Dim Sum Restaurants in Denver, CO

“First and foremost, Judy was amazing, she took care of all the tables and customers. Making sure water remain filled, and customers were serviced. To top it off, the food was fantastic. We ordered a beef noodle soup bowl each and the wonton and oil appetizer and the prices were fair. Can’t wait to visit dumpling kitchen again.“

“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.“

“Stopped in for a small snack with my husband to tide us over to dinner while we were in Denver. We had the "water fried" vegan bao, which is a bit more like a dumpling than what I usually think of as bao, but it was tasty and really hit the spot. The location is small, but tidy, and since we were there in the afternoon but before the dinner rush, it was relatively quiet. There was outdoor seating that would presumably be nice in warmer weather, but we stayed indoors because it was cold. Their restroom floor is slightly scary in that it looks a bit unstable and cracked, and it definitely showing some wear and tear, but was otherwise fine. Service was friendly and the food came out pretty quick. If I had more time, I would have liked to stop by at some point to try their vegan Dan Dan Noodles, but we didn't end up having a ton of wiggle room on our trip--maybe next time!“

“Best scallops I have ever had. Great food, traditional Chinese. The restaurant is “older” don’t expect sleek Americanization. Focus on the great food.“

“Atmosphere is great! Service was excellent! Not loud like most big restaurants. Food was absolutely amazing! Not overly expensive. Make their dumplings fresh. Steak tenderloin and peppers was very good. Outdoor seating area is nice when it is warm. The winter pirk wonton soup is great. I have also never been disappointed with the seasonal vegetables (green beans, broccoli, bok choy). They serve soup dumplings ever so often and totally worth trying if they are available. They have an upstairs that you can reserve for parties as well. I have never been disappointed by anything I get here.“

“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 🧡“

“Absolutely delicious!! Beautiful clean restaurant with tasty food. Highly recommend, we can’t wait to come back. Finally a place in town with options for Dumplings and Bao Buns!“

“Best Cantonese cuisine in Colorado. Dim sun is to die for if you are nostalgic for Old Hong Kong.“

“They offer authentic dim sum and regular Chinese dishes.
They have cart services only on the weekends, but they serve dim sum every day.
Don't mind their speedy service, which sometimes may seem rude to regular customers.
Come and enjoy the food, and you will leave happy.
Tips:
- Over the weekend, come before 10:30 AM. Otherwise, you will be waiting in a long line.“

“This is what you get when you ask the locals who has the good quality food.. I will make a point to come back here whenever I’m in town! 🥵 Spicy Yaki-Soba 🌶️ 🔥 Lup cheong (Chinese sausage), added pork belly, garlic, scallion, ginger, baby bok-choy, tri-color peppers, fresno chili, sambal hoisin, miso Mongolian sauce, soy sauce, pistachio, daikon sprouts, Thai basil, cilantro, SO. MUCH. FLAVOR. The best rangoons ever.. 🦀 🧀 🍍 Onion cream cheese, pineapple sweet & sour sauce, scallion, cilantro, tri-color fresno peppers, sambal hoisin (spicy), furikake seasoning And of course some amazing bao buns filled with pork Pics in comments“