We had pretty good experiences with takeout here prior to the other day. I ordered 2 combination…read moreplates, 2 orders of rice, crab rangoon and a box of chicken fingers. Total came to over $90, I'm sure glad I asked for a receipt because he never told me the total before swiping my card. The chicken was mostly breading and not worth the price they charged for it. After calling back to see if they charged me the wrong amount the gentleman was really rude on the phone and told me a box of rice costs $12.95 - their website says $10.95. I would highly recommend avoiding this place, I won't order from here again!!

I've been going/ordering lucky house for the past 30 years. Since they were in the granite…read moreshopping center in westerly. Tonight is my last order. After I left a $13 tip for the delivery person they showed up with their daughter ringing our doorbell several times trying to guilt me into more $$. On top of that they only gave us 2 duck sauces for chips and shrimp with batter. Cheap f×××s! Sorry Danny. We loved you. Sat like a rock in my stomach for the fist time ever. Try changing the grease in your frialater!

Got here right at opening in a Saturday and was seated immediately. I love that everything is made…read moreto order. Each dish was FRESH! It started filling up around 10AM with families and friends. Coming from a bao lover you MUST get the pineapple roast pork and custard buns. Everything about them was perfect. Fresh out of the oven, with the perfect amount of sweet crust on the top. This is how I'll remember Boston.

Food was like any other place. Serving was really bad…read more Arrogant servers. Ambiance was fair.

It was my "birthday weekend" and have been wanting to try Jayd for over a year. We consider…read moreourselves foodies and try the best of the best restaurants when we travel. We made the 1hr and 15min ride from Fairhaven Ma. Order was placed Tuesday for Saturday pickup with instructions of how they do it...freshly made which was apparent. We got the Spicy Yo Po Noodles, Chicken Jin Jin's and Pork buns. Pickup was easy and we took our food to Tower Hill Brewery which was 8 minutes away and had excellent beers and Seltzer. To the food...everything was excellent! Yo Po noodles stole the show, the sauce is like nothing I've ever had. Downright delicious! 2nd for us were the Chicken Jin Jin's. Probably 2 orders next time. Last in our opinion were the Pork Buns. Hear me out...I love pan fried Peking Raviolis! I order them every time I order Chinese food. These buns were delicious, with the pillow like bun. However, they are similar to Peking Raviolis, just a thicker wrapper. Will we make the trek again...absolutely! Will we make the trip again? Absolutely!

We are locals who order from Jayd Bun every once in a while, Most recently we had a delicious…read more"chef's choice" dinner to celebrate a birthday. I emailed about a week in advance, gave my budget and the number of people eating. I asked them to surprise us because we always love trying new things and we know every item on the menu is great. We were provided with an EXCELLENT meal of Pork & veggie buns, beef Jin Jin dumplings, spicy yo po & the green monstah noodles (we'd never had the monstah before, it is not for the faint of heart, be prepared for SPICY) I didn't wait too long for my pick up. The wait is fun, there are lots of meme type signs to read, a stream of beautiful landscapes & photos of folks enjoying food on the TV, and always great music playing. Everything was delicious and flavorful as always. We are so lucky to have this gem of a restaurant right in town.

WORST service last night 2/20/2026! Wife and I were 1 of 3…read moretables being served = not busy at 530pm. We ordered and food came out luke warm, come on waitress! She kept getting lost somewhere (probably texting in the middle wait staff area). 3 staff at the hostess podium doing nothing, I had to get up and get take out containers and bill. I know what happens when customers send food back to the kitchen. I had no problem giving NO TIP and the explanation. I went to talk to manager but he was busy running around serving people at the bar. Oh also 2 waitresses at the cash register YUP....doing nothing. Manager needs to allocate work to others and train staff on customer expectations. Also carpet need to be replaced in the dining room. SKIP THIS PLACE!

I've seen the signs for this restaurant on 95 for so long and we finally decided to stop. It's…read moretucked behind another building with not the best signage, so it can be challenging to spot. It's kind of dark inside but it's clean. The service was generally good. The food was average but not pricey. It's not worth a special stop at all, but it's a calm place to sit down and have a meal instead of the fast food along 95.

1 Star -- The Worst Chinese Food in Amherst (and That's Saying Something!)…read more I ordered the "All Day Combo" General Tso's Chicken with Vegetable Fried Rice for lunch -- and wow, I wish I hadn't. The portion was pathetic: maybe five tablespoons of pre-cooked fried rice and five tiny, shriveled pieces of chicken (smaller than nuggets!) that were clearly reheated leftovers. The chicken was tough, dry, and chewy -- like biting into old rubber. And the price? $12.70 for what? A sad excuse for a meal. Absolutely no value, no freshness, and no effort whatsoever. This was hands-down the worst Chinese food I've ever had in Amherst -- and possibly anywhere. Located on College Street, this place needs to do some serious soul-searching about what they're serving people. If you value your money (and your taste buds), stay far, far away. This wasn't lunch -- it was a culinary insult in a takeout box. Save yourself the disappointment. Just don't.

Super solid place to go for Chinese food. My boyfriend and I ordered 3 dishes to go and they were…read moreprepared really quickly. The mapo tofu and sweet and sour pork were lunch specials, under 12 dollars each! The calamari was much pricier in comparison, over 20 dollars by itself. My favorite was the mapo tofu, it was so flavorful and paired wonderfully with the rice. The food was packed into each of the containers as well, which allowed us to eat until we were stuffed while still having so much food leftover.

Large place easy to find seat. Everyone speaks cantonese here. The chefs are from hong kong and 台山…read more Authentic Cantonese dim sum they make their own fresh. So much better than flushing, Manhattan or Brooklyn dim sum restaurants, can't compare.What a gem! The last time i have this quality of dim sum was in Toronto over 20 years ago. ( I think you can't find same quality dim sum even in Hong Kong now because they all use precooked dim sum. ) Pig blood not the best but good. Everything large portion good price. Salty yolk buns, the buns is not as good but the salty yolk fillings are excellent. Must try the 叉燒酥 cha siu pastry, 鹹水角 fried sticky rice dumplings? I'm not sure about the translation but it's the best fresh crispy outside melt into the mouth, 腸粉 rice rolls, 牛筋 beef tendons sooo good,牛柏葉 beef tripes so soft. Siu mai are huge and perfect mix of pork and shrimp. You can't miss chicken feet. Everything so flavorful not salty.

Oriental Bar and Grill is tucked behind another building in Connecticut in a way that makes it…read moregenuinely easy to miss from the road. I drove past it the first time, but the exterior is intriguing, with waterfalls and small ponds with koi fish out front that caught my attention on the second pass. The interior is large and classically decorated, the kind of dining room that was built to handle volume without feeling like a cafeteria. I noticed the koi fish out front have a quarter machine nearby that dispenses food, a small detail that tends to land well if you are visiting with kids. The overall setup is comfortable and well maintained, and the space gave the restaurant a presence that most Chinese restaurants in the area do not match. The dim sum is the main draw, and it is served until 3pm, so timing my visit accordingly was important. I ordered the har gow and shumai, both well executed and holding up against what I have found at comparable restaurants in Boston or New York. The chili oil is good and worth using liberally. The shrimp wonton noodle soup was a standout and worth ordering on its own. For those coming outside dim sum hours, the full menu covers a solid range of Cantonese dishes. I also tried the fried rice, salt and pepper squid, and chow fun, all of which performed well. The portions throughout were generous enough that ordering with a group and sharing made the most sense. On quieter days, the food quality is noticeably more consistent, which I experienced during my visit. For good dim sum in Connecticut and a Cantonese dining room that takes the food seriously, Oriental Bar and Grill is worth the effort of finding.

Good food, reasonable prices for the area, dark…read more Came here cause the missus was craving dumpling and we've only dabbled in the restaurants in WeHa. Outside was unassuming. Sidewalks were torn up but the place is hard to find with lack of signage. We were able to get seated right away, and looked through their digital menu. We got a smattering of dishes, wontons and dumplings, a sandwich and a ramen. Food came out in a reasonable wait time. We took pics and dug in. The 7 flavor dumpling was the star of the show. Light and thin dumpling wrapper, savory sweet sauce, plenty of filling. The pork dumplings were good, but the wrapper was thicker and denser. The twice cooked pork sandwich was pretty tasty, the pork needed to be more present compared to the veggies, but appreciated the crisp of the bread. The ramen had a good amount of braised beef and noodles. The broth needed a little doctoring to coax out some of the more savory notes. Broth needed more aggressive seasoning though. The price was not too bad for the area. It's kind of like dim sum, where you get a small plate for the price but it's all shareable and the flavors are good. It's not very well lit, gave the place a very dark air about it. But as a restaurant, it's pretty good. There's a lot of great places in that area, and this one's a good option if you're looking for small plates.

What a great spot in WeHa. First off easy parking and alittle of Main Street so easier…read moreaccessibility- which I greatly appreciated. Inside is beautifully decorated, clean and staff was friendly and welcoming. Food was delicious, not everything was a home run - but not everything on a menu can be. The flavors were on point but a couple missteps in execution. But a solid 4-4.5. Our favorite dish was the seven flavor wontons. Wontons were super tender and flavors were on point. The spicy beef ramen was really good, but the broth was oily and too thin for our liking. We added some soy and asked for some hoisin - which made a big difference. Overall, We will definitely be back and try more menu items.