Jade Garden

Best Chinese buffet! By far the best Chinese food I’ve had in quite some time. Great variety of foods to choose from, and the food was so good that I did what I haven’t done in years and ate until I was miserably full! Too bad we are only on vacation, or else we would be regulars! LOVED IT!!!

Average food. Average service. Basically you get what you paid for. It was 7.50 for the lunch buffet. It was about the same as every other Chinese buffet place

I have eaten here several times and really enjoy the food. (That is usually me hanging around the buffet waiting for the salt & pepper shrimp to be refilled.) Today I sat in the back near the waitress section and couldn’t help but notice what had to be the filthiest carpet I have ever seen in a restaurant. Makes me wonder, if they don’t clean the carpet, what else don’t they clean? May have to re-​think going back here.

Come on!!! It’s a Chinese buffet in the Gulf of Mexico area!!! Good price, decent dishes and staff is attentive. Dumpling soup is perfect and there is plenty of other things to satisfy

Ate dinner here tonight. They have a buffet. The food was of average quality, nothing spectacular, but nothing bad — a buffet. The number of items available was a bit limited, but adequate. The waitstaff was pleasant and efficient and price was moderate. A solid 3 star rating.

This has to be the worst Chinese buffet we’ve ever visited.
We arrived at lunch. Every «hot» item on the buffet was luke warm at best.
The booth they sat us at had food/​trash under the table.
Signs on buffet guard regarding what wasn’t included in «to-​go» boxes, if children filled up their plates yet didn’t eat it you’d be charged extra $ 5.95, and they don’t have butter for dinner rolls. Yes, these were actual had written signs on buffet.
I wouldn’t touch the sushi & it appeared no1 else had either. No telling how long it’d been out.
Maybe we’re Chinese food snobs but even the most awful place in Evansville is better than this restaurant.

Overall great Chinese buffet. My husband prefers buffets, and it’s not always easy to find decent Chinese buffet that offers good selection & food. This has both, 3 rows of buffet to choose from & food was hot & fresh & had good selection. Waitress was quick to clear plates from table & refill drinks as needed. Prices were good too, $ 5.95 for adult lunch buffet & kids were $ 3.95. We will be back when in area.

Simple asian based buffet restaurrant locally owned /​operated and typically servincing up fresh good food at a fair price which in this day and age is an ever growing rareity.

Once again, volume trumps quality (and taste and originality). Just go else where and consider your self lucky. If you have to try it, you have been warned. Don’t stray more than 5 minutes from a loo afterwards. If you get my drift… God know what they put in the chinese dishes, but it isn’t good for your body I’m sure.

Lunch buffet is a really good price for the area, but selection is limited and somewhat bland.

So, everyone I know that has moved south has told me the Chinese food down there s*^%s. The first place I take anyone that has moved south when they come up is out for Chinese. So I figured, what the hell, while I was «down south» I would take a walk on the wild side & try Chinese. I’ll start with the good. All you can eat dinner buffet for $ 7.95! Really cute server. That’s all. Now the bad, the food does s*&k. I can’t figure out if the owners & chefs all came from the same county, why is the food so different. The buffet seems huge down there. Lots of local stuff like craw fish. The stuff we’re familiar with chicken fingers, fried shrimp, rangoons etc. All so different, if available at all. And those that know me know I like my Mai Tai’s. I spent quite some time perusing the phone book to make sure they had more than beer & wine. They even listed mixed drink prices in their add & on the menu. But when I ordered a Mai Tai I was told just beer & wine. What made it even worse was they decorated the shelving behind the front counter with pints of booze. Anyone down south that has never been north. It’s worth the trip to the Boston area just for Chinese food.