Lucky Jade

Every dish I ordered was flavorful, and presented nicely. I enjoyed the atmosphere of this place, and the wait staff was awesome. I got this Chinese restaurant as one of my go to when I’m in the area. I know I took a lot of pictures of the menu, but I just figured that people that view my post might see what they’re looking for and maybe see something that they want to try. I know that I was hungry when I went in , now the have enough leftovers for the week. The tripe stew is my favorite of all the dishes that I bought.

The dishes that we ordered were exceedingly mediocre. We were there at the same time as the wedding banquet which is odd because the review from the wedding banquet stated the food was extraordinary. Unfortunately that was not the case for us. All the food we got was very bland, seasoning was watery, and the meats were overcooked. It could have used way more oyster sauce and salt in the seasoning. Fish was tough and chewy, shrimp was a bit on the firm side and not really 'honey walnut', the fish and tofu dishes were bland and watery, veggies were either too soft or cooked unevenly, and the ribs were way overcooked and very salty. Not sure if it was because staff was stretched thin due to the two events happening at the same time but this is the second time I've been here and the food was about the same. Definitely could have been a fluke twice in a row but I don't recommend here if you want consistent Chinese food. Check out Far East Cafe or T Kee instead. 20May2024 edit: Was here recently again thinking that perhaps the first couple times were a fluke. But three times in a row with different dishes is enough of a sample size, I'd say. The same problems were present across all three times. Food was bland and the meats and veggies tended towards being overcooked.

Good place for lunch. They run lunch specials until 3pm otherwise you could always order regular or combination plates. Food tastes great but a little greasier than I’m used to. Add a sugar drink like Thai tea and it evens out the grease.

Mongolian beef is fantastic and their inside dining area was super cute and clean! The staff was friendly and sweet. I prefer the spicy meals there but the chicken chow mein was also good too!

I always get the peking pork with fried rice combination plate. It is so good, I haven't tried anything else. I'm sure that other menu items are just as good!

The restaurant and staff was okay. Just the typical Chinese food. Everything was pretty basic. The bathrooms were a different story. Should have employees check the bathroom stalls regularly as it was quite gross.

DO NOT BUY TAKEOUT FROM THIS RESTAURANT!!! Yesterday I ordered a large party size tray of PLAIN chowmein from them only to realize when I reached home that they had it served to go in a thin tray doubled onto a deeper same size one!!!! The chowmein itself was bland and cold, despite them telling me on the phone to wait 20 minutes so they can cook it! Looked like it was leftover from the day😡😡😡. Oh and not only that, they told me over the phone that it was $85 (plain chowmein) and when picked up, they had charged $93!!!! Pathethic!!!!

I had never been here before. They seem to be busy most of the time. So I decided to try their bbq pork chow mein. It was all right if you are not too picky. Service was great as food was ready quickly. Although I have better options, I wouldn't mind trying out something else here next time.

Chef Yeung楊師傅's handmade noodles it's on the "Chef's Specialty" menu, the Shanghai style fried thick noodles is made with Chef's handmade noodles, it has the slight chewy texture. I saw it on the menu and glad I ordered it, the owner who was also the waitress told me the noodle was handmade. It was not your typical Shanghai stir-fried noodles, but it sure was delicious. She also told me this noodles was also good in beef soup noodles too.

Lucky Jade has been one of my go-to spots for local Chinese food, whether dining in or ordering takeout. While I've yet to try their dim sum, something I'll definitely have to do one day, all the items on their menu look delicious. Some of my favorites include their BBQ Pork Fried Rice and BbQ Chow Mein, which are consistently flavorful and satisfying. This time, we decided to DoorDash our order, and as always, the food didn't disappoint. We got the Hot and Spicy Chicken, Hot and Sour Soup, and the BBQ Pork Chow Mein. Everything tasted fresh and delicious, with bold flavors that hit the spot. The restaurant itself is quite spacious, large enough to accommodate banquets and events, which makes it a great option for gatherings. I'm looking forward to trying their dim sum next time!

Ok Lucky Jade.....I see you!!! (Again. LOL) It's been a long-time standing tradition I grew up having and carried over into my marriage, to enjoy Christmas Eve dinner having a traditional sit-down Chinese restaurant experience. I'm talking full-on (usually a Cantonese) "Family-style meal with the sharable entrees served on the center lazy-susan" type of meal! I've tried many different restaurants after our regular spot closed shortly after COVID. We tried spots on Freeport Blvd, and after the horrible fiasco of 2022 (that place is no longer around....no big surprise there!), 2023 meant we needed a new spot. That's when our first/initial time dining at Lucky Jade was, last year in 2023 on the suggestion of a fellow Yelpie (thanks Patrick Y!) who I know knows good Chinese food in this area. See, although I grew up in this part of town, I only now come when attending church down the street in Pocket/Greenhaven. So it's not often I have the opportunity to have a good sit-down meal. We gave Lucky Jade a chance last year and was not disappointed, as we needed somewhere open after 7pm (when I'm typically done singing for Christmas Eve service). The place was BUSY due to a party being held in their banquet room. The restaurant itself had a few tables with parties enjoying their meal, but enough open tables to suit smaller groups like ours (party of 3). We all remember the meal being good, so this year was attempt #2. Let's see if they fair a whole year later....... Christmas Eve 2024, no banquet room party we noticed, yet the parking lot was still pretty full. We walked in to see several empty tables with a few occupied, and were immediately seated. Same table as last year! LOL Our drink order of Jasmine tea and 1 can of Pepsi for Hubs was placed while we sat to look over the menu. Our usual guest left the ordering up to me/us. In that case, this is what I typically order every Christmas Eve for dinner: 1) Start with Wor Wonton Soup - this is a MUST! and theirs is SUPER delicious!!! Excellent broth, large wontons and choice meats, plus a good amount of veggies (carrots & bok choy--side note: I'm not a bok choy fan but they cook it so well I actually am ok with it in this soup!) Rating: 10/10!! 2) I also like some other appetizer, like gyoza or foil-wrapped chicken. I let hubby pick this time and was surprised he opted for shrimp tempura because he doesn't usually seafood, but will eat fried anything! lol These were light, crispy, not heavily battered, and enjoyed by everyone, served with sweet & sour sauce. Rating: 8/10 (It was tasty but felt the shrimp pieces were a little small) 3) BBQ pork fried rice - always gotta have a rice dish, mostly to serve the entrees with all the sauce over.....Mmmmm! BBQ pork is my standard go-to fried rice, but plain white is a great option. I think hubs didn't want white though. Rating: 10/10 Not greasy, lots of meats and veggies. Perfectly balanced. I also order 1 dish with chicken and beef, and sometimes pork. But since the rice had that, we just did chicken & beef. 4) For the chicken, I ordered General Chicken. Mostly because Hubs doesn't like a lot of veggies, and this was basically just deep-fried chicken chunks in a gooey sauce. It was good, still crispy even in all the sauce, but a little chewy texture in some pieces. Rating: 7/10 I probably would've much preferred the Green Beans w/Chicken dish and may need to remember next time when Hubs was open to the idea. Another goodie order would be Kung Pao Chicken. 5) Szechuan Beef - It's either this, or Mongolian Beef (cuz I enjoy a spicy kick), or Beef w/Broccoli. I think I'm the only one at the table that takes into account getting my greens in! LOL Since hubby likes spicy too, he usually eats around the veg, which in this dish came with zucchini, bok choy, carrots, and broccoli. You can see the small whole red peppers in the dish, but I could barely taste a spice and opted to add on top a drizzle of hot chili oil to punch it up a bit. Yumm-O! Everything was magnificent!!! Even better than we remembered from last year, solidifying its place as being our new go-to Christmas Eve dinner location! Not only was the food phenomenal, but the friendly family service matched. They checked on us periodically but not too much, and were just so pleasant. We ended up being there close to close-time of 9pm, and never did we feel from them rushed to leave. But we made sure not to stay past 9pm, because after all, it was Christmas Eve and we don't want to keep them from being with their families. So.....all that to say, Lucky Jade is definitely a place I can recommend you go to for a wonderful traditional Chinese meal. I think they dim sum on the weekends too, but not sure myself. Should you ever be in the area, give this establishment your money and they will give their love served in a plate of delicious food!

Quality/Quantity - Huge extensive menu, but they were still able to do ALL of it well! And our guest tried to order everything on the menu, JK. Complimentary appetizers, Deep Fried Rice and Meat Pocket - Thank you, and it was piping HOT off the frier. Fried Cheese Wonton (6) - Fresh out of the fryer, so wait a few minutes before eating or you might burn yourself. My daughter's favorite. Shrimp Dumplings - Good. Pork Dumpling - Good, consistent with typical dim sum. Shark Fin Dumpling - One of my favorites! Chao Zhou Dumpling - As there were only 3, I forfeited my share. Plus I do not really enjoy peanut dim sum. Beef Rice Noodle Roll - Two orders; we were only able to finish one. Pan Fried Pork Bun - Fried well. Well proportioned with bread/dough and filling. See picture of the half bun. Sticky Rice, Chicken - We were all so full that no one ate this. Gave one to our guest to take home, and we took the other home. Might update this review after eating. Minced Pork Lettuce Wrap - Home run, fresh crispy lettuce with flavorful pork. Need I say more? Pan Fried Stuffed Tofu - Another one of my daughter's favorite. Pan Fried Stuffed Mushrooms - Another daughter's favorite. Pan Fried Stuffed Eggplant - Trying to eat healthier. Hot Tea - Thanks for using real tea leaves rather than tea bags. But I would prefer a filter to minimize the leaves in my cup. Thai Iced Tea - Good, a treat for my well deserved daughter. Atmosphere - Huge location. Banquet room, side semi private room, main dining room, etc. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 9pm. Plenty of mall parking. Service - 5+ stars! Looks like the entire extended family works and eats here. Everyone is so welcoming and friendly. Plus, thank you for all the complementary foods, etc. It also helps that our guest is a regular customer. Price - $110 + generous tip. Inexpensive for all that we got! Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2021. I know it is getting more and more competitive in the banquet room market; wishing you the best.

The staff were great and the food was good. Its one of my go to spots for Chinese food. I hope they don't change any of their recipes.

Delicious food!!! I went to Lucky Jade for a lunch with co-workers. They were very accommodating to our needs. We were not quite sure what to order for our group, they were very helpful to suggest from their menu. Each dish was delicious, no one was disappointed with the dishes!! We had Sui Mai, Chow Fun, Shrimp Har Gow, Deep Fried Eggplant, and many other delicious dishes. Each dish was prepared with care and expertise!!! Everyone one left with happy tummies!! I will definitely be back to dine here!!!

Food: 9/10 Service: 9/10 Ambiance: 9/10 We came on a Sunday morning for dimsum, and it's not busy, got seated right away to accommodate 8 people. No push cart here, made to order on dimsum. Food came out quickly, decent and fair price, but kung Pao beef was a little salty for my taste bud. Menu was not as extensive as most Chinese restaurants, limited choices. They didn't have my pea shoots veggie so, star knocked off a-bit for not having my favorite dishes. Service was good, and the older ladies server makes you feel like you're at your auntie's home for food, they are very helpful. The owner did came out to help micromanaged a bit. Ambiance was comfortable, tables were spaciously spaced out, not overly crowded like most restaurants. Gratuity are included for more than 6 people at 20%. Restaurants seemed clean and well maintained. Hopefully they have more family style dishes in the future to try.

Great little hidden gem definitely stop by and try the shrimp dumplings and the dim sum. Also loved the garlic, black beans great service and nice atmosphere. Definitely recommend.

Exceptional Chinese food! The Peanut Duck (They call it Mandarin Duck), Hom Yu, Jook, Dim Sum and Peking Duck are all top notch! The service is attentive and helpful. They provide the very best and freshest ingredients. The steamed black bass with salted black beans and ginger is the finest I've ever tasted.

My boyfriend and I tried out Lucky Jade at least three times now and each visit has been solid. The ladies who work directly with the customers have been incredibly friendly. They're fluent in English and don't seem to mind our rusty Cantonese. We've had nothing but great interactions so far. The restaurant is located in a dingy area near ABC Bakery. It honestly doesn't look very impressive and the restaurant isn't popping with customers, but they seem to get a lot of takeout orders. The menus offered is organized by American Chinese cuisine and chef's specials that's more authentic. Everything we've tried has had great flavor and texture. The amount served as a dine-in customer has been massive, so we go home with plenty of leftovers. Food also comes out fairly quickly. This place is an absolute hidden gem!

My go to spot for chowmein. Always consistent , chicken and beef is always tender, and you can actually taste the wok hei.

Attended a retirement luncheon here a couple of days ago. Helped a little in putting things together. We found this restaurant to be very easy to work with and so accommodating. Food was very good and so was the service. Luncheon was a total success and a decent amount of the credit goes to the Lucky Jade.

Great food . The spicy eggplant is delicious. Tomato beef dry noodle is good. Service is attentive if they're not too busy. Prices are reasonable. Ambiance is typical well worn Chinese restaurant . Go for the food. (There is a huge banquets only room in the rear).

We had lunch at Lucky Jade on a weekday, arriving a little after 11:00 AM. We were the only ones in the restaurant. We ordered a combo of dim sum dishes and beef Chow Mein, Hong Kong style. Our food didn't arrive until 30 minutes later and several dishes didn't come out for almost an hour. The dim sum dishes didn't have any flavor, just oily. The chow mein was good. We've had take out from Lucky Jade, usually American style Chinese food, which is normally pretty good. The dim sum was horrible, maybe just give up the dim sum.

This restaurant has some good items and others that I wouldn't order again. The orange chicken was awful! It was rubbery, chewy, and hard! The chicken was very poor quality. The chow mein was too thick and tasteless and seemed old. However, the drop egg soup and hot and sour soup was delicious and stayed hot in their container for a long time. I also enjoyed the egg rolls.

Fast, friendly service. Mixed vegetable dish is so good. It's combination of zukes, broccoli, carrots, onions. Other restaurants use lots of celery and onions, but, very few other veggies.

I am still in search of a good Chinese restaurant since Regent has closed. I thought I would try this place; it was lunch time. My initial impression was not the best, not very many cars in the parking lot, of the 5 families eating only two were Asian. The place was brightly colored and very clean. I ordered the Honey Walnut Shrimp to go, and it came with chow mein and steamed broccoli. The Walnut Shrimp was delicious, the chow mein was good and a generous portion, the broccoli was average. I expected a larger portion for the Honey Walnut Shrimp since it was $13. I will explore other dishes in the future.

A little gem next to ABC bakery! We only heard about it because we read FB that chef Yang from Yang Noodle is there now and I love that store!!! Now with the merge I can eat both Cantonese food and Chef Yang's goodie in one location! YAY! Service is excellent. We ordered take out via phone and then line up at ABC. Perfectly timed and food was almost ready when we finished our ABC purchase! We got Cantonese fried chicken, beef chow fun, Chef Yang's beef roll, chive box, pancakes, and other goodies. All the dough food was freshly rolled and cook and takes longer. Their food is delicious. Mr he ambience is also very nice. Remind me of Hong Kong in late 80s/early 90s! Love that era! We will return. Next time I will definitely try some dim sum as there was another lady bought a bunch as take out and the interactions sounds like she go there weekly! Must be good!

Food was actually good. Ordered the salt and peppered chicken with chow mein Lu ch special, $11.95. Came with soup as I dined inside. Portion was generous. Dining room was a bit dated but spacious. Looking forward to going back already. Decent service. Not too busy at lunch on a Thursday afternoon

Easy to overlook. Good sized portions. Food quality is reliable and solid, but not inspired. You can also get their daily specials delivered by Doordash. Just avoid their "pressed duck". Bizarrely, it is mostly pork, a nasty surprise. I don't think this is deception, just cultural confusion, I think.

Imagine.... (because I forgot to take a pic):  Chow Fun meets Chow Mein--- and has a baby...Yelp! The best noodles everah!  I recently learned about "long pulled noodles'. It really is the best of both worlds. Menu item: Shanghai Noodles. Oh, get the beef roll. Seriously the most creative and yummy item of dim sum I've seen in years!

Hard to find good Mandarin pressed Duck. I was excited to find this place serves it. I tried but was disappointed. It was basically pureed (duck i think) mixed with starchy stuff and molded into squares and cooked. I didn't like it. Ended up giving wha I didn't eat to a homeless.

Coworkers and I have came here quite a bit over the years decided to pop in today and to say I was dissatisfied is an understatement and will never come back. Ordered the DUCK {not me but my coworker PLEASE SEE THE PICTURE BELOW The picture is what arrived at the table not the same as the picture on the menu. ALSO POSTED When the dish arrived, none of us knew what it was because it didn't have the appearance of pressed duck when asking the waitress she said it was a duck and pork mixture . My coworker cannot have pork. Totally unaware that a duck dish would be a sort of pate meatloaf that was mixed with pork. No mention of this on the menu and the dish also came with this sweet-and-sour sauce drizzled all over it. Waitress acted as if this was commonplace I'm assuming " pressed" part is what should have told us it wasn't duck. In any event the dish looks and tasted disgusting and the person who ordered the dish could not even eat it because it had pork in it. If you happen to be into duck TEALICIOUS has the best .

Two weeks ago while driving back home we saw a restaurant and the fact it was packed so late catch our attention. So last Friday (April 1st) me and my wife decided to give it a try. As soon as you walk in you can fell this family dinner atmosphere, the main room have a reasonable good space, they have an extra more private room (I didn't take pictures of the extra room, I will next time I go there). We ordered to go, the lady was very patient while I was ordering because I always have so many questions about food to make sure I'm getting good options when going to new restaurants. So here is our order with a review of each item: Pot Stickers: (6.5/10) Overall it's good, I feel like it could have a bit less dough, even after fried it still have a lot of the chewing part and definitely needs more fillings. Salt & Pepper Chicken Wing: (9/10) The wings are delicious. Crispy. Juicy. Tender. I didn't score it a 10 because they do almost like a "tempura chicken wing", which gives more of the crispy to it, but in the other hand the batter sucks more of the oil and that plus the fat from the wings makes it a bit too much. Besides that, the wings are 100%! Wonton Soup: (9/10) A safe flavor. It could have a bit more salt (not that you really need, it would be just to enhance the flavor) but works perfectly when add some hot chili oil. Pork Chow Mein: (9/10) Noodles texture are great, no extra sauce so it doesn't get soggy, which is perfect. Flavor is good, balanced and well made. I'm not scoring 10 because I think it could have a bit more of pork, it was really just few a pieces. (The Pork Chow Mein better than the Combination Chow Mein, we went back Sunday night to try other dishes, I will compare in my next review.) Pork fried rice: (8/10) Overall it's a good fried rice. Lacks a bit of flavor, so just like the Wonton soup, if you add a bit of hot chili oil the fried rice steps to the next level. Hong Kong Special Crispy Noodles: (9/10) It has lots of flavors, different textures, which makes it a very flavorful dish. Every bite is like a party in your mouth. Bit oily, reason why it's not getting a 10. Peking Pork Chop: (8.5/10) Very good flavors. Crispy and tender. I think the bell peppers take away a bit of the flavor so I would ask to or put it less or don't add the bell peppers at all. We really like it, it was a great finding. We went back there Sunday night, which means we really approved it! So if you are close and want a good option for Chinese Food, give it a try!

GREAT local family Chinese restaurant. This is a perfect place to bring your guests and enjoy a wonderful family-style meal. Their seafood is perfectly prepared and their noodle dishes are top-notch. The service is very good and they're always looking to make your visit enjoyable. Don't waste your time at places like "Panda", when you can enjoy authentic Chinese food that is made fresh to order every time.

Our go-to spot for Chinese food! Always great food, excellent service, and very clean.

Great! Price is absolutely fabulous! Service rude waitress. Because I was by myself, she ignored me.

Food here is pretty good! I've ordered from the restaurant several times now. I always ordered the Shanghai style thick noodles and the beef roll! Both are very tasty and delicious. Both are probably some of my favorite items here. I have sat down once at the restaurant and ordered dim sum there. The dim sum is ok, but I would have to say there are probably better places for it in Sacramento. The staff there are very friendly. I would definitely come back again...but probably not for the dim sum. Most likely for the beef roll =)

Was looking forward to checking out the rebirth of Holiday Villa so we dropped in on a Sunday Morning for dim sum lunch. Much to my surprise despite the name change some of the previous owners were still there. A new owner joined the previous group and changed the name. There were no carts for Dim sum and only the front of the restaurant was open for service. Our food came out in decent time and was decently portioned however it was seasoning in every dish. The green beans with beef in black bean sauce looked wonderful but were bland to the taste. Hopefully the cooks will get their act together and season appropriately. For now you ncan only rate this place as average.

The fried won ton soup was delicious ! The fried eggplant dish was yummy. Also, the shrimp fried rice my daughter ordered was tasty!

I ordered food lunch delivery here. Huge portion size for a lunch-sized combo (food filled the whole Styrofoam carton). Definitely not bad for $9.95 in that regard. Taste-wise though, the food was like very average Chinese food takeout fare. I got the sweet and sour pork lunch combo. Although the sweet and sour pork was tasty, it was very mushy; there was a pool of oil/sweet and sour sauce at the bottom of the styrofoam carton. The chow mein could have used a bit more time on the wok (noodles were a little too chewy). Eh, I guess I could say it's a place to check out if you're in the area and if you're deeply craving for some typical, heavy-on-the-stomach Chinese takeout.

The location of Lucky Jade is one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in Sacramento. It changed the name a few times, but the dining room remained the same many years ago. I have only tried a couple of fried rice noodles there. It is not bad. The Thai-style Rice Noodle is very tasty. The Beef Brisket Fried Flat Rice Noodle is not as good as I expected. The beef briskets are too lean and too dry! I wish it has a reasonable amount of fats. The lady who works there takes care of everything in the dining room, including cashier, waitress, busgirl, take phone orders. Super busy, but still very friendly. Parking lots are safe and clean. I have no problem finding a parking in front of the entrance.

This place is located at the old holiday villa. I'd rate this a 3.5/5. I arrived on a Friday at 6pm. There was only 1 other table with people. In the 1.5 hirs I was there, there were only 3 total tables being used. There were a handful of takeout orders too. The food was decent. I ordered green beans with beef, chicken fried rice, eggplant and ground pork, stuffed fried tofu, and cod with ginger. The green beans were good, but salty. Chicken fried rice was pretty good/average. Eggplant dish was just ok, probably wouldn't order again. My fav dish was the deep fried stuffed tofu. Good texture, not overly salty, and it had some broccoli. Service was pretty good and fast. They have lunch specials at very reasonable prices so I'd want to check that out if I have time. Lots of parking.

My all time favorite thing here is their potstickers. It's a different wrapper it's thick but the dipping sauce is sooooo good with it. I can just eat the potstickers as a meal.

For now -~3.5 stars. Bought take out twice and the dishes we had so far were pretty decent and the quantity was good enough for more than 2 meals. Our friends went there for dim sum after getting our recommendation had different experience though :) We will probably stick to these 2-3 dishes for now. - Braised tofu: like the tofu but the veggies are a little tougher and salty. - capital pork: many small bits of bones that might mess up your dental crowns. But flavor is good. - beef rolls: like how moist and tender it is compared to other places. Wish they didn't use styrofoam..

We came to Lucky Jade to check it out as the chef from Yang's Noodles had moved over here after it closed down. We ordered the HK Noodles, Taiwanese Beef Rolls (not on their menu), Salt and Pepper Pork Chops, and Westlake Beef Soup. The food came out quick and fast and the servers were very attentive as they came by asking if we wanted water refills very often. Something to note is that there are items not on the menu, but are posted on the wall in Chinese, so it would be a good idea to ask about those menu items as those were specially brought over from Yang's Noodles. Parking for the restaurant was abundant, so you don't have to worry about this too much. Overall, the food was alright for what it is and we would probably come back for the Taiwanese Beef Rolls. Everything else was just alright.

This is my Taiwanese parents' favorite restaurant! They literally come here several times a week sometimes even 2 a day! They call it their personal kitchen.... If you see a Chinese guy with spiky hair wig over a hat that's my dad. The place was closed for over a year due to covid and when they reopened with new menu and new chefs, my parents took notice! They employed chef Yang from Yang's noodles on Tuesdays to make the week's worth of food and you can see his handy work in many of the dishes involving dough. The hand made noodles are top notch chewy with unique textures. Chives pocket is our family favorite. Fried chicken wings ask for dry batter for extra crunch. A lot more to list but my parents are the experts!

Food is always great here! The staff is very nice and kind. It's always a treat for my family to order Chinese food from Lucky Jade!

Lucky Jade is the go-to old school Chinese food restaurant in town! Fast service, hot and fresh food made to order, big menu with classic Americany Chinese like sweet & sour pork mixed with authentic Chinese clay pot dishes. Delicious and worth a big order for left overs the next day! I recommend the mushroom chicken, the salt pepper fish, and the orange chicken.

This has become our favorite neighborhood Chinese restaurant. The food and service has improved quite a bit after the restaurant reopened and we enjoyed the noodles, won ton and meat and vegetable dishes. The lady who works as the cashier also is the primary hostess and does a great job. She seems to be very caring and does a great job suggesting items on the menu and taking the orders. We heard that the chef from the closed Yang's is now there so that has got to be a big plus. The decor of the place has not changed and still is quite plain sitting in an unattractive strip mall behind Raley's but the food and attitude has certainly taken a turn for the better.

We ordered salt and pepper shrimp, salt and pepper green beans and pot stickers, they were so delicious. The service was excellent, the waitress was very patient and polite. We will come again.

Deep fried shrimp is fire haven't had anything else yet possibly would go back and try something else

It's my tradition to eat Chinese food on Christmas. I think it's because I have worked on Christmas for over a decade, and Chinese food restaurants is usually the only restaurants open when I got off work. Anyway, I heard about this place on social media and I wanted to check it out. I ordered the Thai iced tea, pot stickers, and shrimp with mixed vegetables for takeout. The pot stickers were the best. They had a big chunk of chicken inside and they were piping hot. The shrimp and mixed vegetables were good but nothing out of this world. Since Christmas, I have been here one more time for takeout. I think the food is pretty good. It's not my favorite Chinese food place in Sac, but I would put Lucky Jade in the top three.

New ownership and new burst of flavor! The previous owners weren't doing too good during Covid and food was bland but new ownership stepped it up! Even the pork congee is really good! Most places make it bland and you have to add white pepper but this congee is made ready to eat. Surprisingly their service is good too- they always check up On us for water refills. That can be rare for Chinese restaurants.

I tried this place based on the reviews. I had not been to this location since it was a Holiday DimSum and was surprised to see that was looking pretty good on the inside after all these years. There were only two other tables of guests dining despite the fact that it was lunar new year celebration time. Service was good, servings were humongous, but the food reminded me of college places where you went to get a massive amount of food and didn't care what it taste like as long as it was deep-fried and had some sweet sauce and lots of rice. The boc choy and shrimp was super plain and had some garlic cubes sprinkled on top. I swoll up that night, indicating that there was an excess of salt or MSG content which was surprising due to the lack of flavor in the food. It must have been the hot and sour soup which was actually quite tasty. The menu was extremely limited and I do not think that I will be back although my dinner mates were happy because they like breaded deep-fried sweet and sour orange chicken general chicken and pork dishes.

We have dined in and had it delivered. EVERY time we do it is the most amazing service and food! Today was our first delivery. 25-30 min after delivery (which was amazingly fast) the food is still HOT! We can't recommend them enough. Go to their website and order direct! LOVE THIS PLACE!!! www.luckyjademenu.com

This restaurant was pretty empty when we walked in. One other group of three. Right away we were sat at a table. She handed us the menu and got our drink order. The host/ waitress was quick and helpful. We ordered 3 lunch special (king pow chicken, chicken and vegetables and general chicken) comes with egg roll and choice of rice or chow mein, a cup of egg drop soup. We also ordered dim sum .. everything was so fresh. Very authentic Chinese food. I was surprised how good it was.

This rating is only for the dim sum section. No comment on the other food since I haven't try it. So pls don't take my word for it. New name, same owner, same service. Dim sum is average, so are ok. No carts, just mark on paper menu & they will bring it to you. The fillings inside the Chou Zhou dumpling is a bit... awkward. Like the fillings doesn't go together with the skin. It's missing couple of main ingredients. Shui Mai & steamed rice rolls are ok, the roll is a bit thick & not smooth enough. Think the only thing I really enjoyed was the steamed beef ball. They are soft, tender w/ enough cilantro to flavor it. Wish the dim sum was better so I can go back again

Easy to get to Chinese restaurant just off the 5 freeway with a gas station nearby. They make excellent Chinese food and it's a good deal for what you get.