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Loune B
Stopped in for lunch and discovered a true hidden gem. Conveniently located right off the train station, it’s an easy and accessible stop whether you’re commuting or exploring the area.
I began with the seaweed salad — fresh, well-balanced, and lightly seasoned, making it a clean and refreshing start to the meal.
For the main course, I ordered the spicy salt and pepper seafood, which was crisp, aromatic, and packed with bold flavor. The heat was noticeable but well-controlled, enhancing the natural sweetness of the seafood while maintaining a satisfying crunch. The seasoning delivered depth without feeling greasy or overly heavy.
To complement the dishes, I enjoyed a beer along with a cocktail — both well-crafted and pairing nicely with the spice-forward profile of the entrée.
The menu is diverse, featuring sushi and a variety of Japanese favorites, along with select Thai dishes, making it a versatile option for different tastes and occasions.
Although somewhat tucked away, the restaurant is well worth finding. There’s a city parking garage in the back at approximately $3 per hour, which makes it convenient and affordable for visitors. The space offers bar seating with TVs playing sports, comfortable indoor dining, and outdoor seating for those who prefer an open-air atmosphere. Whether you’re grabbing lunch, catching a game, or meeting friends for drinks, the setting is relaxed and inviting. Service throughout the visit was attentive and professional.
Overall, a well-rounded dining experience with quality dishes, strong flavors, and a welcoming vibe. Definitely a spot worth recommending.
… moreI began with the seaweed salad — fresh, well-balanced, and lightly seasoned, making it a clean and refreshing start to the meal.
For the main course, I ordered the spicy salt and pepper seafood, which was crisp, aromatic, and packed with bold flavor. The heat was noticeable but well-controlled, enhancing the natural sweetness of the seafood while maintaining a satisfying crunch. The seasoning delivered depth without feeling greasy or overly heavy.
To complement the dishes, I enjoyed a beer along with a cocktail — both well-crafted and pairing nicely with the spice-forward profile of the entrée.
The menu is diverse, featuring sushi and a variety of Japanese favorites, along with select Thai dishes, making it a versatile option for different tastes and occasions.
Although somewhat tucked away, the restaurant is well worth finding. There’s a city parking garage in the back at approximately $3 per hour, which makes it convenient and affordable for visitors. The space offers bar seating with TVs playing sports, comfortable indoor dining, and outdoor seating for those who prefer an open-air atmosphere. Whether you’re grabbing lunch, catching a game, or meeting friends for drinks, the setting is relaxed and inviting. Service throughout the visit was attentive and professional.
Overall, a well-rounded dining experience with quality dishes, strong flavors, and a welcoming vibe. Definitely a spot worth recommending.
Vid Feature
Our first and last vist yesterday. Tucked below ground in the basement of an old mill building you won’t believe your GPS when it announces “arrived.”
Quickly seated our waiter was all smiles as he asked if we wanted drinks, upon our declining the smile faded.
The menu was more for Japanese food yet the restaurant’s name is “Jade”…a gem prized and associated with Chinese. Their website states, “Where Asian Traditions Meet Modern Elegance In The Heart Of Lowell”
It goes on to mention a fusion, which is accurate…this restaurant is a cross between a sports bar and an Asian restaurant. The sports bar fills the center of the dining room and as expected appears to be a local watering hole for the Townies. In addition there is progressive dance music as loud as the conversations. (Read modern disco)
We were a bit rushed to order, to their credit the appetizers came fast, although not together. The fried garden roll was typical, ok. The seaweed salad, ok.
After about 10 minutes my wife’s dish came, but not mine. After a long wait and filling up on fried rice and such I walked to the counter to cancel my dish which appeared to be forgotten…at that time the waiter arrived with it and I accepted the late food…a few mins into the dish and he came over to interrupt saying he had warned it was av20 minute dish as it was fried. No, we were not warned, that was a lie.
Not worth the wait the sesame beef tasted of too much vinegar and over the disco music I imagined hearing, “what do you want for nothing? Rrrrrrubbber biscuit??” The beef was like a Charleston Chew, endless biting to swallow. I’m not fussy, I like MREs…this was NOT good food, I don’t care who wrote the glowing reviews, this place sucks.
We got out of there as quickly as possible, total damage? $87.54 for two, 15% tip I included out of kindness. That’s $45.00 per head. There are so many better less expensive restaurants in the area.
The final insult was to demand payment via QR code…which takes you to a website that requires your email address and FORCES you to opt in for marketing 3rd party spam.
My advice? Ignore the positive reviews here, I have no idea if they are real….trust me, this one is. Keep walking my brother, sister.
… moreQuickly seated our waiter was all smiles as he asked if we wanted drinks, upon our declining the smile faded.
The menu was more for Japanese food yet the restaurant’s name is “Jade”…a gem prized and associated with Chinese. Their website states, “Where Asian Traditions Meet Modern Elegance In The Heart Of Lowell”
It goes on to mention a fusion, which is accurate…this restaurant is a cross between a sports bar and an Asian restaurant. The sports bar fills the center of the dining room and as expected appears to be a local watering hole for the Townies. In addition there is progressive dance music as loud as the conversations. (Read modern disco)
We were a bit rushed to order, to their credit the appetizers came fast, although not together. The fried garden roll was typical, ok. The seaweed salad, ok.
After about 10 minutes my wife’s dish came, but not mine. After a long wait and filling up on fried rice and such I walked to the counter to cancel my dish which appeared to be forgotten…at that time the waiter arrived with it and I accepted the late food…a few mins into the dish and he came over to interrupt saying he had warned it was av20 minute dish as it was fried. No, we were not warned, that was a lie.
Not worth the wait the sesame beef tasted of too much vinegar and over the disco music I imagined hearing, “what do you want for nothing? Rrrrrrubbber biscuit??” The beef was like a Charleston Chew, endless biting to swallow. I’m not fussy, I like MREs…this was NOT good food, I don’t care who wrote the glowing reviews, this place sucks.
We got out of there as quickly as possible, total damage? $87.54 for two, 15% tip I included out of kindness. That’s $45.00 per head. There are so many better less expensive restaurants in the area.
The final insult was to demand payment via QR code…which takes you to a website that requires your email address and FORCES you to opt in for marketing 3rd party spam.
My advice? Ignore the positive reviews here, I have no idea if they are real….trust me, this one is. Keep walking my brother, sister.
Red Barn
The food and atmosphere was excellent. I would definitely recommend. The drinks are made perfectly.
… moreFernanda Barros
The food was great. Service as well. Prices are okay. Our bill was around $35 for the meal in the pictures. It was one shrimp order with broccoli, and order one of their rice that has everything in it. We split between two people. There is parking available. Pleasant atmosphere.
… moreTyler McMillan
I really like this place.
The space is modern, but comfortable.
Service is polite and fast. They are very straight to the point, making it great if you’re tired looking for a hot meal.
Most importantly, this is very good fusion, plus they have very affordable drinks (possibly best price per quality in the Merrimack Valley).
I hope Jade keeps killing it!
… moreThe space is modern, but comfortable.
Service is polite and fast. They are very straight to the point, making it great if you’re tired looking for a hot meal.
Most importantly, this is very good fusion, plus they have very affordable drinks (possibly best price per quality in the Merrimack Valley).
I hope Jade keeps killing it!
Susie Li
Jade Lowell is a true hidden gem! The modern aesthetic creates a perfect vibe for enjoying their incredible Asian fusion dishes. The sizzling beef black pepper is packed with flavor, and the Yue Yang spicy chicken has just the right kick. Their crispy Shanghai noodles are loaded with meat and veggies, and the lunch bento with shrimp tempura is a must-try. The hot & sour soup is my favorite comfort food here. Don’t miss the adorable bear-shaped chocolate mousse for dessert! Highly recommend for a flavorful and unforgettable experience.
… moreAl Machado
This place is awesome. The restaurant itself is gorgeous and impeccably clean. We went twice and sat at the bar. Bartender is pro level. Great array of cocktails. House liquors are high end yet the prices are actually very low for the quality ingredients. Lychee martini, pineapple cocktail, lemon drop – all were perfectly made and delicious. We shared scallion pancakes, dumplings and house noodles. Everything was fresh and delicious. I haven’t tried the sushi but I see they have a big area for it. Looking forward to checking out their patio in warmer weather. The pictures don’t do the food justice. I am so happy to have such a high quality restaurant in Lowell.
… moreNancy
Jade Lowell is consistently delicious and one of our go‑to spots when we want great food without the heaviness.
The lo mein is absolutely amazing, perfectly seasoned, full of flavor, and never greasy. Every dish tastes fresh, balanced, and thoughtfully prepared. Friendly service, generous portions, and reliable quality make Jade an easy favorite.
… moreThe lo mein is absolutely amazing, perfectly seasoned, full of flavor, and never greasy. Every dish tastes fresh, balanced, and thoughtfully prepared. Friendly service, generous portions, and reliable quality make Jade an easy favorite.
Rico Mac
This is my second time here and just like my first this visit was positive experience. Very classy / modern vibe here. The food has always been better than just good¡¡¡ The service is relatively quick even on a large order not to mention the server was very kind & friendly.. I recommend Jade lowell to anyone in search of great dining experience. They do offer a full bar as well.
… moreVictor Huang
I went with my family and we ordered the sichuan fish and beef. We also ordered the string beans and eggplant. All of it was delicious and the portion size were good as well.
I liked the more modern look and aesthetic. It felt sleek and the location being downstairs in an office space felt like a hidden gem. They also had outdoor seating but it’s seasonal and not open during the winter.
The waiters were professional and provided efficient service. During our time there, I didn’t feel pressured to leave early.
I also notice that they had an outdoor area that was closed for the winter. I think it would’ve been great to try it out during the warmer seasons! The outdoor area is close to the roads, but it wasn’t busy when we were dining there
… moreI liked the more modern look and aesthetic. It felt sleek and the location being downstairs in an office space felt like a hidden gem. They also had outdoor seating but it’s seasonal and not open during the winter.
The waiters were professional and provided efficient service. During our time there, I didn’t feel pressured to leave early.
I also notice that they had an outdoor area that was closed for the winter. I think it would’ve been great to try it out during the warmer seasons! The outdoor area is close to the roads, but it wasn’t busy when we were dining there