Tjade’s

I was visiting from out of town and stumbled upon this place while looking for places to eat on yelp. I chose this place due to the wide selection of different Asian cuisines on their menu. I wanted something that would be easy for my Vietnamese parents to eat. Upon walking in, the atmosphere was cute and cozy. The decor was very beautiful and gave me japan vibes with the pretty pink tree. I can definitely see many date nights here in the future. We choose many different dishes off the menu to try and we got the Pad Thai, Vietnamese beef stew (Bo Kho), special pho (Pho đặc biệt), vegetarian pho, shaken beef, short rib pho, etc. Everything tasted authentic and delicious. The food reminded us of home and it was comforting for the cold weather. The service was great as we walked in we were greeted right away and were seated. The food came out fresh and fast. I would definitely recommend this place to all!

Did a togo order yesterday and food was ready right as I got there. Interior during my brief pit stop was definitely modern and brightly lit and not crowded, so a great place for a date.My wife got the shaken beef and have to say that was excellent. Super tender beef, great seasoning, some vegetables to make you feel healthy and rice. Probably among the best renditions of the dish I've had anywhere, and would definitely get again. I got the bho ko (beef stew) with a baguette and that was very ok. The stew beef was super tender and unctuous, but the stew itself was on the thinner side and was very vegetal in flavor (i.e. you just taste the carrot). The bread was also not as crisp as I would like in the traditional pairing, but soft and serviceable.All in all, would be curious to try more of the menu.

We had the orange chicken and shaken beef. The orange chicken reminded me of P.F. Chang's. I would reorder orange chicken again. The avocado ice cream was also very interesting. It taste good and would recommend. As for the shaken beef, the beef was slightly too soft for me. Similar to a pot roast beef tenderloin. I would love if management added a ribeye or angus beef option with the same sauce. It would have been my favorite dish

This was my first time eating here. I wanted to go for quite some time. The menu is pricey. The food portion was smaller for the price. The ambiance is very upscale. The service and staff were wonderful. They are greater than a 4 star, but less than a 5 star. I will return and recommend to others.

I was super excited to see a Vietnamese restaurant in cedar park. Location great and restaurant very pretty. Menu is very large. What was disappointing was that the menu has several item that was crossed off by a permanent marker, sooo tacky. I ordered their signature dish "broken rice". Owner stopped by and said this is their best dish. To my surprise this was not good. Rice was warm but dried out, like it was days old. The pork chop was almost as thin as a piece of paper. Pork chop was topped with a scallion oil which was fine but the pork chop itself was sooooo greasy. They didn't grill the pork chop as the traditional calls for. They pan fried it with so much it was inedible. If this is their signature dish that they charge almost $20 for I wouldn't want to try the rest of the menu. Service was good and so was the atmosphere hence why I gave it two stars

I really wanted to like this place more! But I wasn't impressed with the Peking duck. It was a bit strangely watery...and the skin wasn't crispy nor flavorful enough. The imperial fish, however, was perfectly fried and crispy. Their fish sauce wasn't good enough to pair with the fish. It was bland and therefore leaving the whole experience wanting in taste. The lobster Baos were delicious though! Very flavorful. The Baos were soft. This place is on the pricier end. If I came back, I would try their Com Tam. Very good and attentive staff. Beautiful decor inside. Quite upscale. Plenty of seatings.

Very beautifully designed restaurant! I love the modern decor and calm ambiance. It's refreshing to see such a restaurant style for Asian/Vietnamese cuisine. Menu had a good variety of dishes of Vietnamese, Thai, and American items with appetizers. Prices were fair for the portions you received, I left pretty full with one entree dish. Service was top notch, attentive, and friendly. Location is convenient, next to a busy street. Plenty of parking and in a small shopping center. They are in soft opening right now, looking forward to their grand opening soon. A great addition to the Austin/Cedar Park food community.

Wife and I decided to try a new place that's closer to home. I ordered the shaking beef and liked it. Wife got the curry which she didn't like too much. It was lacking in flavors and too liquidity. On top of that the rice was very undercooked, making it hard to eat. Prob won't be coming here much

When I spotted TJade's, I knew I wanted to try it because I love Asian food. I went there about two months ago, but have been dragging my feet writing this review. It was a midweek lunch so it wasn't crowded at the restaurant. Besides myself, I think there was one table in the back that was occupied.I walked in, and I noticed it was nicely decorated. I don't know what the decor is near the back of the restaurant because I never got that far. They put me at the first table around the wall of the entrance. If you ever dined alone you'll be used to this. They put you in an area where you really can't be seen .The woman who seated me also took my order. An iced tea and the appetizer called three region sampler. It had five different appetizers with three different sauces. The iced tea was brought quickly, and it was just iced tea. Nothing special.It took about 10 - 15 minutes and my appetizer was served. The first I wanted to try was the shrimp on sugarcane. And it tasted like mince shrimp, no sugary taste no other seasonings that I can recognize. It was actually kind of bland. So I moved onto the pork patty skewers. They were tender and they were ground pork. Again, we are talking about no seasoning.I was wondering because a lot of the Asian foods that you eat are well seasoned but this place it was bland. Then I tried the eggrolls which I believe had some of the exact same sausage on it from the skewers. At least it tasted the same again no wow factor. I should state that it came with three different dipping sauces. One was a peanut sauce, one was a sweet chili sauce and the last was a spicy vinaigrette. So when I tried my next round of the same appetizers, I definitely put sauce on it this time, so it made it taste like the sauce flavorThis is when I decided to plunge into the pork belly bao. This one was a challenge, and I changed the name to chewy chewy chewy. I took a small bite into it and started chewing five minutes later. I'm still chewing the same small piece. It was rough getting the whole bao finished. The final appetizer was the spring roll with shrimp. I knew better and put the peanut sauce on that and ate it. This was the least offensive one, but still it was kind of dry.During this time while I'm trying to eat it all, the lady who sent me kept coming over to see if I needed anything else +2 other male waiters kept interrupting me to see if they can help me. Someone would say this is good Service I called annoying because I wanted to be left alone .This disgusting appetizer cost me $25. I will never order it again.Actually, I'm pretty sure I am never gonna be here again. And if you check out the reviews, you will find most of them are from out of state with just one to five total reviews done, I find that suspicious.

The Pad Thai here is the best in Austin! Super flavorful and reminds me of the mom and pop home cook meals back in Thailand. Highly recommend!