JAM House Seafood Restaurant

I really like this place. Of course, I love Chinese restaurants in general, but this place has a lot going for it.
First, as everyone rightfully mentions, the décor is modern, looks great while not being at all over the top. It’s basically the opposite of sitting at the drab Tremendous Chinese Restaurant. (And actually, like Tremendous, JAM House is open late — 1 or 2 am — so this would be a very intriguing option for late night Chinese food.)
I’ve had dim sum here on several occasions, and all the staple dishes are very solid. In particular, the tripe is really nicely gingery/​scalliony, and thus better than most of the dim sum tripes I’ve had recently. They also have some very unique dishes: coconut bun/​cha siu bao mashup (which is all the craze at the cool dim sum places these days) and century egg puff pastry (like the one with cha siu, but filled with century egg instead) come to mind.
Staff here is really nice and the vibe is positive — something I can rarely say about a Chinese restaurant. That left a really good impression on me.

Nice modern décor. Food is good here… service alone gives Blue Lagoon a run for their money.
Great place for dim sum and dinner menu… traditional HK style chinese food.

Came back after a few months. It seems like they changed chefs because the food has gotten a lot better since the last time I was here.

My family and I dined at JAM last Saturday. It was a bit of a drive for us, but we heard it is under new management so we decided to give it a try.
The restaurant is tucked away in the corner of a small plaza, but the interior décor is nice and spacious. The service was pretty good and the staff was friendly. A couple of the ladies who were pushing the dim sum carts were able to speak some English, too (they assumed we weren’t able to speak Chinese).
It was almost 1 o’clock by the time we arrived. We were surprised to see carts were still being rolled out continuously. You can even order specific items if you don’t see it on the carts.
All of the food was fresh and tasted great. JAM offers a variety of staple dim sum dishes — your typical steamed buns, other steamed items, fried items, congee, desserts, and more — plus a few other ‘new and interesting’ items like the BBQ pork pineapple buns.
Small dim sum dishes cost $ 2.60, medium $ 3.60, and large items cost $ 5.00. Fried rice and noodles are offered as well. More importantly, you can get 10% off if you pay with cash. :)
I will definitely return to JAM for another dim sum date with my family, however, not as often as I would like because of the distance from our home!

This place used to be Happy Jade, but now under new management. I went here on Valentine’s Day for brunch with my family.
The interior is really nice, and more modern than before. It has a cozy feeling too it, which I like. Also everything was really clean.
The food was really good, everything was cook well, and tasted fresh. The service here was really good for me today. The staff were really friendly and fast. Overall, this will be my go to dim sum place. I will def come back again.

The dimsum here was surprisingly good. It’s difficult to find good quality dimsum in the Etobicoke area, which is closer to us than going up to Markham. I would say the dimsum was better than the Chinatown institutions downtown, but not quite as good as Markham dimsum places. We got the standard dimsum dishes and liked all of them. The service was a bit slow, but I think it’s because we were a bit early (got there around 10am), and the food took a while to arrive. When we left, we saw that alot more food was coming out, and some carts were being pushed around as well (ontop of the a la carte ordering).

Planned a weekend brunch to Happy Jade with a group of friends and when we got here we noticed the name change. We hesitantly decided to give it a try and it will be my last visit unfortunately. My family/​friends and I have been coming to Happy Jade for the past decade whether it be for dim sum, dinner or drunk munchies and they never failed my taste buds. This time around there was barely any selection — same ol carts rollin around. With the few plates we got, the taste and quality was meh. We wrapped it up after that. Too bad so sad! Nice renovations though.

Although the name has changed, I have been going to this Chinese restaurant for years. It’s a great place for dim sum!
Went here for a late lunch this Christmas. The dim sum was fresh and delicious. Tried the usual selections of dumplings, sticky rice, fried shrimp, and more. Everything that we selected from the dim sum carts tasted great.
Although, we did order some pork and duck from the menu. It was ok, but a little salty and the pork wasn’t as hot as I would have liked. I think next time we will stick to the food from the dim sum carts.
Aside from that, the actual dim sum was very tasty. Service was also very fast and friendly.
If you want good dim sum, give this place a try.

After searching for somewhere to have a nice Christmas lunch, my family and I finally found this place, one of the only few restaurants open on a holiday. If you are on a tight schedule but want a sit-​in restaurant experience with fast service, this place would be ideal for you. From the outside, its physical appearance is not very attractive and the place is stashed away in a plaza with other stores surrounding it. However, once we were inside, I soon realized that I had judged a book by its cover. From the inside, it was the total opposite. The room was big and spacious and our wait time to get the 5 of us seated was less than 10 minutes. Their washroom cleanliness also exceeded my expectations. Our lunch was delicious too and it’s so convenient how staff members pass by every table with all types of food on trolleys so we didn’t have to leave our seats. I tried their sticky rice, various dim sum pieces, and duck and my favorite was the shrimp dim sum. The duck was tasty & hopefully I can come back to enjoy more of it in the future when I no longer have a toothache. Overall, I would highly recommend this place if you’re looking for good quality dim sum/​asian food that is reasonably priced.

This is Happy Jade restaurant reopened under new management!
We have been coming here for decades, and this has always been our close to home go to for dim sum. They’re under new management, been open for a week, have overhauled most of the staff and done an efficient job with renos!
Food was definitely good and hits the spot. I want to give them a 5 because we love this place, but they’re simply not in that class of restaurant, but for where it is, and for the price — its always the solid option in east end sauga/​west Etobicoke.
Looks like they have a renewed focus and are doing well! Great staff and service as usual. Happy to be here and to see it bustling!