Jade Tree Chinese Cuisine

My wife and I ordered takeouts again last night. My wife had the honey walnut shrimp, she loves this dish. This is the second time she has ordered it and needless to say she was not disappointed. The shrimp was done to perfection. Her only negative of this dish is the white rice. Huge amount of rice that one cannot eat in one sitting.I tried the green pepper steak with white rice for the first time. The steak and peppers was very flavorful and tender. The peppers had a little bit of crunch to them, which I like. Again the white white rice is a huge amount and sort of bland, so I jazz the rice up a bit to add some flavor. I loved the dish and will have it again.The order was on time and maintained the heat for quite some time. I have included pictures of what was left after eating our meal. As you can see there is enough leftover for one, maybe two more meals.

Typical Chinese food, very good, clean place will definitely do it again. My spot closed so I gave them a shot. Very happy, will go back again

Very clean restaurant. I've been here once before and I think they serve good Sesame Chicken and General Tso, if it weren't so sweet. These dishes are very much the same thing, chicken battered crisp and kept juicy. No veggies come with these dishes. Perhaps only a garnishment in the general tso, but making the meal a combo is a great idea if you want to have one of the better eggrolls in the area. (You came for the guilty pleasure so let's not put on airs..) Today, Best had their popular Walnut chicken and I took a chance on their combo lo mein. He described the Walnut chicken as, "It tastes like candy." So if you like candy, raise your hand! :DMy shrimp and beef lo mein was alright. I don't think this is the best deal on the menu at $13 with beef that was a tad chewy in texture and noodles that would be improved with more stir-fried veggies for contrast/bit of brightness.Chicken dishes seem to be the safer bet for texture around here.Fried rice that came with Best's combo left much to be desired, as I found it dry and plain. I might consider requesting steamed rice next time if I were to order a combo for myself.Keep in mind that they serve authentic Chinese-American fare and not Traditional Chinese cuisine (Cantonese, Sichuan, Hunan..etc.) The menu items are the familiar dishes found in ubiquitous Chinese takeouts, but I commend them for offering a very well kept dining area and curt but pleasant service.Recommended for a cheat day, when it feels good to be a little naughty and not have all your vegetables.We will definitely come back. Do choose a chicken dish over beef if you want to share your plate with me. Skip the wonton soup...

Not goodNot good at allWaste of moneyCould barely eat foodOrange chicken is hard to mess up You'd think

This place has been around for years and they have fairly decent food. Place is always clean. I've noticed recently though that a lot of their food has been having increased "filler" in it... extra veggies... lighter on meat, etc...I mean when I order cashew chicken, I want lots of cashews and lots of chicken.... not a big pile of filler carrots, pea pods and water chestnuts. Also, the only other complaint would be that they put green peppers in things that they don't belong in as filler.... Shrimp w/ lobster sauce, lo mein, chow mein, etc...

Pros: Vegetables were fresh and crisp. General Tso's chicken was loaded with chicken. Fair amount of beef in another dish. Ample serving of rice. Medium: Crab rangoon was crispy, even though this was a delivery. But there wasn't much filling and it was dry.Cons: Not many veggies in General Tso's, and the "Spicy Szechuan Beef" didn't have any spiciness -- and not much flavor. Would agree with another reviewer that dishes are a bit too sweet.

Owner is very rude. I just went there last night and there was 4 tables being eaten at, and me and my mother came in and she said "no more dine in" but we had just called and asked how long a wait would be if we came in and she said "no wait, just come in" so we wasted all our time driving there just for her to be like "no dine in" and shake her head till we left. Not to mention it was kind of embarrassing to the people that were already there eating...Terrible service, don't go here. Disappointing experience, didn't even get to try the food

I don't usually leave reviews.My experience Was horrible . The photo Provided depicts depicts a wire/metal that was coughed out after ingesting their food. Thank goodness there was little to no damage done to the inner lining of my throat so following through with small claims would be a waste of time. I raise this issue to their attention only to be Continuously hung up on and treated like they were the victim and I was the aggressor they followed with placing a report on me in attempts to Discouraging me from pursuing any further . My suggestion to our Community , CHECK YOUR FOOD !! Honestly be very careful the way they treated me they could treat You . I suggest our community not support their business.

Food was horrible. Couldn't even eat it. Owner later credited meal. Nothing looked traditional. Sweet n sour soup looked like noodles in beef gravy. Fried rice was very dark brown and tasteless. Lo mein noodles we're spaghetti. Service was ok. Ambiance was 1960ish. There are too many other quality places to dine in the area. Go to one of those. Hope they get it together. Great location right by the mall. Busy road, easy access. Just really, really disappointing experience.

Ordered chow mein with veggies with tofu.....I ordered with the crunchy noodles...I got home looked at what they gave me which I should have checked before leaving...half of the container was filled with white rice which I didn't order..the tofu was cut in BIG pieces of steamed tofu which had no flavor...I didn't get sauces thinking this would be full of flavor.....the tofu was really the largest amount of anything in this chow mein...totally disappointed I will never go back...