Jewel’s Noodle Kitchen

Delicious wood ear mushroom salad and Chinese potato salad! Service: Did take out but they answered my questions patiently.

Steamed buns were tasty but small. The sesame seed balls were great. Didn't get any entrees.

Stop by again after a while. I think they change ownership. All food are still as delicious, they even have more variety. Now they have dim sum. But the food come in pretty long time, maybe they are'nt well organized yet since they are new owner. Tips: Don't come if you are in hurry.

If you are looking for good dumplings and Chinese style meat pies, Jewel Noodle Kitchen is a jewel in the rough! We got an order to go consisting of a variety of items from their menu. We got the cold shredded potato, pork and scallion meat pies, pork and leek dumplings and cold noodles. It was all packaged securely and probably tasted as good as it would if dining in. Surprisingly enough, the best items we got weren't the noodles despite being called a noodle kitchen. I enjoyed the meat pie and the dumplings the best. The dumplings tasted similar to how my mom used to make them and they illicited a homey and comfy feeling after eating them. The meat pies were perfectly crispy on the outside with well seasoned meat on the inside. The cold shredded potatoes were also similar to a dish my mom used to make when I was a kid so I enjoyed those as well. The marinade for the potatoes tasted vinegar based. I wasn't really a fan of the noodles. The sauce tasted grainy and the dish itself didn't seem to have any flavor. The noodles were very super soft as if they were really overcooked and left out for some time. Details:- Online order available- Vegetarian options- Styrofoam and plastic to-go packaging

Amazingly delicious food. Was on my road trip and stay one night in Tucson then heading back to LA...surprisingly found this dinner place...even better than many Chinese restaurant in LA...I'm so happy and proud of them to contribute their work here and I will definitely be back to order different food.

I ate dinner here recently with three friends. The place is small and without much decoration. It does not offer most of the dishes one finds at other Chinese restaurants. They specialize in meat pies and dumplings. I had an order of four meat pies (pork, shrimp and leeks). They were served with a dipping sauce. They were OK, but four identical meat pies with no side dishes did not make an especially interesting meal. Service was fine in spite of the language barrier (the server spoke very little English).With a bottled drink and tax and tip, my meal came to $21.48.

I'm not sure how to explain this place. It has Chinese food like my friend and I have never had.Walking in, the fairly small room looked clean and bright. We were greeted immediately and seated. I had Googled the menu before going to Jewell's; friend had not. I was trying to pull up pictures on my phone when the server told us there were pictures on a table next to the register. We looked at the pictures and then went back to the paper menus to order.Friend ordered steamed dumplings and (4) pork pies. I ordered (4) beef pies and (2) beef buns.The pies were around 4" wide and 1/2" thick. The meat in the middle looked minced and the pastry surrounding the meat looked like it had been pressed in a panini press. The pies were very hot and a bit greasy. Maybe they're supposed to be like that; not sure. The dumplings were typical and delicious. The beef buns had delicious beef that was similar to carne seca with the bun a consistency of an English muffin.We ordered way too much food so there was a lot to take home. Having never had Chinese food like this before, I don't know if it was good or bad. I do know we enjoyed it and it was fun to try something different. I would recommend giving Jewell's a try.

My first time to try their dim sum menu and my favorites including shrimp har gow and shumai. Very tasty. The noodle soup with crispy pork was delicious and filling. Enough for another meal to enjoy at home. Definitely will be back!

Out of the things I ordered, this is what I like the best, from most to least:Pork with scallion piePan fried bun with porkShredded potato saladPork bunBeef rollsTriple dumplingsHonestly, it was all really good, and I would order from here again!The inside is super bare bones with a lot of open space. It is strangely quiet inside, because there aren't any waiters and there's no music playing, so I feel like it would be kind of an awkward dine in experience.

Small little mom & pop restaurant. New owners who are from a Chinese family that owns 3 or 4 other asian restaurants in the Tucson area. Annoyingly their menu is not up to date & they offer far more than on the printed menu. I ordered the bbq char siu pork bun that was absolutely delicious. Also pork meat pie which comes in several mixes. They were ok nothing to scream about. I came back the next day and had more pork buns and tried their bbq pork steam buns which were delicious. The sesame buns with bean paste inside YUMMMMM!! Nice clean dining and nice bathrooms. I will return. Hoping to see a full menu.