King Jade Restaurant

I come here all the time for Sushi and Chinese food! Takeout is just as good as the eat-​in food, and the area to eat inside is nice and clean. The bar does get a little busy around the usual hours, but it’s a very family friendly restaurant if you don’t mind the bar. Also they have delivery and they deliver quite far. Which is AWESOME.
The food is so delicious and the service is fast and friendly! It’s a tad pricey but SO worth it. I’ll be back :)

Good Chinese food. Nothing to complain about. I always get the beef teriyaki and chicken fingers. Worth a visit if you’re in the area and craving Chinese.

Ordered here 3 different times with 3 different results. The first time was on Christmas Day and the food was hot, tasty, and delivered within a reasonable timeframe. The second time took almost 2 hours on a random Wednesday night (with a promised delivery time of 45 minutes) and the food was cold by the time we got it. We tried calling after an hour and a half to tell them not to bother bringing the food (it was late and our appetites had gone away), but they replied that the delivery man was on his way. I barely ate and felt it was a waste of money. The last experience I had fell somewhere in between the first 2 – not bad but not great. Despite the inconsistency, I am still a fan of their lo mein in particular.

Always great food, drinks, & service from Nathan, Raymond, Vicky & Nancy at King Jade!

Food has always been 100% great and fast delivery and take-​out. The dumplings are even better than some I’ve had in ChinaTown!

Great experience both times eating lunch there! Good portions at reasonable prices.
The teriyaki and ribs were very flavorable along with a heaping mound of fresh rice.

Excellent food. The food is the best we’ve found in the area. I just wish the place were larger. We’ve had sushi, as well as more american style favorites like boneless chicken fingers and boneless spare ribs. Everything is has been excellent. The egg rolls are done perfectly too.
The small location in a strip mall doesn’t do it justice. 5 star if it were a nicer building.

Don’t listen to the 1 star reviews. Ok, maybe if someone got bad service. It happens. I get it. But the food…
So what are u looking for? Chinese, yes, but sushi and some Thai too. I didn’t have the latter two but I got exactly what I wanted.
— Hot tea. Built in steeper.
— Crab Rangoon’s. Super crispy. Obviously no real crab. Any fake crab? No clue. And I don’t care. There were like ¹⁰⁄₁₂ of them. PERFECT TEXTURE!!!
Chicken Wing– 5 spice rubbed and deep fried PERFECT! So krispeeeeee!
— Duck Sauce dipped both the above. Childhood memories flooding back to me.
— General Tso’s Chicken. They obviously fry stuff right here. Great texture. Insanely thick sauce. Tiny heat. But I got chili oil.
— Chow Fun Veggie. Wide flat noodles. Julianne Snow Peas, carrots, onion with bean sprouts. Simple flavor but u can taste the seer of the wok.
I am so happy I came here. I will return!

Food isn’t that bad.
Service is. Expect to wait… a lot for your drinks, and to get your order in. Once you get your actual order in… then you’re good to go and your food will come out quick.
The sesame chicken is light and not too saucey, along with the General Gao’s. You could actually tell the difference between the two sauces!
The pork fried rice was plentiful. Here, you order your entrees and fried rice separate, and one fried rice is plenty for two people. The portions were huge, and not too expensive.
As far as alcoholic drinks, I ordered the Blue Hawaiian, a personal favorite, and the drinks weren’t too strong, but weren’t that light either for $ 5.50. My date ordered the Mai Tai, which was also delicious.
This is a run of the mill Chinese restaurant, so 3 stars for average, despite the bad service, because let’s face it, you usually get bad service at Chinese resturants.
Beware, the take out menu has different items than the eat in menu.

My friends and I come here at least a couple times a month. The drinks are always very good (and strong) and so is the food. The also offer some of the best sushi in the area without traveling up to Worcester. Only down fall is that it’s a very small location (it used to be take out only) so on Friday nights and weekends it fills up very quick and there’s not much of a waiting area so you are often left standing there awkwardly trying to avoid eye contact without the other patrons.

Have ordered from here a few times, pretty typical chinese take-​out, except that I also ordered a sushi roll, which was very good. Stopped in for sitdown this past Saturday and ordered soup sushi and spicy szechuan lo mein. Apart from it not being especially spicy, it was still pretty good. steady stream of sitdown and takeout customers. When the craving returns I will probably stop in again.

We are regulars, as we’re there almost every other Friday night. We mostly go for the mai tais and company, but we’ve been enough now to know that there are some good selections on the menu. But don’t expect gourmet chinese food or anything! The service can sometimes be frustrating, because even though it is a small space with few tables for dine-​in, the waitresses sometimes seem overwhelmed. They are always VERY busy on a Friday night, so expect to wait for a table. The take-​out orders seem to be never-​ending.
I’d recommend the ham fried rice and salt & pepper wings, along with any of the Lo Mein meals. The mango chicken is excellent as well.
I gave it 4 stars because although we love getting a group to go there and always have a great time, I wouldn’t say it is because of the food, drinks or service. Don’t get me wrong, everyone we’ve met that works there is nice, but they just don’t have enough people working to handle the crowds.

Mai tai and fried rice were the color of sewerage… fried dumplings another disappointment. but the final nail in the coffin was the gang of ten thugs who sat next to us who used the n word freely and talked about beating up people. This is clearly their territory… stay far away.

The crab rangoon was quite good. The steamed wontons were not good at all. The dough they use was far too chewy. The main dish of noodles took a long time coming out and had the same doughy constitution as the wontons, but was tasty nonetheless. The bar and keno set up gives the place somewhat of a seedy feel. The location is in a strip mall. Parking is a little tight, but there is plenty of space in an adjacent supermarket lot. Overall, just average.

The pad tai was great and the server who took care of us was quick and fun. I would definitely come here again.

It’s definitely the best Chinese around — not that there is much to choose from. They do well with their portions and I have never had an order messed up or done poorly.
Their sushi is actually not bad at all and they have a full bar now so those that like drinks will enjoy that. I usually get the food delivered but the few times I have sit in the service was fast and not bad for broken English. I have definitely had better Chinese food but they do a few things very well, like the Crab Rangoon, the hot and sour soup, the General Tso and most of their beef dishes are quite good. Their Pad Thai was surprisingly yummy as well, and everything here will feed you for two meals at LEAST.
If there were more competition I may give them one or a half less star, but I think it’s good to support your local businesses and I really don’t want to see the only decent Chinese food that delivers go away :)

Overall, we had a very pleasant experience at Jade King. Our server was attentive and very conscientious about delivering food to order. We made a special request to not include onions or scallions in the Chicken Fried Rice and our server was right on top of that request. The food was delicious — a little on the salty side, but not too overwhelming. The bartender makes a good, strong drink — no complaints there!

We used to love this place, but lately it has been hit or miss. Sometimes the food tastes great and sometimes it doesn’t. As of late, we feel that it has been more miss.
Our last order took approximately 2 hours to be delivered. We were told that it would take about 45 minutes to an hour, which was typical. Two hours is a little excessive.
We are currently exploring other Chinese restaurants to replace King Jade.

I had heard good things about this place and thought I’d give it a try.
I ordered the sesame chicken lunch special «to go» and when I arrived to pick it up, thinking it wasn’t even ready yet, I asked if I could just change my order to dine in instead.
One would think that I wanted her first born child. I was very rudely told that when you order to go, you must take your food and LEAVE! I was treated like a homeless person looking for a hand out. The person at the bar kept pointing in one direction and saying «it not allowed» when I asked who or what she was pointing at she said her boss. «Boss lady» finally looked up and came over to tell me I had to leave. Even a few men at the bar were disgusted with this «policy». The boss lady tried to give some crazy reason saying that the wait staff wouldn’t get a tip and «it no fair to them». Whatever! Of course I would tip jeezus all this over a dollar???
I should have told them to take the order and stick it, but admittedly, I was starving. So I paid and left to go eat my order «elsewhere». I checked the bag to make sure I had a fork… Nope had to go back in and ask for a fork ugh. Boss lady finally rudely pointed to a box and muttered something under her breath. I WILL NOT RETURN EVER!
Now, the main question — can their rudeness and total lack of regard for customer service be saved by the food? Nope, not even close. The chicken was a fatty gross blob of gooey mess, it’s literally all the scraps of dark meat they can scrape off a chicken and smash together. I ate the crab ragoon and some rice, but I should have just canceled the order and gone next door to Jube’s. Shoot there’s better service and food at Burger King. If you’re craving Chinese food in this area, try one town over JADE GARDEN in UPTON.
I WILL NEVER RETURN TO KING JADE ever again. ZERO STARS

King Jade has always had the best oriental food in the area, however, it was not somewhere that you’d like to go sit and have dinner until they recently did it over.
They’ve added a sushi bar, with full liquor bar as well, and completely redecorated. It’s warm and welcoming, and was VERY busy last Friday night when my daughter and I went.
Although the wait staff seemed a bit over worked, the food was delicious, as usual, and the sushi was fresh.