The China Jade name is written in smaller letters in the glass, the bigger name is some kind of Pho place. However the Singapore noodles and the dim sums are great
Jamie Reader
The service was amazing. The staff was incredibly prompt as well as friendly. They ran out of an ingredient for my drink i requested and they went out of there way to try and find it at the local market. They have incredibly rare ingredients for there smoothies too. The food was so delicious as well as the plating was beautiful.Kid-friendliness: They were fantastic with my 8 year old autistic son, made him feel special and made everyone feel at ease and were very personable.
Lisa Chin
Wanted to call out that this restaurant is not the original china Jade. I believe it was bought out and renamed to Pho Dong but they kept the name to bring old customers in. We were craving authentic Chinese dimsum but most of it was inedible. The wontons had freezer burn, roasted duck tasted old, rice crepe noodles were thick, sticky rice was not fully cooked, and we found hair in 2 dishes.
Marc M
Food was ok. Service was slow. Multiple mistakes. You are better off waiting in line at Star Kitchen is you want dim sum.
MadamoiselleHannah Salv
revisited this place yesterday June30 when I saw it was OPEN.to my dismay, it’s no longer Jade resto.This is NOW - Pho’ vietnamese and chinese resto. It was their soft opening. Egg noodles and dimsum were NOT yet available.once we’re seated , more people came and they left coz they want Jade resto.Sadly and happy for those who left coz the food was not exciting nor delicious.we drove 30mins hoping to see new/ renovated Jade.Anyway, we ordered peking duck coz chef is the same, same great taste. but the Pho noodles was bland/ plain, there are many better Pho noodles near our home.
GoFSUSeminoles
This was our favorite restaurant for dim sum for the past twenty years but it has recently closed. A new restaurant under new management is now in this store.
Tony T.
Great Chinese Restaurant! However, it is closed with a New Name, new owners, no further detail except that it is said to be a Chinese, Vietnamese, Asian fusion kinda dishes. More to come as soon as I've tried the place.
Van L.
Love this restaurant but it is closed. Hope it will be back soon. Delicious food. The waitresses are very nice. We miss your food. Please open again soon.
Drew Harlan
Best dim sum in Denver! I’ve been going here for years and was super bummed they were closed for renovations the last time I was back in town but hopefully they’ll reopen with a great new look and the same awesome food. The dim sum is always fresh since it comes straight from the kitchen rather than being passed around on carts. The baked BBQ pork buns are as big as your face and the taro puffs and spicy squid with salt are amazing. Hope they reopen soon!
David
We’ve been going to China Jade for the past 20+ years. Being from Hawaii and raised on saimin/ramen this was the closest with their noodle soup and delicious. And an added plus is that their dim sum is great and a meal in itself.
Best attention to receive the best real chinese MealDim Sum rocks!!
Nathan Q.
Very good Chinese food, hard to find a good Dim Sum in Colorado! We make the drive from Colorado Springs to here for our Chinese cravings. The waitress is very nice and it's only usually one of them working the floor so keep that in mind if you come here. This is our go to spot, and it hasn't disappointed so far!
Lala N.
The entire restaurant smells like toilet. The food was so greasy and salty, and we found a toothpick in our food, very disgusting. I feel very sick after eating. Our food was $10.95 each, but we got a $28 bill, the tax is $6? Definitely will not go again, would not recommend anyone to go either.
Ally Smity
We came here a few years back and only because the other dim sum places were full because it was Christmas and the wait at the other restaurants were way too long. So as a last resort, we came here with the whole family. It was nice to have a place to sit and eat and to gather as a family for the holidays. The food came out in a timely manner and our drinks were refilled properly. But I would say that the quality of the food at the time was good, somewhat average, but decent. My father complained about the food being too salty. Unfortunately, I don't think he was left with a good impression and we have yet to return.
Will K
Gem of a spot for authentic Chinese food and dim sum. The soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and shumai are delicious and made fresh to order. The quality at Star Kitchen down the street is hit or miss and I don't understood the hype and the hour long wait times when this spot, China Jade exists. Definitely a hole in the wall worth checking out.
The China Jade name is written in smaller letters in the glass, the bigger name is some kind of Pho place. However the Singapore noodles and the dim sums are great
The service was amazing. The staff was incredibly prompt as well as friendly. They ran out of an ingredient for my drink i requested and they went out of there way to try and find it at the local market. They have incredibly rare ingredients for there smoothies too. The food was so delicious as well as the plating was beautiful.Kid-friendliness: They were fantastic with my 8 year old autistic son, made him feel special and made everyone feel at ease and were very personable.
Wanted to call out that this restaurant is not the original china Jade. I believe it was bought out and renamed to Pho Dong but they kept the name to bring old customers in. We were craving authentic Chinese dimsum but most of it was inedible. The wontons had freezer burn, roasted duck tasted old, rice crepe noodles were thick, sticky rice was not fully cooked, and we found hair in 2 dishes.
Food was ok. Service was slow. Multiple mistakes. You are better off waiting in line at Star Kitchen is you want dim sum.
revisited this place yesterday June30 when I saw it was OPEN.to my dismay, it’s no longer Jade resto.This is NOW - Pho’ vietnamese and chinese resto. It was their soft opening. Egg noodles and dimsum were NOT yet available.once we’re seated , more people came and they left coz they want Jade resto.Sadly and happy for those who left coz the food was not exciting nor delicious.we drove 30mins hoping to see new/ renovated Jade.Anyway, we ordered peking duck coz chef is the same, same great taste. but the Pho noodles was bland/ plain, there are many better Pho noodles near our home.
This was our favorite restaurant for dim sum for the past twenty years but it has recently closed. A new restaurant under new management is now in this store.
Great Chinese Restaurant! However, it is closed with a New Name, new owners, no further detail except that it is said to be a Chinese, Vietnamese, Asian fusion kinda dishes. More to come as soon as I've tried the place.
Love this restaurant but it is closed. Hope it will be back soon. Delicious food. The waitresses are very nice. We miss your food. Please open again soon.
Best dim sum in Denver! I’ve been going here for years and was super bummed they were closed for renovations the last time I was back in town but hopefully they’ll reopen with a great new look and the same awesome food. The dim sum is always fresh since it comes straight from the kitchen rather than being passed around on carts. The baked BBQ pork buns are as big as your face and the taro puffs and spicy squid with salt are amazing. Hope they reopen soon!
We’ve been going to China Jade for the past 20+ years. Being from Hawaii and raised on saimin/ramen this was the closest with their noodle soup and delicious. And an added plus is that their dim sum is great and a meal in itself.
Restaurantji Recommends
Best attention to receive the best real chinese MealDim Sum rocks!!
Very good Chinese food, hard to find a good Dim Sum in Colorado! We make the drive from Colorado Springs to here for our Chinese cravings. The waitress is very nice and it's only usually one of them working the floor so keep that in mind if you come here. This is our go to spot, and it hasn't disappointed so far!
The entire restaurant smells like toilet. The food was so greasy and salty, and we found a toothpick in our food, very disgusting. I feel very sick after eating. Our food was $10.95 each, but we got a $28 bill, the tax is $6? Definitely will not go again, would not recommend anyone to go either.
We came here a few years back and only because the other dim sum places were full because it was Christmas and the wait at the other restaurants were way too long. So as a last resort, we came here with the whole family. It was nice to have a place to sit and eat and to gather as a family for the holidays. The food came out in a timely manner and our drinks were refilled properly. But I would say that the quality of the food at the time was good, somewhat average, but decent. My father complained about the food being too salty. Unfortunately, I don't think he was left with a good impression and we have yet to return.
Gem of a spot for authentic Chinese food and dim sum. The soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and shumai are delicious and made fresh to order. The quality at Star Kitchen down the street is hit or miss and I don't understood the hype and the hour long wait times when this spot, China Jade exists. Definitely a hole in the wall worth checking out.