Lu is basically a Chinese restaurant…read morewith hot and sour chicken, egg foo yung, etc. Fujiya is a Japanese restaurant with sushi, etc. Now here when it gets interesting. The menu is not a cushion of the two cultures. Their menus are separate and pretty much the same as when they weren't co-housed. Tai Li food remains delicious. It's certainly busier now and something the Fujiya wait staff is not as familiar with some of off menu foods that Tai li has offered for years. Over the "fusion" works.

Ordered this for take out. It was one of the only places around me that accepted cash. The service…read morewas fast and friendly. I ordered Kung Pao Chicken... it was really flavor... it asked if wanted a vegetable blend. Honestly was a lot of meat but I prefer more veggies. I thought I ordered fried rice but I got white. The veggie egg rolls were my favorite part.

Left No Grain of Rice Behind (and Met a Track Star)…read more (10/10) My husband and I wandered into Imperial China on a quiet night - just us two lovebirds and the immaculately clean scent of... well, perfection. Seriously, the place smelled so fresh you could probably perform surgery in the dining room (don't worry, they stick to cooking, which is way more impressive). But the real MVP was Kendall She ran the register, served us, and basically orchestrated our entire evening with the grace of a future Olympic athlete... which, as it turns out, isn't far off! She mentioned she used to run track and is getting back into it. Let me tell you, that explains everything. The speed at which she refilled our water? Blink-and-you-miss-it. The efficiency of her service? Faster than the hurdles she used to jump over. We half-expected her to hand us our fortune cookies while doing hurdle drills over the chairs! Kendall, if you're reading this - you're amazing, and please save some gold medals for the rest of us mere mortals. Now, the FOOD. Oh. My. Wok. We're usually "leftover champions" at Chinese restaurants - it's practically our marital duty. But not this time. We ordered the Combination Fried Rice loaded with goodies) and the Hunan Chicken (spicy, savory, downright addictive). It was so unbelievably delicious, so flawlessly cooked, that we licked our plates clean. Seriously. Not a single grain of rice, not a stray pepper, not even a suspiciously saucy smudge escaped. Our dog is currently giving us the stink-eye because there were zero take-home boxes. Zero! Imperial China broke our leftover streak, and we're not even mad. And as if the universe was nodding along, our fortune cookie sealed the deal: Thursday will bring trust on your new journey." Considering our journey involved demolishing enough food for three people and meeting a future track legend, we'd say it's already pretty darn trustworthy! Overall 10 out of 10. Flawless cleanliness, food that made us abandon all dignity (and leftovers), service faster than Kendall's personal best, and a fortune that felt weirdly on-point. Imperial China, you've won our hearts, our stomachs, and our clean plate awards. We'll be back... probably on Thursday. Just in case.

We love it here! It's down the street from us & it's always a good quick and affordable sushi spot…read more Small casual restaurant, that we enjoy! Service isn't extra friendly but they're attentive & do their job Hours are 11-9:30 m-th 11:00a - 10:00pm fri - sat 12:00pm - 9:30pm sun

Wanted to check out this place as I had passed by many times before. It's a mostly Japanese…read moreinspired place with some Chinese American dishes as well. It was pretty empty when I arrived for dinner, though there were a few patrons dining in as well as people picking up to go orders. The Japanese selection is fairly large, with options like all day bento boxes, poke bowls, rice bowls, and of course various sushi rolls. The Chinese American offerings were limited to a few classic options like sesame, Kung Pao, Mongolian, fried rice, and stir fried noodles. I wasn't a fan of the eggroll or the crab roll appetizer. The flavor was uninteresting in both items. My poke bowl was okay. Despite being the poke bowl with some of the most components, it was still rather mediocre. Service wasn't great either, which is surprising since we were some of the only ones dining in. Overall just tasteless or weird tasting food. Not really worth a second visit.

Top notch experience!…read more The food, service, and ambiance were all top notch. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and came out quickly. The staff were attentive and welcoming, and the atmosphere made the whole dining experience very enjoyable. Highly recommend trying the walnut shrimp--I personally suggest asking for a little extra sauce or for it to be made creamier if you prefer it less dry. Also, the N8 noodles were AMAZING--definitely one of the best noodle dishes I've had here. Highly recommend this place and we'll definitely be back!

Fantastic local and the best Chinese I have found yet I have lived here four years fresh hot large…read moreportions reasonably priced can't wait to go back!!

Came in for lunch this time, I had the Shrimp in Garlic sauce with steamed rice, it was very fresh…read moreand tasty. I had the egg drop soup, and egg roll, pretty standard. The Garlic sauce and veggies were the stars. Great value for a lunch portion.

A friend suggested a quick inexpensive lunch, so here we came. Pretty extensive lunch special…read moremenu. I got the mixed vegetable special with steamed rice, egg drop soup and egg roll. The entree itself was decent- al dente vegetables in a garlic sauce. The egg roll was okay, as was the soup so no real complaints. The great part of the deal was the price - two meals for $21. Not too shabby.

Yummy food , fresh hot food served withoutproblem , great consistent service , and good and cleanread more

Food is not good, bugs everywhere - I got up and left!…read more Just consider yourself warned. Disgusting.