Dim Sum in Tahoe!!! When we came we were seated right away…read more I'm not sure if this place fills up, but we were surprised this place was pretty good. It's not the besssssst, but for Tahoe and what Tahoe has to offer, it's good. We ordered the Pan Fried Pork Bun $15.95 & Beef Brisket Noodle Soup $18.95. Kind of pricey I'd say, and like Bay Area pricing, however for the price the portions were pretty big. We came in hungry and still had a little bit left over. The pan fried pork bun was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, a little bit much on the bun portion to meat ratio. The beef brisket noodle soup was the Star of the show for us! Mildly spicy, noodles were bouncy chewy and soft, all the flavors mixed well together especially when adding the vinegar into it! You must add the vinegar, it makes it so much better! Located in the main area of South Lake Tahoe near the heavenly gondola. If you need the dim sum/Chinese food fix while in Tahoe, this is not a bad spot!

*Keep in mind this is for a takeout order* It was.. okay…read more Everything in the area is expensive but this was a 5 minute walk from margaritaville so I figured I'd bite the bullet. Basically $35 for 1 order of soup dumplings and 1 order of hot and sour soup. Dumplings were oooookay. Was a little disappointed the only sauces they offered were soy sauce and sriracha packets, but again that's on me for ordering takeout. There might have been more options for dine in as I'm used to an actual chili sauce. Hot and sour soup was not my fav. Definitely had a little kick but was missing the sour in my opinion. Flavor and veggies were pretty basic. Location is convenient, my order was ready by the time I walked across the street, and it would probably satisfy a craving? But pretty expensive for what you get and overall underwhelming

Every time we place an order for take-out, it is ready at the time we picked to pick up our order…read more (read that as we see it coming out of the kitchen before we said who we are) Every time we dine in, it is always a pleasant time in a quiet setting. Service is great, food arrives HOT and about the time we finish our appetizers. What we learned a long time ago: Read the menu so you know what to expect with your order. Don't expect to get something not in the description just because the last place you were at, had it. Ask questions to be sure you know what you are getting. If substitutions are possible, they are happy to make them for you.

All right, so I was out running errands. I was famished and needed some grub on the double. This…read moreplace just happened to pop up. I was trying to follow my GPS. I didn't see anything but if you keep following the road, you'll go behind a plaza and lo and behold, you will see the restaurant. My first visit was very nice. My waiter was very polite and provided very prompt service. I do like that. They have a lunch special. I believe it's daily up until 3 PM. I believe so far I tried their Mongolian beef and their chow mein. My only gripe was the eggrolls. No meat just veggies. However the lunch specials are pretty kind to the old wallet. Both times I have ventured here. I have had great service from the staff. Also, I really enjoyed my main dishes.

OK I'm adding a star here up to four from my previous three star review. I was delighted to see…read morethat they had a tofu offering in the place where the green beans usually are. It was tofu and cauliflower. The tofu chunks were enormous and they were nicely seared on all sides. The sauce was flavorful and the veggies including cabbage were perfectly cooked. Well I may not have recognized the first time I came in is that their noodles appear to be udon! they were not open as I write this review so I couldn't call them but I did take a picture and give it to My BFF, "gemini" the trustee AI from Google: Gemini says: "1. Shanghai Style Thick Noodles (Cu Mian) This is the most likely culprit. In many Chinese "hot table" or buffet settings, they use a thick, wheat-based noodle called Cu Mian (literally "thick noodles"). * The Look: They are cylindrical and chewy, very similar to Udon. * The Difference: They are often a bit more "al dente" or dense compared to the bouncy, slippery texture of Japanese Udon. * Terminology: Even though they are thick, restaurants often label them "Chow Mein" simply because that's the term customers recognize for any fried noodle dish. 2. Lo Mein Noodles While most people associate Lo Mein with a medium-thickness flat noodle, some regional variations use a significantly thicker, rounder version. Because these are wheat-based and have absorbed that dark soy-based sauce, they can easily be mistaken for Udon. 3. "Frozen" or "Instant" Udon It is actually quite common for modern Chinese fusion spots to use Japanese Udon noodles because they hold up exceptionally well in a steam table (the "gizmo" you mentioned). They don't get mushy as quickly as thinner egg noodles, making them a practical choice for restaurants. How to tell for sure? If you want to investigate further without a language barrier, you can check the "bite": * Udon: Will be very white on the inside if you bite it in half, with a very springy, almost gummy "mochi-like" bounce. * Shanghai Noodles: Usually have a slightly more yellowish tint (even without eggs) and a firmer, more doughy center." so biting Intuit I do see a white center but then again I don't know if I've tried the other noodle types above so it could be. Whatever the case the experience is that of an udon noodle in my uneducated experience. I wrote another review for Jade Garden that goes into a little more detail and expands to talk about the ambience, which I describe as tight but cozy seating, over here on Nextdoor: https://nextdoor.com/p/pBwBSFyPjn42

4.5 STARS Date:…read moreMonday, November 17th, 2025 Time: around 8pm Party of: 2 Meal: Dinner Takeaway *3 Item Combo ($16) - Half Fried Rice / Half Chow Mein, Broccoli Beef, Black Pepper Chicken, Green Beans *3 Item Combo ($16) - Fried Rice, Kung Pao Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken, Spring Rolls *Wonton Soup ($?) The hubby had tried Jade Garden on a prior Tahoe trip without me and liked it. So of course, I wanted to give it a try. It wasn't very busy when we got here, but people started filtering in once we ordered. I'm not sure how much the soup was, but my total with tax was $41.33. The wonton soup did take a lil bit to make, about 15 mins, so keep in mind if ordering. Portions are huge! With the current shrinkflation, this is a welcome change. Everything in our 3 item combos were flavorful and tasty. I did ask for hot oil to add to my dishes, so if you like things spicy, I'd recommend you do the same. The soup was disappointing tho. Not much flavor. I had some msg and white pepper on hand to doctor it up. Tasty basic dishes. Great spot for Chinese combo meals. REVIEW #3920

Came here to try something new. Place wasn't busy when I got there but before I left the place was…read morebusy. I loved the fried rice since it dint have a lot of peas-carrots... which I don't like. Soup was hot and I liked it. Cashew shrimp was good I ordered it without carrots so there was lots of celery. It was tasty to me, I will be back to try something else. Prices were good and portions were plenty. Staff were friendly and attentive.

Time for an update, basically a duplicate review. At least they are consistent, lol…read more This was our 5 star Chinese to-go food from a year or two ago, and it was take-out only at that time. Quality/Quantity - 5 stars when we first discovered this place a year or two ago. Today it was a 4 star experience, as it was too soy saucy and salty for me. And I love soy sauce and salt!! Combo Chow Mein - Generous portions. Had at least 4 shrimps. I also really like the cuts of their meats, both the chicken and beef were thinly cut and tender. They sell boba drinks, donuts, Vietnamese and Chinese food... etc. They also have a very limited dim sum menu. They also have a lunch menu. Atmosphere - Small local business, sit down is now reopened. Open 6 days a week from 6am to 9pm; closed Sunday. Yelp and their menu hours differ a little. So call to confirm... Plenty of parking. Service - Good, we have only ever done take-out here. They seem to have a very good take-out business, but I am patient. Price - As you can see from my 1-5 year old menu pictures, prices have gone up from $10 to $16 for my combo chow mein meal. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success at this location for 14+ years. I look forward to trying your donuts and Vietnamese food in the future.

I did not expect to have one of my favorite sushi experiences in Tahoe but here I am!!…read more The hot tea on a snowy day was perfect. We got the sashimi plate and jeeeeez the amount of fish you get is great for two people. My surprise favorite was the walu - it was the best I've tasted! I also love love loved that the sashimi was served on so many different kinds of seaweed. I practically ate all of that too. Definitely looking forward to coming back! Jules was an excellent waitress and company while it was empty.

Came here on a Friday night with a party of 3 and it took a little over an hour to get our seats…read more While we waited we sat at a bar, but everywhere was crowded as many people were waiting for a spot. Places like this that have limited seating and know that the wait is very long should have a reservation system. There were a good amount of tables open, but maybe they were short on staff since they were not seating people? We finally got to sit down and overall the whole experience took along time. Long time for waiter to come get our order and VERY long time to get our food so much so the waiter had to apologize (and indicated that they forgot if they had taken our order). The prices are a little high, but it's Tahoe so I guess that is a given. The rolls were ok. Creative but flavor was ok. Overall with the long wait and the mid flavor I would not come back.

This place really hit the spot. The Sizzling Rice Soup was the standout--hot, comforting, and full…read moreof flavor, with that satisfying crunch when the rice hits the broth. Easily one of the better versions I've had. The Kung Pao Chicken was done right: tender chicken, well-balanced sauce, and just the right level of spice without being overpowering. Not overly sweet or oily, which I appreciated. We also ordered the Bok Choy, and it was simple but perfectly cooked--fresh, crisp, and nicely seasoned. A great complement to the richer dishes. Overall, solid execution on classic Chinese dishes. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. I'd definitely come back and explore more of the menu.

Was looking for a Chinese restaurant for dinner. The food was good. I've had better but this was…read morethe best we have been able to locate since moving to Reno.

Jazmine hosted our wedding reception/tea ceremony, and we couldn't have asked for it to go more…read moresmoothly and perfect. First and foremost, what really stood out was the service. The staff and management was attentive, professional, and genuinely warm. They anticipated our needs before we even had to ask and made sure everything ran smoothly from start to finish. It's clear they take a lot of pride in what they do. Second, the food was exceptional. All of our guests could not stop talking about how much they enjoyed each of the 10 courses, even those not accustomed to Chinese cuisine. The restaurant itself has a beautiful, romantic atmosphere that comfortably fit our party of 150. The restaurant let us come add our own florals and worked with us to decorate and set up the tables exactly as we wanted it. We were able to connect our computer to their television and end the night with karaoke. High energy. So many laughs. Great place to come together and just enjoy. If you're planning a tea ceremony, wedding, or any kind of special event, we can't recommend Jazmine enough. They helped make our day feel effortless and unforgettable.

Go to place in Reno. Amazing good great service. Specials always hit hard. 10/10. Modern interior…read moreand good vibes all around. Come here once a week and its a perfect post Ski meal.

Wow! I haven't been here in a long time, after a terrible experience with a delivery order several…read moremonths ago , I wasn't expecting to be here today. I wanted sushi and a cocktail for lunch...PF Changs popped up on Yelp. I thought ok...I'll dine in and see how it goes. Wow!! The hostess was so sweet and accommodating. The waiter...so attentive and polite, and i probably shouldn't say this...so dang cute!! They were out of tuna, so he suggested the spicy California roll. Deeeelishous!!! Great substitute! The beverage, Dragon margarita, was tasty, the black salt was mild and the pomegranate juice made the cocktail so yummy, while not being too sweet. Warm atmosphere with low light and soft upbeat music. The staff are all dressed so nicely and professional. Feels very formal but very warm and inviting. Finally, I decided to stay a little longer to try some dessert and hot saki. Mild, flavor, perfect pairing with the dessert!! Everything was so good!! I'm happy I decided to dine in and I will be back soon!

I got a PF Chang's gift card for Christmas and was excited because I hadn't been there since July…read more We decided to carry out on January 3. We called our order in and we were told to get there in 30 minutes to pick it up. We arrived 30 minutes after we placed the call. There must've been 10 DoorDash people waiting in the bar for their orders when we walked in.. Our 30 minute window came and went. It took an hour for us to get our food. Then, once we got home, the order was incorrect. That's a shame on me for not checking the order while we were there. Still having some money left on our gift card, we decided to give them another chance on January 10. We got there about 6:30pm. We decided to sit at the bar. Again, lots of DoorDash people were waiting for orders. Our server took our order a few minutes after we sat down. Our appetizers arrived very quickly. They were quite tasty. And then we waited. And waited. And waited. The bartender kept checking on our order and kept telling us it would be out shortly. At 8 o'clock, we told the bartender we were done waiting and that we were leaving. At the same moment, a gentleman showed up with our food. He happened to be the manager. I told him we'd been there an hour and a half, and were just now getting our dinners. I also told him that wasn't acceptable. He tried to explain as best he could but, in all honesty, how can you explain making someone wait an hour and a half for their dinner? I will say, he comped our meals which I thought was very decent. I'm not sure if their kitchen gets overwhelmed with DoorDash orders or whether they are shortstaffed. I just know our two experiences there were less than satisfying. The food was good. I'm just not sure I will go back. If you go on a weekend, be prepared to wait.

Love stopping into locally-owned mom and pop shops. The service here is fast & friendly. Menu…read moreselection is huge which is typical for an Asian restaurant. Won ton soup - lots of fresh, brightly colored vegetables and won tons. But the broth lacked flavor. Fixed it up with some chili oil and soy sauce. Dim sum / potstickers - hard to find in Reno and this does not answer the call. The shu mai & bbq buns taste store bought. I can do better at home. Chicken fried rice - lacks flavor. Added chili oil & soy sauce to make it average. Beef broccoli - very good. Would definitely have this again.

Craving some Dim Sum? This is a great spot to snag some. Yes they sell doughnuts, but that's not…read morewhy you go. You go for the pho and dim sum. The shrimp & pork shu mai and the shrimp dumplings were delicious! Dense, soft and flavorful! Don't forget to add the chili oil! The pork buns had good flavor, but I prefer a higher filling to bun ratio. Overall, this is a good spot to check out. Reno makes it hard to find good dim sum at an affordable price but this a decent spot. The price has steadily risen over the last couple of years, but the quantity to price is still one of the better ones. Check out the next menu photos I uploaded.

I tried this spot because my "usual" spot was closed this particular day. And let this serve as a…read morereminder to us all - it's good to get out of your normal rhythm and try new things! Off of Route 50 in South Lake Tahoe -- A short hop from Heavenly Village - this is a place I have seen before but never stopped. But in the mood for sushi -- I did a quick Yelp search for places open - and here we go! The restaurant was inviting. Quickly seated and served by really kind and attentive staff - we enjoy some sake sashimi, gyoza, tempura vegetables and a roll or two. I had a glass of Chardonnay - everything was quick, delicious, and just right. I give top marks for quality and freshness, staff attentiveness and all around experience. All for a very reasonable sushi price point. We will be back - maybe this is our new South Lake Tahoe #1 sushi spot???

Girl on the phone was extremely rude! 3 of my friends and I ordered separate orders online but one…read moreof my girls couldn't place her order in time. I then called the restaurant to ask if it was possible for them to accommodate 1 more small order since I didn't want my friend to starve and be left out. The young lady on the phone wasn't aware that she wasn't on mute and said "These 5 girls should've placed one fu**ing order instead of multiple". But logically, wouldn't one big order still take the same time as 5 separate ones? I understand that the restaurant was busy. I work in the industry myself. But this behavior was UNACCEPTABLE. She even asked my friend if she could order something easy such as a side of rice. Ok so if i wanted one bowl of rice why the hell would I even place a togo order for that? Once we got our order, I talked to the manager and he was shocked at what had happened. Please hold your employees to a higher expectation because as a paying customer, I wanted a refund but it was too late to ask. To the young girl on the phone if you're reading this, make sure you're on mute next time if you're going to talk sh*t!