“Tiny place, small parking options, great food. Ill with RSV all of January (happy new year ☹️) I desperately needed some Hot and Sour soup. I'm relatively new to Sacramento, so I looked up restaurants on the internet for pics of the soup. Their's looked like the correct ingredients, so I took a chance. Ordered ahead, Googled directions, and found a place as tiny as a tea cup. One middle-aged couple having quiet a lunch... my type of place. A tiny diamond on a side street between lovely residential area and business area. Soup was fabulous, so I ordered more dishes to go. Good food, not haute cuisine, but really good. This one stays on my speed dial - yeah, I'm old. ?Vegetarian options: It's a Chinese restaurant ? ya know, tofu, veggies ?Parking: Parking lot is a gravel "street/sort of alley" affair but definitely designated for parking. And there is some street parking.“
“Delicious Cantonese/southern Chinese seafood and dim sum restaurant. More upscale and thus more expensive than other equally delicious local alternatives. Food: Dim sum dishes - 4/5 - very good but not exceptional; also relatively overpriced /more bougey. Dim sum is to be ordered hot and fresh from the menu House/wor vs regular wonton soup - 4.5/5 - wonton with other protein variety which overall was very good, but I've definitely have had better wontons House combination fried rice - 5/5 - one of the best Salted egg shrimp and pumpkin - 5/5 - just delicious! A favorite that you must try! Lobster, salted egg style - 5/5 - this style surprisingly works really well for seafood and personally tastes as good as the scallion(green onion) and ginger, my previous favorite lobster style Walnut shrimp - 5/5 - very delicious crispy fried covered sweet mayonnaise and walnuts Black pepper chicken - 4/5 - pretty good Rainbow chicken - 5/5 - excellent taste and aesthetics Seafood satay rice noodle in clay pot - 5/5 - delicious seasoned/sauteed glass noodle with seafood Yue huang vs seafood pan fried noodle - 5/5 - excellent version of a classic Chinese country style rice noodle - 5/5 - delicious stir fry of glass noodle with sautéed protein Yue huang chow fun dry - 5/5 - another fantastic version of a classic wide rice noodle dish Beef chow fun dry - 5/5 - love this w Seafood chow fun with egg wet - 5/5 - if you love seafood + egg + chow fun rice noodle Ambience: Large spacious dining area featuring beautiful Chinese traditional art Service: Fast and friendly“
“I love it here the food is great and it comes very quickly and instead of white rice and fried rice choices they also give you chow mein as a side with your main course!It came to $26. bucks for two!!! Amen.The Waitresses are very sweet this is our second time coming and not our last.“
“First dimsum experience in Sacramento. I went around noo on Sunday. The parking lot was full, so I ended up parking at Target. Waited about 30 to 40 minutes to get a table. Once we sat down, the carts came by quickly we were able to eat right away. I loved dimsum selections and they were very tasty. There were three of us and we spent about 90 dollars including tips. I would come back here to get dishes that I missed.“
“First time trying Green Jade Restaurant and absolutely loved it. My husband and I are vegetarian, so we were happy to see they have a large vegetarian menu. We tried several dishes and they were all full of flavor. The staff were super friendly. The restaurant is comfortable. Decent price. Definitely recommend.“
“This place reminds me of the restaurants in Chinatown in San Francisco. Mom & Pop serving up good food. The chow mien and fried rice had minimal soy sauce and great flavor with a little char. Looking forward to their entrees. Must try!“
“Food tastes great! Have had and love so far: wonton soup; egg flower soup; hot and sour soup; green bean chicken; appetizer assortment (spring rolls; crispy wonton; cream cheese wonton; foil wrapped chicken; fried prawns). Lady at the counter is sweet. The building and location itself is awful, but the service and food are great value and great taste.“