China Jade

Always a good experience the food is so good and filling. Totally worth your time something you won't regret.

It's all in the broth... and this broth is by far the best I've ever had. Addictive even. Freshest spring rolls packed with moist noodles and veggies that you can absolutely tell where just made to order. The sauces also very fresh, not stale like most places you can tell have been sitting a while. Yummy iced Vietnamese coffee to finish.

My boyfriend and I were on our way home and in an old part of town where we used to live. We originally pulled off to grab Subway but saw China Jade and we had heard good things about the place so we decided to give it a try.It was empty when we walked in and ordered for take out. They had a large Chinese selection so we went with traditional orange chicken. All we did was order two orange chicken dinners to go and a side of egg rolls. That came out to OVER $25 Bucks! Wow this must be some good orange chicken I thought.Anyway not too long of a wait as the food was ready in what seemed like less than 10 minutes.When we sat down to eat though....well eew. Maybe I'm missing something here because I had to double check and most reviews of this place are good. This however, was the worst orange chicken I have ever had. It was the most soggy, fatty chicken ever and it was swimming in sauce in the bottom. It was the most chewy tough chicken. It didn't even taste like orange chicken. It just looks like it is swimming in some dark brown salty sauce. Not even spicy like orange chicken is supposed to be. Not an ounce of spice. It was blah. I choose orange chicken for the crispy, the sweet and the spice and I got soggy, mushy salty yuck. I could only stomach a few bites and the same with my boyfriend. We both were not impressed. I nibbled on the egg roll because I was so hungry I was shaky and wanted some food. The egg roll wasn't even good and I couldn't even finish that. As soon as I took a bite I was greeted by way too much oil and an odd taste. My boyfriend didn't even bother to touch his egg roll. What a waste of basically $30 bucks. We should have stuck to the plan and went to Subway. We had to go back out to buy different food for dinner. I will NEVER eat there again and I won't recommend that place to anyone I care about. Thanks, but no thanks.

This is, hands-down, my favorite Vietnamese in Columbus. The canh chua is certainly the tastiest I have ever tried and is loaded with flavor, herbs and veggies. They're more than happy to spice any dish to your preference. The rice platters and "meal-in-a-bowl" options are all filling and a great value. They have a phenomenal selection of lunch specials, all around $6-$7 and run prtty frequent specials of sort of "one-off" items that aren't regularly featured. The hu tieu do bien and bun cha gio are always a great choice as well, but anyone I've taken there for Vietnamese has found something wonderful, so I imagine you can pick anything and be pleased. Just a tip, a lot of the Vietnamese options are difficult, if not impossible, to cater to vegetarians, though it's pretty easy to swing pescatarian here. That being said, my highly carnivorous husband is always very pleased with this place. They also have all your favorite Americanized Chinese dishes here, including some pretty tasty tofu dishes. But for my money, the hot and sour canh chua rice platter is simply where it is at. The place is in a strip mall, not much to look at on the inside but it is an amazing place to go sit in for a quiet lunch. They offer take-out as well, which seems to be their bread and butter, as I generally see at least a half dozen people come in to pickup when I'm dining in. The husband/wife duo running the place have always been pleasant to me and now remember my order.All in all, I think this place is worth a go if you're in the area for sure.

Decided to try this place based on the reviews.... hmmmmm. Usually that works well for me, but not this time. Mind you, I don't consider myself a pho expert by any-means, but in my opinion, the pho here was just adequate - definitely not worth another try... Through my travels I have found the best pho is in the hole-in-the-wall mom & pop places, which this place fit the bill perfectly for. However, the pho was a big let down. Another HUGE let down for me was the cleanliness of the place... or lack there of. Not sure when the last "inspection" was, but I can't imagine this place would ever pass... I should have taken pics of the "piles of crap", but didn't think to until I left.They also had a large selection of Chinese dishes on the menu - can't speak for them, but I seriously doubt I will go back to try.

My mom is Vietnamese and she swears by this place! I finally got to check it out, and I will be coming back ASAP. Highly recommend the Banh Xeo (Vietnamese pancake made with coconut milk), Salt and Pepper Shrimp, and the Canh Chua Ca (Vietnamese fish soup with pineapple).

Great food! Family run businesses. I always support hard working people. Food was very good and fresh. I recommend at least try their food. I saw someone left negative review because they were "rude". To me they were absolutely pleasant and did their best. They are not Americans and were born and raised in different culture, so do not expect them to behave like an American.

Terrible customer service. Very rude woman. Went there for the first time and will never return. Instead, went to Helen's Kitchen down the road.

Possibly the best Chinese in Lancaster. I always get steamed dumplings and won ton soup. The best

Good food, generous portions and fantastic customer service!Staff is very friendly and thorough, always making sure you know exactly what you're ordering and that you get what you want.