Welcome to Jade House

“ I honestly didn’t know what to expect walking into this restaurant, it was around noon and no one was else was here. My partner and I were a bit hesitant as we were ready to walk out, I said, let’s give them a try! We ordered 2 items, an eggplant dish and kung pao chicken both, hella good! About 30 mins later people were walking in a getting the special, I think it was the lobster, too bad I’m allergic to shellfish. Don’t be fooled by the pictures on the wall, this place is bomb yo! ”

“ Great lunch special price and quality. Pork chop with spicy salt, three ingredients crispy tofu, steamed whole fish, and yang chow fried rice were delicious. ”

“ Outside dining set-up with white table cloths. Best $ for great food anywhere! Even after all these years (at least a dozen) this has been my "go to" restaurant. Weekly lunch! Good food never gets tired. Always a great meal for soooo little $. Free tea...free rice...free soup with lunch 'till 3:00! Duck special is superb. Heavenly lettuce wrapped chicken...never had a bad meal over the years...consistantly tasty food. Say "Hello" to Manager Ken. "knee-ha" is a very rough but warm "hello" in Chinese. ”

“ I've come here for years now, my dad is a regular and they know him. I love the tea they serve during dinner, always warm and refilled multiple times. We always order walnut shrimp, egg drop soup, Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce, Hong Kong style fish fillet, and ginger/garlic lobster dish. I would also recommend the duck! It comes with soft white buns and crispy colorful chips, very moist and delicious! Would always come 2 to 3 times a year. ”

“ Good Chinese BBQ style joint with great lunch specials. Place needs a little bit of renovation, but food delicious with ample portions. ”

“ Reasonably priced delicious Chinese food. Lunch menu is now very limited and prices have increased by 10% to 20% compared to 2020. ”

“ Dive-y Chinese restaurant in Diamond Bar. Came here around 5:30pm for an early dinner with my parents and were seated immediately. Credit cards are accepted but there’s a minimum charge of ~$15. No checks are accepted. There’s indoor dining available (no outdoor seating) as well as takeout. They cater too, and most people who came seemed to have opted for that. There’s a variety of seafood options, and my mom particularly liked the fish maw soup, which has a texture similar to egg drop soup but with pieces of fish. The fried chicken with macadamia but was something that I hadn’t seen before, and wanted to try. The brown sauce is similar to what my mom would cook at home and came with whole pieces of roasted macadamia nuts. The BBQ pork fried rice was standard, and the pork came in small pieces. The food comes with jasmine tea. It’s your standard authentic Asian spot that’s a bit of a hole in the wall (it’s located in the Walmart center), but the service was kind and the food prices were reasonable (~$55 for the 3 of us). ”

“ Authentic traditional Hong Kong old style food. They also offer roast BBQ pork and duck. Hard to find this type of restaurant in LA now a day. Food are delicious and great service. ”