Jade Palace

Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in the valley, they have traditional egg foo young the way I love it from the East Coast.
However, Saturday night we ordered take out and the rice was so dry it had a crunch and the egg foo young was over cooked and I had to use a knife to cut it.
Disappointed to say the least, I’ve had good experiences at the Pinnacle Peak location and will continue to visit them.

The beef lo mein is great!!! My favorite Chinese place in Phoenix! Their egg rolls are a great menu item too!

Best Chinese food west of Detroit!!! Try the Imperial Duck, House egg foo young, house fried rice, NY style egg rolls and to top that off, get the almond cookies.

Amazing! Best hot & sour soup I’ve ever had! We ordered the Mongolian Beer, Garlic chicken with mixed veggies & moo mgoo Gia oh pan. The lunch specials are great and a lot of food! You also get a good serving of soup. Ivy was our server and she was so sweet and great! This place also delivers and it’s pretty kid friendly. Would highly recommend it.

So we called ahead to see if they were crowded before we ventured out. The Chinese lady said no wait. We showed up 30 mins later and were told there was 30 minutes wait. Sheez. While we waited, noticed the lobby looked a bit run down and dirty though lights were dark /​to hide that fact. We left.

Genuine New York-​style Chinese food! Excellent quantity, quality, and price. Best Chinese food in Phoenix metropolitan area.

We frequent this place once a month. It’s normally pretty good. Tonight was as bad as it gets! We waited 45 minutes to be seated and the food was horrible. It took 20 minutes just to order once we were seated. The food came wrong and no one seemed to care.
It will be a long time before we try this place again.
Don’t order the shrimp egg foo young… There was a mysterious ingredient in there.

Amazing as always! Food, service, and people are so great. We live in South Chandler and won’t eat Chinese anywhere in the valley except here. Lots of food goes home with us. Try the sizzling beef and scallops.

I come here way too much! This place is the best Chinese I’ve had in the Phoenix area. The restaurant is large and well decorated, and the service is always great. We’ve had the sizzling seabass, orange chicken, lettuce wraps, dumplings, shrimp with pretty much every vegetable they have, and more! Everything is delicious. Definitely give it a try, I think you’ll be back! Also, it’s always packed… on every weeknight or weekend that I’ve gone there. That says something!
P. S. the only reason it’s 4 star and not 5, is I still compare to my favorite Chinese place ever, in Minnesota (Great Wall if you ever visit)!

Good food, nice upscale family atmosphere, and great service. A bit on the pricey side but you get what you pay for here. Haven’t had a bad meal yet and whether it’s dining in or taking out, it has always been satisfactory. Everyone who I’ve been there with has liked it as well and keeps going back. I’ll be there again!

Jade Palace is a hidden gem! The food is mouthwatering and the service is incomparable. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed the Egg Rolls, the Pork Fried Rice (best in town), Orange Chicken.
Although all the servers are wonderful, Dominic was the most polite, knowledgeable, attentive and friendly of them all. Ask for him if you go! He always has the best recommendations and is happy to serve.
Haven’t been disappointed yet and will definitely be returning!

Total rip off! Ordered take out. Took forever. Food was cold and the cartons not even filled to the top. Rude customer service and WAY OVER PRICED!!! Stick chop Sticks in my eyes if I ever come back here.

Not great Chinese food. We saw that the New York egg roll was beloved on Unilocal and it was good, but, you know, deep fried anything tastes pretty dang good, especially since I don’t usually eat gluten or fried foods. My husband & I got a TON of food to qualify for $ 10 off of a $ 45 bill. We tasted beef with broccoli, shrimp with lobster sauce, cashew chicken and Szechuan chicken — all were decent but not spectacular. The hot and sour soup gets a lot of play on Unilocal,but it was a bowl of gelatin with some tofu and egg — pretty gross, but then again I’m not a big fan of hot and sour soup. Both my husband & I felt sick after eating here so I’ve downgraded from 3 to 2 stars. We will not go back ever.

No complaints! Had the chicken wraps (awesome), crab wontons (holy crap), and twice cooked pork (amazing, with a light spice)… And two Tsingtao’s (yum)

I am gluten intolerant, so I have only tried 1 thing on the menu… Which is AMAZING, so it’s fine by me!
I always have the chicken lettuce wraps… Sounds boring, right? Nope! Delicious! And very filling. (The sauce they offer is not gluten free and they do not have GF soy sauce, so bring your own)
He has the lettuce wraps and sometimes the Pepper Steak which he says is absolutely fantastic!
He also had the green beans and I tried 1… Wow! Delish!
Nice restaurant for families or date night with great food!

Very good service and food was terrific. We had the vegetable egg foo young and the moo shu chicken. A little pricey but the atmosphere is definitely a notch above most Phx Chinese restaurants. We went to the new location just off of Pima Rd and Pinnacle Peak Parkway. We will go back.

I believe in redemption. So when I got hungry during a shopping trip and was next to Jade Palace, I decided to give them a try for lunch despite a disappointing prior visit.
Lunch menu had my favorite Shrimp in Lobster Sauce NY style (with pork bits) Came with soup, rice, vegetable roll, and crab wonton. All for $ 9.50 unless you eat in and then you pay $ 10.50. Never saw this before here. In France, it is very common. The egg drop soup arrived with crispy noodles and two dipping sauces: red colored sweet sauce and hot mustard. The Noodles while fresh and flavorful were too greasy to eat (had the same problem during the first visit and it hasn’t been corrected.) Soup had a nice taste but nothing extraordinary.
Shrimp with lobster sauce arrived with white rice despite the fact that I ordered fried rice. Veggie roll and crab wonton was also on the plate. They quickly switched up to the fried rice which was fairly decently flavored.
The shrimp with lobster sauce had 8 fairly large shrimp. I was surprised. 8 shrimp for a lunch special. Kind of nice. The sauce was delightful – not too salty – just enough egg – not too thick – not too watery. My delight was short lived when I saw that most of the shrimp had not been cleaned. Yikes!!! I’m glad it wasn’t a chicken! I delicately open the side of the «dirty» shrimp and took out the entrails. (Hope it is just sand and algae.) Hubby says that shrimp are the scavengers of the sea – kind of like a vacuum cleaner which sucks up everything). I have to confess that after I cleaned them, I felt compelled to eat them. They were plump and perfectly cooked so down the hatch they went. I will say that this would have been a 4 star review if not for having shrimp intestines looking at me while I ate. This was definitely a better experience than the last time I was here, but the dirty shrimp really ruined the moment of having what would have been a really nice lunch.

Authentic
Great dumplings
Amazing place to go with the family.
Just stay away from the house lo mein.

This place has been around at least as long as I lived in Arizona but never had a chance to try until the other day. Why did I wait over 10 years?
Nice upscale ambiance. I like all the décor they had. We went without reservation thinking who would eat Chinese food on Christmas Eve? I was wrong. I was told to wait 20 – 30 mins. Fortunately wait wasn’t too long and we were seated at nice comfy booth.
Service was good. We waited for our food a bit longer than we are used to at any other Chinese restaurants but this place was busy.
Food was very good. Orange crispy chicken was spicy and good. Fried tofu with brown sauce became really good after I added some hot oil.
There are many more items on the menu I wanted to try, so I will be back soon. Next time I won’t wait 10+ years.

It feels as if we’ve eaten in Jade Palace a zillion times over the years and have always had a great time.
The food is very good, boarding on excellent. While the wait staff can be both inattentive and on top of you during the same visit. LOL But we keep coming back because it feels like home. It also reminds us of all those other great white table cloth Chinese restaurants we’ve eaten in over the years.
We arrived around 7 on a Friday night and Jade Palace was full swing, with a few tables just being bused. Lucky us! The wait was less than five minutes. We were able to be seated at a booth off to the side. It had both the advantages of being intimate, as well as tucked away and out of sight. We sat for long period before we were able to flag down the owners son. But we hardly noticed since we were having such a great conversation.
We were also fortunate on this visit to order off menu that delicious dish of Cold Noodles with Sesame Sauce. It was a reasonable $ 9.95, and a old favorite of mine. Sadly I couldn’t make the same deal to get some Sichuan Won-​Tons. Oh well, the Fried Pot Stickers for $ 5.95 were very good substitute!
Our appetizers were complemented by some Plum wine and LI Ice Tea. My friend Marvin loves this place and so do we.
For our entrees, we ordered the yummy General Tso’s Chicken for $ 13.95 and the equally delicious Pork Lo Mein for $ 10.50. Both came with that individually prepared, layered taste that Jade is known for. We’ve eaten both here and the Jade up on Pinnacle Peak, but this is our favorite location.
Our bill came to just over $ 30 per person, including drinks and we left feeling well satisfied with this exquisite Chinese meal.
An energetic Four and half Stars, and yes we are most definitely Fans.
Enjoy!