Jade Chinese Kitchen

Got the the General Tso and Orange chickens and they are basically the same sauce. Sesame chicken, from the description of the people working there is also the same.Also, we found a bone in it, so watch out for that.

I went to this restaurant based solely on a Yelp review of 4.5. Not sure how that is possible. I ordered Generals Chicken and Chicken Lo Mein, which came to $33. Definitely pricey but OK, I will pay for good food. However, the Generals chicken was Orange chicken. It was tasty, but not the flavor I wanted. The Chicken Lo Mein was not good at all...very bitter. Sorry, will not go back again.

What a treat! We visited Jade Chinese Kitchen during a visit from out-of-town, and we were so glad we chose to give them a try! The prices are reasonable, and you get plenty for the price. We ordered both sushi and Chinese dishes, and everything was delicious (and it all was served up very quickly!). None of us left hungry, and we didn't have to take out a mortgage to pay the tab. We look forward to going back whenever we are in town again.Thank you so much for the fabulous food!

Pleasant surprise even though I'm not much of a fan of Chinese; the last time I ate Chinese was when I didn't keep kosher.Wonton soup was great. I ordered Beef Lomein. The noodles were excellent. The beef was good; somewhat better than I expected based on my memories of non-kosher Chinese.The service was quick; much better than expected.I couldn't care less about things being served in plastic - the food was hot and fresh.Rice was horrible. I'm not sure why people get sides of rice with everything. It was uneatable.

I ate here a few days ago while I was in Cleveland for business.I'm tired of going to fake Israeli food restaurants which are a staple for Kosher travellers like myself so I thought I'd give Jade Food a shot. It's located where Jerusalem Grill used to be located on Cedar Rd.While there are about seats for 20 in the restaurant this is more of a take-out place. Even though I sat in the restaurant, my food came in plastic take out with a paper plate.I ordered a spicy chicken dish and it was exactly what I expected. Unfortunately most joints like this over sauce everything and I wasn't disappointed. Perhaps next time I'll order something else.That being said, the service was quick, the food came quickly as was extremeIy hot. There is a limited drink menu (coke, sprite, water) and the offerings are pretty simple, but hey, it's better than bad hummus and falafel.

Gary sure hit a homerun with this restaurant. The service is always quick and the food is always fresh and tasty. The lunch special is a great value

This is really good kosher Chinese food. I highly recommend it. I love the tofu. Drinks are by the can. Plates and cutlery are disposable.

This is a great place. Very friendly and good food. I eat lunch here fairly often and also have had dinner here a couple times. I like the crispy chicken mala and their egg rolls are good.

Had takeout from this restaurant. Had hot and sour soup that lacked spices. Garlic beef was OK.

My family doesn't keep kosher but we accidentally found this kosher Chinese spot when I mistakenly thought the new shwarma restaurant was in this space. Anyway, prices are a lot higher than traditional Chinese restaurants, and portions are small. That's the only reason for 4 stars and not 5.Food quality surpassed even the nicer sit down Chinese restaurants in town, and I've been eating Chinese here for 45 years. You'll taste the difference in the beef dishes (we didn't get anything chicken). The Mongolian beef was excellent. The veggie lo mein was also very good. Wonton soup is very chickeny but tasty nonetheless. If cost and portion size aren't issues for you and you want tasty, high quality kosher Chinese then this is a great option.