No guys, no frills. You can get the dim sum staples here for much cheaper than local restaurants with the fancy stuff. The selections are straight to the point. The food is fresh and the service is perfectly standard read more

There is a list of diverse dim sum and it comes out hot. It is not my favorite place as there was a small interaction with one of the servers. Quite frankly there was cilantro in one of the dishes that doesn't normally have it at other restaurants that I've eaten at. The menu didn't mention it contained cilantro. When we brought this up, she said we should have ordered it without. Arguably, we said that we didn't expect it to be in the dish so why would we order it without? She told us that we needed to order another one without cilantro and pay for both dishes. there are plenty of better restaurants. read more

Food here is legit! Hole in the wall spot with about 10 tables. Place opened at 9am which is the earliest I've seen a dim sum place open. You know it's good when you see Asians eating at a dim sum spot. Here is what we ordered. BBQ baked pork buns- my favorite, sweet, flavorful, light bun Egg noodles- second favorite. Noodles with green onions and bean sprouts Pan fried chive cake- pork and cover pan fried dumpling. Good flavor and juicy inside with a crispy outside Chinese broccoli- standard, a Little over cooked in my opinion and lacked the garlic chips Shrimp hargo- just average Salt and pepper calamari- light and crispy batter served with jalapeños. The salty seasoning was delicious. Shu Mai- delicious and juicy Food came out fast and service was good. read more

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The dim sum is good not great. I think what makes it great to a lot of people are the reasonable prices. Nothing really stood out. We ordered quite a bite of food for two people. Our bill was roughly $80 dollars. When we tried to pay with a credit card, they told us the dine-in business was slow today and they couldn't accept credit cards. WTF???? Several minutes later, a patron came in restaurant to pickup their order to-go and paid with a credit card. Shady practice. Not returning. read more

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I am becoming an expert at Dim Sum. An expert at eating it! Okay, the place has a hokey name, granted, don't let that fool you into thinking it's less than quality food. They don't cart. A disappointment, but, it also means a fresher product. The restaurant is small, the menu is smaller. Everything on it was delightful, however. My favourites were the Beef stomach, Chicken feet and the Beef tripe. Much as I would love to recommend the calamari, it's too salty for my liking. You'll probably love it! The staff here were infectiously wonderful. I found myself still thinking about them the next day. 08/24 read more

Pretty good made to order food. Great quality and inexpensive per item. Good choice for food

Dim sumlicious popped up in Chinatown and our friends told us it was worthwhile to stop by. The restaurant is small with about 8 tables and then another larger dining space in the back of the restaurant. Ordering is by marking what you want on a sheet and the items are freshly steamed/prepared and served. The food was really fresh and my fav was the pan fried chive dumpling. We also received really good service and both servers were really nice and ensured our waters and teas were filled and the table was kept tidy. This is definitely not a fine dining type dim sum but more of the hole in the wall. I bet takeout dim sum from here would also be super good and I know we will pursue that option in the future. read more

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My friend and I had a great dim sum experience here. My favorite dish was the Shrimp Rice Roll - the rice wrap was jiggly and bouncy which is a sign that it was freshly prepared! Dishes can take a while to come out of the kitchen, but that's because everything is made-to-order. Everything was reasonably priced, our bill for two was just $45 (after tax and tip). Note: they do charge for hot tea per person. I don't mind though, since the business appears to be operated by a local family. They have some Chinese tunes playing in the background. I would definitely come again the next time we visit Vegas! read more

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Food is okay but the service is horrific ! The young guy with the glasses is really nice and kind. However , the older lady with short hair and glasses was so rude. Our to-go food was done 10 minutes already and she knew we were waiting she just left it on another table with the other to-go stuff. Time went by , she tried to wipe the table we were told to sit at to wait for our stuff. She was laughing when we asked for our food and proceeded to just ignore while the guy was apologizing to us which he has nothing to apologize about , it was her fault not his. Just horrible. read more

I consider this one of the best Dim Sum Place in Las Vegas. After they take your order , then they steam the food. They all come out steaming hot. The quality is excellent. The price is reasonable. read more

My husband and I took an Uber from the strip. There was a new dim sum restaurant closer to us, but they were charging like $16 for siu mai, only 4 pieces and around the sam amount for har gow. Listen, I am not broke and in college like the last time I came to vegas, but I have principles, and one of them is to.never pay that much for a dim sum dish. It's the principle of it all! We had shredded pork congee, tripe, chicken feet, the wide beef noodle dish with sweet soy sauce that I think is called "look fun", black bean pork riblets , and 2 orders of steamed char siu bao. Omg. Everything was fresh and delicious! My husband said the chicken feet was so tender, it melted in your mouth! The tripe was flavorful, the look fun was soft and the congee was cooked to perfection, it was silky and creamy. The char siu bao was some of the best I have had in years. The name is cute and the food was amazing. I will be back the next time I go to vegas! Thank you dimsumlicious for being one of the highlights of our trip! read more

It is a hidden gem. Menu is very limited but they have all you want as far as dim sum. Food always comes out steaming hot , make sure to try their mustard . A little bit of the mustard with shomai Ambiance : 3/10 ( I am not there for the ambiance lol ) Service : 5/10 ( hit n miss ) read more

They advertise beef chow fun but don't serve it all the time. As an Asian I have always ordered beef chow fun with dim sum. Ridiculous.

Great dim sum Shrimp dough, shiu Mai, Phoenix talon, cilantro w/wht. Flat noodles, crispy crust bbq pork bun..,,.. read more

DEFINITELY RETURNING FOR MORE FOOD Grungy environment, but the Hong Kong dim sum quality overshadows that obvious handicap. Helpful to speak Cantonese. Every item ordered was most memorable and tasty. Also, excellent value. Super fragrant high quality Pu-Erh tea. read more

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This place is pretty authentic. Without the tourist prices. I would definitely come again when I'm in town

Small shop in a strip mall. The dim sum is decent. Our favorite is the congee. Our lease favorite is the soy sauce stirred fried noodle. Staff is very friendly. The only thing I will pick on is the shop's cleanliness. Walls, door knobs and floor need some major cleaning from dirt track and grease. If one can oversee these, I think this is a little gem for some good Cantonese foods. read more

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One star down as it is no frills; I'm usually a regular at HK Garden but this restaurant really did the trick! Har Gow and Siu Mai was executed perfectly! My ama's fave braised spareribs were also succulent and delicious. Chicken feet and tripe were both so tender! Mom and pop owned; I encourage cash they'll take card; but show them you care about their proprietorship and they'll return some kindness. Until next time! read more

West of Strip for an appointment, decided to try an unfamiliar dim sum. Vibes shoe-string operation, could be cleaner. A menu poster has X's over the unavailable items; today, about 40% on hand. Some slightly unusual choices, like dumplings filled wth celery, peanuts and pork, which I chose, along with tofu rolls and shrimp dumplings. Obviously handmade, all were tasty,and worth your try. But, if a nonlocal prospective diner shows up, and there are no entrees; no soups; and just cans of soda to drink, then you will be gratly disappointed. As I was. read more

The service was decent and it was not crowded at 1 pm. Lots of parking. Some of the dishes were not what I exected to get, it was different from most other places I order from. read more

Dive to the TEEEE... cool find in Vegas "Chinatown", very authentic! Food was timely but service wasn't super helpful nor was the menu. Love DimSum but a little more help here and there would have been great for those at the table that aren't as "adventurous" or have never experienced DimSum... might it be your spot if you're not the "divey" type... I thought the good tastes fresh so that's a plus!! Price point was higher than I've experienced with DimSum, but everything is expensive now! Good food so check it out! read more

Although it took a while to find parking on a very busy Friday afternoon, I am so glad we did not give up and persevered for fresh dim sum! It did not take long to be seated. We had hot tea and ordered taro puffs, fried rice dumplings filled with pork, and the most amazing buns. The staff at this restaurant were very quick, friendly, and attentive. Can't wait to come back again! read more

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Food was probably the best dim sum I've ever had. The gentleman that waited on me was very friendly. They are open from 9-6 so get there fast after work, it's worth it. read more

Food is standard dim sum but the reason for the low rating is we waited OVER 1 HOUR for our food on a MONDAY AFTERNOON with a half full restaurant. Ordered at 2 pm. Ate after 3 pm. Insane! Staff was lackadaisical and could care less. As we're waiting, the entire restaurant also waited as long and many changed their order from dine in to take out because they could no longer wait. Not sure how they stay in business. Never experienced anything like this. read more

Didn't see a sever so we sat ourselves down, looks like a mom and pop business with a son and a cook. The son gave us a menu and went back to the register and was on his phone and the server appear to be the mother (the owner) she came by and ask us what we wanted to drink we said tea and was ready to order and she ignore that and brought us tea. Those who all have seat appears to be all asian maybe Chinese. An asian women came in with 3 kids she said no service we are close, another group walks in, not asian she turn them away as well. two more groups walks in and she also turn them away. A couple of group made a comment of her being rude or to be exact "rude ass bitch". A couple of older couple came in and she told them no service but once they start speaking the same language and they were welcome a table and sat down. By the time we get to order our food it took 20 minutes. and we waited for our food it was another 30 minute and yet still no food and with the unfriendly environment and the unwelcome feeling. We paid for our drinks and left the cash on the table and left. read more

The dim sum here is pretty decent. I enjoyed the shui mai, turnip cake, egg tart and beef rice noodles. The chicken feet (not pictured) had good flavor too. It is a made to order spot but the dim sum items weren't piping hot when it came out which had me wondering if it was freshly made that morning. Overall, decent spot if you are looking for some quick dim sum in the early morning. Other places don't open until 10am. Service was okay. Not as attentive but it is what you expect from most Asian restaurants. read more

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if ur craving dim sum, this is a decent spot to get ur fix! def ask for a side of chili oil, it made everything more flavorful!! 'siu mai': pretty solid, and there was a good amount of meat filling. 'har gow': this was okay, I feel like the outside layer/skin was too thick. 'chicken feet': i liked that it was slightly spicy and overall it had good flavor! 'egg tart': i loveee egg tarts, but these were average. read more

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Freshly made tasty dimsum at reasonable prices! This place is kinda small and a bit sketchy looking from the outside but the dimsum was delicious and the servers were super nice and talkative (except they only spoke Chinese). The selection is smaller than other restaurants and there aren't any dimsum carts, but everything they do have is really good. My favorite thing was the baked salted egg cream bun. It was like a freshly baked pineapple bun, a super soft and pillowy roll with a crunchy sweet topping, filled with a salty and creamy egg yolk mixture which added a nice contrast with the bun. I also loved the bean curd wrap, the beef tripe, and the stuffed eggplant. The bean curd wrap was filled with a bunch of crunchy vegetables and meat and was really delicious. The beef tripe was well seasoned and retained a crispy texture while still being tender. The stuffed eggplant was gigantic and really showcased the flavor of eggplant with meat that complemented it. read more

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Had some time to kill and I was hungry. Found this little dim sum restaurant near the laundromat. They don't have a wide variety of dim sum choices but the usual: har gao, look funn, turnip cake, bean curd roll, chicken feet, etc. pretty standard, but the food I got wasn't very hot, just warm if that. Tea costs money (apparently it's a mainland thing, as its free back home in Hawaii). Lots of free parking. Atmosphere fairly standard, clean. read more

Dim Sumlicious - Har gao, chicken feet, and shrimp look fun - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I trust Yelp a lot less after our experience here. Way over rated. The food here is like a C, yet they have a lot of high ratings. Average taste, nothing special, and no amazing dishes or unusual offerings. The food was OK, some of it had to have been pre made or frozen and reheated. All clientele there was Asian, Cantonese speaking. Several of the customers had grocery shopped at the market nearby in the complex and had bags of groceries. Staff was nice and helpful. The place is small and the interior is very spartan. There is better dim sum in Las Vegas, so don't have high expectations. read more

Was going to try this place for the first time today. They're supposed to close at 6pm, right? Think again. I walked in at 3pm and was promptly turned around because the "kitchen was closed." What, did they run out of food? Did the staff walk out? Hell of a first impression. Obviously never gonna attempt to go there again. read more

Our group came to experience the dim sum at Dim Sumlicious on a Saturday morning around 9:45 AM PDT. We were pleased to find this smallish, clean, and bright neighborhood Chinese restaurant open before the usual 10 AM or 11 AM opening times of similar Chinese restaurants. I immediately noticed Dim Sumlicious doesn't offer cart service since their restaurant layout seemed to be configured for sit-down service, and their menu appeared to be limited. Secondly, other seated diners were also Asians, so I felt this would be a legitimate and solid place to eat. I'm not knocking this neighborhood restaurant for its sit-down menu service. Still, we're accustomed to having our dim sum served as sort of like a "foodie parade" on wheels that features a savory and sweet variety of Cantonese dumplings, buns, and congees; all served from wheeled carts on small plates designed to encourage sampling and sharing. The female server seemed quite friendly and spoke to us in Cantonese and English when she gave us the menu. The first order was to request hot tea, which we noted is charged per person, unlike Hawai'i, where tea is complimentary. We asked for and got oolong (wūlóngchá or 烏龍茶). Then, a cascade of plates came to our table: Salt & Pepper Calamari or Squid: served piping hot, deep-fried with lovely, light, and flavorful battered crust; some of the squid pieces were, unfortunately, a bit rubbery and greasy. Still, there were many tender and flavor pieces in this serving, which we finished. $8.39 - Har Gow or Ha Gow is considered one of the classic dishes of Cantonese cuisine and is traditionally ordered with siu mai (steamed pork & shrimp dumpling), cha siu bao, and dan tat (egg tart). The wrappers were translucent and thin, with at least ten pleats each. The filling was made up of whole and chunks of shrimp meat. These dumplings are among my favorite dim sum dishes and hit the spot for a neighborhood restaurant. 4/$5.39 - Shumai or Siu Mai is another Cantonese classic. These steamed pork and shrimp dumplings were tender and savory. The open-face pork dumplings' thin wrappers held Its minced, not ground, pork and shrimp filling had a nice "bouncy" mouthfeel when bit into. 4/$5.39 - Baked BBQ Pork Buns: the sugar-coated baked BBQ Pork Buns (cha siu bao) were savory and sweet. Their tender and sweet baked dough encased tasty chunks of Chinese BBQ pork. There were no huge air pockets as the dough surrounded the filling. Was this supposed to be dessert or a tastebud contrast to the savory dim sum? Either way, these cha siu bao were delicious. 3/$5.39 - Phoenix Claws or Chicken Feet: Okay, so people ask, "Why would you eat that?" Although there is hardly any meat on the chicken feet, this bird part contains textures, flavors, health, and cosmetic benefits. Preparing this dish is time-consuming but worth the effort, and knowing that, I'd instead order and eat it at restaurants. Dim Sumlicious' chicken feet were delicious, and if I were eating alone, I could eat this serving myself. $5.39 - Pork Spareribs with Black Bean Sauce: tender pork spareribs with black bean sauce are another savory go-to of ours. Dim Sumlicious' spareribs were tender, but I thought there wasn't much black bean flavor to this dish. Also, the bone shards were pesky to get around these bite-sized pieces. $5.39 - Shrimp Chive Cake?: these shrimp and chive-filled dumplings were prepared and served like potstickers. The bottoms were pan-fried crisp, while the rest of the wrappers were steamed. Their savory shrimp and chive fillings were mouthwatering. 3/$5.39 - Baked Salted Egg Cream Bun: these baked buns were another example of perfect savory and sweet flavor balance. Their brilliant orange salted egg yolk filling oozed out of the puffy, sugared dough bun. The sugaring on the buns' exterior looked similar to the Shanghai-origin pineapple buns. $5.39 - Egg Tarts or Dan Tat: we ended our brunch with this Cantonese classic. The egg custard was silky, eggy-tasting, and not overly sweet in a flaky tart crust. The custard appeared to have a natural yellow from its fresh use of fresh whole eggs. Served warm, these tarts were the perfect finish to our meal. 3/$5.39 Dim sum to us is not just about the food. It is really about spending time with family, uniting with friends and those that you love, and enjoying each others' company. We enjoyed our brunch at this restaurant, even with its limited menu. read more

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Food was really delish for a hole in the wall. The tofu custard dessert was heavenly.

Very good dim sum. Freshly cooked and tasty. I would highly recommend this place if you are out looking for dim sum!

Great authentic dim sum spot that's open early. Before heading back home to CA, my family and I decided to stop by here for a quick morning breakfast. We love that they were open earlier than other spots. You can feel the authenticity the moment you walk in. We got popular dishes like the shu mai, har gow, beef rice rolls, XLB, and a few other items. Everything was so good here and I love that they had red vinegar. The staff is great and even though there's a language barrier, they still were helpful with anything we needed. read more

My first dim sum experience here was quite disappointing. We had to wait over 20 minutes for our order, and the server explained there were many orders ，and also all order only start steam after you order. The menu selection was surprisingly limited. To make matters worse, the chopsticks felt sticky, and the restroom door was so grimy that I didn't even want to touch it. read more

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VERY dishonest! There were 5 of us and they brought me a check saying they already added the tips...I made a quick calculation....they added 22% service fee on tier own! I was with friends so I didn't want to make a scene and when I gave her credit card she asked me to pay cash because their machine is down....i said I don't have much cash and my friend had some...somehow all of a sudden she can run my credit card without issue? They just wanted cash which I understand not to pay merchant fee but for a lunch dim sum with lack of attention to our table charging 22% is UNACCEPTABLE! read more

I walked in and said I'd like to do a take out and I was told it would take an hour. So I walked out.

The dim sum dishes we had here are freshly made, savory delicious, and served at proper temperatures! Service was good and the ambience is very, very casual. They served authentic Hongkong dim-sum! read more

Dim Sumlicious - Ambience is very, very casual but their dim sum dishes are freshly made, very savory, and served at proper temperatures! - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Hole in the wall place with zero ambiance. Service was average. Food was ok but the sui mai (stable of dim sum) was not good. I don't think we will return given there are so many other options. read more

Dim Sumlicious - Baked salted egg yolk buns, chicken feet, eggplant with shrimp, tripe & Sui mai. Liked all except for Sui Mai. - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada