Dim Sum Restaurants near Aurora, CO

“This place is amazing! The dumplings are perfect! Had some hot and sour soup that was great too! It’s clean and the service was awesome. Definitely bring your friends and family here to eat! We also had sweet and sour chicken, fried rice and sesame chicken. So good!“

“Love the food here! The mini buns were yummy especially their Xiao Long Soup Buns, also love their specialty beef soup noodles. You know the food is great when it is packed with people - fun atmosphere with their bar and drinks!“

“I could not recommend this place more. Not only was the food fantastic the service was impeccable. I came in with my service dog and party of 8; they managed to serve us all equally without fail. we tried about 8 items in total and they were all fantastic. An amazing spot!!“

“SO delicious. We waited on trying them for way too long, they're so good. I'm excited to spend more Sundays with wonderful noodles 🧡“

“Flavors are on point and service was quick. Their spicy dumplings walks a nice tightrope; just enough spice for me to feel it but not overwhelming.“

“What a gem! Accidentally stumbled on this place and I couldn't have asked for a more charming and delicious experience. If you've had egg rolls, chow mein, and orange chicken and didn't really get what all the fuss with Chinese food was about, this is a place to check out to set the record straight!

I had the Fish in a Chili Oil Broth and it was hot, savory, and HUGE! Lots of Szechuan peppercorns which I love and plenty of rice to soak up the sauce. Enough food to feed two comfortably.

Alice was very helpful navigating the menu (especially for someone like me who wanted to try something new), and made me feel at home. 谢谢您！“

“Dumplings: very good vegan dumplings!!!!

Veggie noodles: fresh and not too oily.

I do with (a) larger portion size and (b) more veggies with the noodles.

Small seating area that was comfortable. Outdoor picnic tables available.“

“This was our first time visiting this place, which is located in a nice plaza area filled with restaurants and offices. The atmosphere was casual, and there was an open window in the kitchen, allowing us to see the chef cooking from our seats. The space is not very large, but it is clean and bright. The menu was quite simple.

For the appetizer, we ordered:
1. Wonton soup (6 pieces) - The soup looked different from what was described on the menu. Instead of a clear broth, it came with seaweed. While the flavor was good, we would have preferred it in a clear broth. The wontons themselves were delicious, and we would have enjoyed the dish even more with the clear broth.
2. Scallop & Shrimp Dumplings (6 pieces) - The meat in these dumplings was very flavorful and did not disappoint. Be sure to dip them in a mixture of soy sauce, vinegar, and chili oil if you enjoy a bit of spice!
3. Bryan’s Xiao Long Bao (8 pieces) - We ordered this dumpling because it was intriguing, featuring eight different flavors. You can see all the flavors in the pictures. However, we didn’t particularly enjoy it and still prefer the traditional dumplings.

For the entrees, we ordered:

1. Stir-Fried Green Beans with Ground Pork and Garlic - The chef cooked this dish perfectly! The green beans were flash-fried, retaining their crunchy texture, and were seasoned just right. It was delicious, and we loved it!

2. Mapo Tofu with Pork - Once again, the mapo tofu did not disappoint. It was well-seasoned and balanced; while it wasn't overly spicy, you could definitely feel the numbing sensation from the Szechuan peppercorns.

3. Tan-Tan Noodles - The noodles were cooked perfectly—neither too soggy nor undercooked. However, we weren't fans of the peanut sauce on top. If you enjoy peanut sauce, though, you'll probably love this dish! The ground pork had great flavor and complemented the noodles well.

The service was adequate, we didn’t receive attentive service during our meal, but the food made up for it.

Overall, the food is delicious, and if you enjoy dumplings and Xiao Long Bao, this place is highly recommended!“