We ordered a delivery on a cold night…read more We ordered the shu mai, shrimp har gow, and the dinner combo. The dinner combo included almond chicken, chow mein , a beef with veggie stir fry and egg rolls. The shu mai is huge! Worth the price, I'm not sure if they grind their own pork but there were a couple fat pieces in the filing, which we didn't mind. The har gow were also very good. The combo dinner hit the spot. I had been craving noodles and American style Chinese. The almond chicken hit the spot. We enjoyed that the beef veggie stir fry had snap peas and water chestnuts! The combo also came with egg flower soup! What a quality value this combo was. This dinner hit the spot for us.

My dad was in town and he loves Chinese food so Jade Garden it was for our dinner meet…read more Free street parking can be found. Jade Garden has a lounge but it was dark and disorganized on our visit so we sat in the empty dining room. Large parties can be accommodated. Round dining tables encourage all to participate in conversations. Lunch menu is offered daily, from 11:00am-3:00pm (closed Tuesday's). Jade Garden offers a full bar. While looking over the menu, I sipped on a glass of Chardonnay for $8. We shared an order of BBQ Pork (12pc) for $13.95. My dad ordered the House Special Chow Mein with Shrimp for $22.95. My daughter ordered hot pot Shrimp with Vermicelli & Vegetables for $21. I ordered Kung Pao Prawns for $21. We all shared an order of Sauteed Dried String Beans for $16.95. Portions seemed small, especially the Chow Mein and Green Beans compared to other Chinese restaurants. Food was good. Staff was friendly. I plan on take-out the next time. The entirely empty and quiet restaurant felt extremely awkward and uncomfortable to me. The dark lounge was odd. I literally had to check the time to ensure we didn't arrive at closing time, which indeed we did not. I would recommend at the very minimum to play some background music at a low volume.

We were missing buffets so we decided to come for a fun lunch time! It was definitely fun. The…read moreSunday All Day buffet is priced at $23.99 and we thought it was well worth it because of the variety. The service is pretty standard and the staff were able to clear our plates relatively quickly. This is a Chinese or Asian style buffet, and we loved the Asian style fusion foods. There were rows and rows of food choices. Some of the trays were of hot food like ribs or fish, fried foods, various seafoods, a salad bar, sushi and sashimi bar, desserts or fruits, and even a DIY grilling station where you can choose your own meats or proteins, veggies, or noodles, and they'll freshly stir fry it on a hot stone flat grill top! The various seafoods included shrimp, clams, baked oysters, crawfish, and deep fried crab. My favourite was probably the sushi bar with many different rolls, nigiri sushi, sashimi, and sashimi salad. They also have an unlimited soft serve machine. All in all, a great lunch with amazing variety and portions!

I guess I shouldn't expect much from a small town Chinese buffet. The sushi section seemed a bit…read moreoff. It didn't look fresh at all so I didn't bother touching it. They didn't have much to choose from either. No beef dishes as I can recall except the roast. Other than that it was mainly chicken dishes. They had some seafood dishes, but weren't fresh of course. They had seafood boil that had a few lobster halves, snails and crab legs, but it always ran out as soon as they filled it. People would just dig for it and leave the rest like the potatoes and corn. Luckily I was able to grab a few crabs and half of a lobster after the 4th fill. I did have a few baked oyster that was good. The place was semi decent when it came to cleanliness. The people that worked there were nice. They did have a Mongolian grill. Other than that, I will cut this review short because there wasn't anything phenomenal about this restaurant.

My absolute favorite place for dumplings! Anytime I know we're going up to anacortes I immediately…read morecheck if harbin dumplings is going to be open. Not only are the portion sizes incredible, but the quality and kind service keep us coming. Generally we just get an order of pot stickers but the noodle and noodle soup dishes are also incredible! During sunnier days there's plenty of benches to dine outside otherwise slamming some dumplings in the car is also a fantastic time lol

Overall great! We liked the pork wraps, very tasty. The noodles were a little plain, not enough…read moremeat and vegetables.

For me having dim sum is much like having fried chicken or meatloaf. It's comfort food, not…read morenecessarily fine dining. So like meatloaf I want it to be simple, predictable, and comforting. I don't need a chef wildly experimenting with my siu mai, or dabbling with my baked hom bow. My analysis of Sun Sui Wah, very nice interior, ok service, solid food. Was it a few dollars more than similar fare in Seattle, yes. But I also didn't have to drive to Seattle, not to mention put up with the street spectacle that now exists in the International District. It gets 5 stars because it delivers as promised.

Came off a cruise and needed good Asian food immediately. I was able to waitlist in advance and get…read moreseated. The food was a little pricier than what I'm used to, but the quality and taste were excellent so it was worth it! We ordered a ton of dishes from the main menu and dim sum as well. The service was friendly and we were able to order from our phones which was nice. Definitely recommend this dim sum in Bellevue!

There are a lot of great dim sum spots out there, but finding one that still does the classic cart…read moreservice? That's my favorite kind of dim sum restaurant, and this place absolutely delivers. From the moment we sat down, the carts were rolling by nonstop, stacked with steamers and fresh plates. There's just something special about being able to see everything before you choose, it makes the whole experience feel lively and traditional. I was SO excited when I spotted taro puff on one of the carts. Not every dim sum restaurant carries it, which is tragic because it's easily one of my favorite dishes. These were perfect. The had a crispy, lacy exterior with that light, fluffy taro filling inside and a savory center. I immediately grabbed a plate and was prepared to eat the entire thing if no one else wanted to try it. The siu mai was solid and flavorful, the har gow had a nice translucent wrapper with juicy shrimp inside, and the chicken feet were especially good. They were very tender, well seasoned, and cooked just right. The steamed spareribs were another standout. They were super flavorful and not overly fatty. Overall, this is exactly what I want in a dim sum experience with the bustling atmosphere, carts rolling around, and all my favorite classics (taro puff!). If you love traditional cart style dim sum, this place is definitely worth a visit. Everything was so tasty.

My family chose to come here for a post-graduation lunch, and unfortunately it was one of the most…read moredisappointing dining experiences I've had. We had to ask for water three separate times, including going up to the host stand because nobody checked on our table. When the water finally arrived, it had a strong musty taste that was unpleasant enough that none of us wanted to drink it. The service was equally disappointing. The staff seemed annoyed whenever my mother or aunt asked questions, and there were several instances where responses felt abrupt or dismissive. What made it more frustrating was seeing much friendlier interactions with surrounding tables. We never felt welcomed as guests. I understand automatic gratuity for larger parties, but the mandatory 20% gratuity felt difficult to justify given the level of service we received. Had tipping been left to our discretion, I would have left considerably less. The food also fell far below expectations, especially for the price point: * The walnut shrimp still had waste material visible in the tail. * The salt and pepper calamari was overwhelmingly salty, lacked pepper flavor, and came with burnt shallots. * The beef and broccoli was covered in a thick, gelatinous sauce with noticeable clumps of cornstarch. * Our party of six was given only two small bowls of rice to share. To make matters worse, I felt nauseous after the meal despite generally having a strong stomach. Overall, the combination of poor service, underwhelming food quality, and high prices made this a disappointing choice for what should have been a celebratory family meal.

This is simply the best Chinese takeout I have ever had. Everything I've tried is exceptional…read more The salt and pepper fish is especially good. Their ordering system is so easy to navigate...

Loved this restaurant! Great Chinese southern and northern fusion menu options for spicy and non…read morespicy customers. I love their pork and chicken Xiao Long Bao, they are freshly made each day, so juicy and delicious! We ordered spicy Wontons, shrimp dumplings and pork dumplings. Spicy Wontons are not so spicy, you can pick spicy level. We ordered dessert sweet sticky rice balls. They are freshly made, very tender and not overly sweet, cooked with Gongi berries, sweet rice balls and egg drops. We love to support local small businesses like this. Their fruit and floral herbal teas are so good, favorable and healthy. We treat every table free cheese cake for every visit. We recommend you to try!

Stopped in for a bite to eat and was welcomed by a friendly and kind bar staff and hostess…read more I couldn't decide on what to eat but I was pretty famished so the bartender recommended the Mongolian beef. It came quick and the beef had the perfect crisp and the vegetables were plenty. It was a fantastic meal paired by a respectable drink selection. Bar has a huge tv with sports on and the vibe is part touristy but also part locals hangout. Certainly glad I came by. I will be back next time I am in town!

Atmosphere & location 5 star! Food 2 star…read more Summary: do not come here. I went here with my uncle and extended family to celebrate my cousin graduating nursing school. Parking is quite challenging. I entered the restaurant and was confused because there's a big sign outside that says "fisherman jacks" but it bridges two building and there's like an odd walkway and the only real entrance was this Chinese restaurant with Chinese characters on the door. You walk in and nothing says fisherman jacks. The signs, the menus, the host area. Anyways it is the place. The resultant is really nice looking and it's right on the water and it was like a nice hot day with baby blue sky and the restaurant fully opens up so we're indoor but it's kinda like outdoor patio seating. So I was really impressed at how nice this restaurant was. I used the bathroom and it was kinda sub par with only 2 stalls and 1 sink but whatever it worked. I ordered an espresso martini and a water since I had arrived last and wasn't sure who's water was who's. They never brought me a water. The martini was really good. We order family style and my uncle orders us a feast with like 6 appetizers and like 10 entrees. But the food was totally lack luster. It was at the bare minimum level of acceptable. Every item was like this. I was totally shocked. I couldn't help but be totally disappointed and I was trying to remind myself to be grateful because I'm at a family event and it's a beautiful day and I have a meal that is being provided for me and I made the best of it. But seriously I cannot stress this enough; The flavor was slightly worse and more dull than Panda Express and the quality of the food was on par with Panda Express. I know my uncle paid an insane price for this dinner and I appreciate it and had fun but I can't quite shake the feeling that this place charges top tier pricing for Panda Express level of food. I don't recommend it and I won't be coming back.

I may (not) be Asian....but I eat a lot of Asian food. I also go to every ChinaTown in any major…read morecity I can. Golden City is a real good place to dine: - Hot & Sour soup: This place has about the absolute best hot & sour we've ever had anywhere. - bbq pork: a traditionally prepared dish that was very good. - Fried dumplings: Not the greatest dumpling I've ever had...but good enough. They had a real good dipping sauce to accompany. - duck: This duck dish was real good. We certainly we like this place. Oh...and it's open later than most any restaurants around in the area!

It was our first time in Victoria and we were looking for good Chinese food, luckily we found…read moreGolden City! When we arrived around 7pm the restaurant was not busy at all! I think it would probably be busier at lunch since they do have a dim sum menu. We ordered off the dim sum menu because I was hungry for it and they still offered it. From the regular menu I just got stir fry pea vines. The pea vines were crunchy and garlicky. They were to my liking. On the dim sum menu we got tripe, Xiao long Bao, omasum, har gow, chicken feet, and ham sui gok. My favorites on the dim sum menu were the tripe, Xiao long Bao, and chicken feet. The omasum was a bit too chewy and needed to be cooked long because I also had a hard time eating it. Everything else filled me up quickly and they were a great late night eat! Overall, Golden City is a standard place for Chinese food. The employees were nice but it's easier to talk to them if you have another mandarin speaker with you. My partner speaks mandarin so he helped me order.