Once again, Sophia and I stopped here for lunch which was a year later. This was the 3rd time…read morewe've been here which should've been done way earlier. The previous two times ended up with satisfaction. Shall the 3rd stop be icing on the cake? We were seated immediately upon walking inside. It was almost half packed which was fine with us. Decor was nice all around, the staff were friendly and customers seemed happy too. You know we can't negate that type of vibe. After looking through the menu for several minutes, I decided on ordering chicken in soy sauce (half portion) with a side of white rice and Egg Drop soup which came with crispy wonton strips. Everything was delicious. It has been a while since I've had this type of soup so I couldn't pass it up. The chicken was cooked well with plenty of soy sauce marinating the meat. I took half of it home where it was plentiful. Definitely not a bad lunch for the both of us (Sophia had the salt and pepper squid which was my go-to for previous visits). Hopefully we'll be back here sooner than later. Till next time :)

I've been to GuangDong for a birthday dinner previously and decided to go for dinner to give it a…read moresecond try. This was one of the most uncomfortable dining experiences I've had. From the moment we sat down, the service felt rushed. Our waitress barely gave us time to look at the menu before pushing us to order. It didn't feel welcoming at all, it felt like we were an inconvenience. While we were eating, there was a very concerning situation happening with some employees. Two women who appeared intoxicated kept coming from the back of the restaurant, stumbling and falling all over the floor. One of them was repeatedly rubbing her nose with what looked like a powdery substance while a man kept pulling them back into a room near the restrooms. This went on multiple times. It was extremely uncomfortable and honestly scary,especially because my kids and their friend were with us. We weren't the only ones disturbed. Two other tables actually got up and left while this was going on. A couple sitting nearby looked completely shocked when the waitress began mocking me later on. The whole atmosphere felt chaotic and unprofessional. We ended up asking for to-go boxes because the environment felt unsafe. Unfortunately, the food didn't make up for it. The chicken was very soggy and not crispy at all. On top of that, the entire restaurant smelled strongly like smoke mixed with a harsh chemical odor. It did not feel clean. To make matters worse, a 20% gratuity was automatically added to our bill. When I asked about it, the waitress immediately became defensive and said they charge 20% for parties over five. I calmly explained that we were three adults and two children (five total). Instead of clarifying professionally, she began yelling back and forth with another woman, mocking what I was saying. She then snatched the check from the table and said, "For future reference, it's 20% for everyone." The entire interaction was incredibly rude and unprofessional. Overall, extremely unprofessional, uncomfortable, and not a place I would recommend at all, especially for families.

Sophia and I headed here for lunch last weekend. I came across this place years ago on Yelp but…read morenever had the time to try them out. They did close for a bit during the pandemic due to a staff shortage, but opened back up and haven't lost a beat. Local Yelpers have posted positive reviews on the food and service. Let's see how the visit went. We were immediately seated when we walked inside. They actually had a nice crowd inside which definitely had them busy. Since it's a dim sum restaurant, they came around several times offering small dishes. We declined until the very end and decided to order from their regular menu. My order was a cup of Egg Drop soup for appetizers and salted and spicy scallop, shrimp and squid. Everything was truly delicious. The soup was very hearty and full of flavor as expected. The seafood was fried perfectly and full of spices. The portion could've been a little more but nonetheless it was really good. To end our meal, we chose their shrimp balls off the dim sum plate. It was really good and flavorful. For our first time here, we were both impressed. Wonderful staff and food to back up the hype. The next time we stop by, it'll purely be items via dim sum :)

Overall I had a good first time experience at Jade Villa. I would def recommend going with an…read moreexperienced group so you can 1. Eat as much as you want 2. Have an understanding of what's what if you're doing the dim sum since they didn't give you a menu that describes everything. Veryyy busy on the weekends and I don't think they take reservations. There was a line when we arrived on a Sunday afternoon before they even opened! Says a lot. My favorites were the spare ribs, beef stew, a type of taro dish, and the Chinese broccoli. I do wish they had more veggie dishes on the dim sum carts. You fill up fast so choose wisely! Next time would love to either try the lobster, steamed flounder, or roast duck.

Still pretty simple inside just the menus a few chairs and a table . The food is still amazing and…read moreI hadn't had it for over 10yrs til a few days ago. Service is also pretty fast overall got my food relatively quickly . 10/10

Great Yock...enough said!!! Egg Foo Young, Chow Mein also, but I come for the YOCK!…read moreI've been known to drive also 20 miles and pass several other places to get here

Love the service the best food anybody can ask for i love this place love it love it love itread more

There's absolutely a reason this place stays packed! It may look like there's not much going on but…read morethey do the best Cantonese in our area. It's fast so it's not a place that you eat in, The prices are fair for the amount of food and although it's take out it's great.

I ordered brought in food and started out with the wontons first, swimmin' in something called…read more"hot sesame sauce." Now, I've been around long enough to know that when a Chinese Restaurant warns you a dish is "hot," they are not talkin' about temperature -- they are talkin' about a level of spice that could peel paint off a barn. But I ate 'em anyway, because a man's pride is more delicate than his taste buds. Next up the Mongolian beef -- thin strips of cow that had been cooked with onions, peppers, and enough sauce to baptize a Baptist church twice. I'm not sure what Mongolia has to do with it, but it was tender, sweet, and spicy all at once, like dating a redhead from Alabama. Finally, the hot and sour soup. Now, I don't know who first decided to mix hot and sour together, but it's genius. It's like football and beer -- opposites that were meant to be. One spoonful and you feel both comforted and challenged, like your grandmother telling you she loves you but you need to cut your hair. I cleaned up the left overs feeling a little sweaty, and just humble enough to admit that maybe -- just maybe -- them folks in the kitchen know more about flavor than a boy raised on cornbread and collard greens.

This is my go to in Fredericksburg for Chinese take out. They do it just as should be done. Repeat…read morebusiness is the best review.

Amazing service and great dim sum food! My go to spot in Richmond!…read more Be sure to get in early for seating as it fills up! I always go 20 min before opening and wait in the line! The parking can be difficult so always good to plan ahead.

We stopped by Full Kee today for some dim sum after completing the Monunent 10k, and it did not…read moredisappoint! The cart service brought around so many yummy choices, so we got to try a little of everything! Super yummy and fun place to go out to with my friends!

We arrived on a Thursday around 8 pm. The parking here is street parking, which is hit-or-miss. We…read moreparked within a half-block, so it was not a long trek. The entryway is interesting and provides some shelter from the rain, allowing you to manage your umbrella before entering. We were seated within seconds, and our server, Liza, came by very promptly with some water for our table. I felt slightly anxious at first, being that we were in a cozy two-top amongst the fray, but it subsided quickly because everyone was respectful and reasonably quiet. We ordered the veggie spring rolls to start, and I had the Chinatown Ramen, and my partner had the Chicken Fried Noodles. The appetizer was hot, savory, and spicy with the duck sauce and hot mustard mixture. If you like milder sauce, do not mix it. The entrees came out within five or so minutes of the appetizers, which seemed quick for a busy night. The ramen was spicy, hot, and filling. I was only able to finish about half. We will be enjoying those leftovers tonight. My partner said that her noodles and chicken were well-seasoned and delicious, too. Looking around the restaurant, it is clear that they support the local LGBTQ+ community, and it is even labeled as a Safe Space on the beautifully manicured, makeshift chalkboard/menu/posting board. The clientele and staff alike seemed warm and kind, based solely on limited interactions and observation on my part. If you are looking for a traditional American-Chinese food restaurant (think buffet-style items), this is likely not the place for you. There were no mishaps or snafus with our orders. Liza performed her duties well, and I can surely recommend this restaurant to anyone who doesn't mind a mix of Japanese and Chinese cuisine.

About food I give 3*, but cocktails get 5* I had Dragon Ria…read moreas cocktail, Superb. Tempura Golden Prawn and even the rice was too ordinary. Still I will not give up hope, will go again and try other food. Service was very good. Ambiance was also good.

I am from NY, staying at the local family resort where the food leaves a bit to be desired. We…read moredecided to Oder Chinese food, our family standby. I must say, it was very good. The Egg Fu yung wasnt scorched at all, and full of veggies, with a nice, thick flavorful gravy. Dumplings had a nice mix of meat inside, although the dough itself was a tad too thick, but good overall. Sweet and sour chicken was on point, as were the bbq beef on sticks and the Lo mein. Service was quick, and near our resort. They didn't forget a single thing, which happens often. My family liked the place. The menus posted online are old, with old prices. Wish I had taken pics of the new one.

For starters the website pricing didn't match. We ended up paying a lot more. We got 4 dishes…read moreSingapore noodles - way too spicy and dry. Vegetable lo mein that tasted like an ash try. Only had mushrooms and 1 piece of broccoli. The Hot and sour soup was ok but was cold when we got it. The Chicken chow mein was beyond bland and the rice that came with it was hard and lacked flavor. Will not go back and ended up tossing it.

I like food here, and they are all delicious. The service and environment are also good.read more

Soup dumpling from Judy's Sichuan is just the perfect comfort food on a cold winter night!…read more Five stars for juicy, plump soup dumplings. The best.