This was our first time visiting New Asian BBQ, and we really enjoyed it! The food was flavorful and delicious. We tried the chicken feet, dumplings, siomai, baked pork bun, egg tart and a few other dishes, and everything was tasty. The service was also great--fast, friendly, and attentive. Overall, a really good first experience, and we look forward to coming back to try more dishes! read more

New Asian BBQ - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

THE BIG: Located in the Chinatown area of Las Vegas. Always a wait even though the inside is gigantic. Also parking is a nightmare at any time, so be aware. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Came here with a group of four on a Sunday morning and we waited about 30 minutes. On the upperbound of waiting however there weren't any other options nearby and we got a good parking spot. When we were seated, we were immediately served. Talk about fast service. Of course you have your hitters like shu mai, cheong fun and egg tarts. Flavors were there and the dim sum tasted fresh and not stale. THE FINAL BAMBOO: For a lot of dim sum, we spent around $60 for four people. Pretty great and the bonus that they still have carts rolling around. Count me in for the next dim sum outing. read more

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NEW FAVORITE Because the popular Asian BBQ and Noodle spot was closed that day, my group opted to go here. This is my now my favorite spot for authentic Chinese food in the area. Every dish was fresh and so delicious. Some foods served here might be an acquired taste for those who dont have the foreign food pallette, but I love it. On a Friday afternoon, it was not very busy, so there was no wait and the service was quick and food came out fast and fresh. The 5 dishes plus soup was more than enough for 4 people and could easily feed 6. The complimentary cold tapioca dessert with pumpkin was a traditional delight and beats fortune cookies as a free treat any day. The dessert was semi- sweet and refreshing. I ate it all Unlike the other BBQ restaurant, it was nice and spacious with large tables in case you need to accommodate larger parties. The ambiance reminds me of typical Chinese restaurants back in the day and it gave a comforting nostalgic feel. The cloth linens and lazy susan topped off the throwback vibe. But as a contest to those old restaurants, it was organized and clean and no funky odors lingering. It was a pleasant dining experience and had great food. I really want to come back again next time I visit Las Vegas read more

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Great dim sum with push carts. The servers were prompt and friendly. Food was delicious and fresh. read more

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Tried the dim sum here for the first time. They are packed even on Wednesday, but the service is fast. It's not too big inside, so you get the carts dry often. The tribes are a bit too soft and not crunchy. The veggies are really good. SLB is in good flavor and with soup inside but the dough wrapper is a bit too thick. The dessert while sugar cake is good. Everything is pretty good, nothing disappointing but nothing outstanding. Overall a good place to get your dim sum cravings. read more

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Second time here and happier with the service sitting in the front dining room. Nice traditional dim sum / bbq spot with a good variety of choices. Seafood tanks behind the host table and bbq duck and pork on display when you walk in. Always bustling inside so expect a short wait, very loud inside and worth the wait. We enjoyed the roast duck, combination fried rice, shrimp dumplings, Chinese broccoli, egg tarts very flaky, rice noodle roll with shrimp, siu mai, shrimp dumplings, shrimp ball, fried sesame ball and the steamed BBQ pork bun. Note the later in the day you come, the more items they will be out of. We experienced this with the coconut bun and chicken feet. Be ready to waive down a server if you need more tea, napkins or a drink refill. Tip: Careful with the market price items, we ordered red snapper our first visit and was shocked by the price. read more

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Finally tried the New Asia BBQ, and I have to say this place was pretty darn good. I was here for dim sum, which is like a morning/afternoon Cantonese-style set of small dishes. This place has the old-school carts where the ladies come to your table and ask what you want. Each small dish comes with maybe three or four pieces of that item. I love things with shrimp and they have these tasty deep-fried shrimp wontons that are pretty good. Come here with a large party so you can try more food! We also got half a roasted duck and that was amazing! I want to come back for dinner to try their dinner items too. Overall all six of us loved the experience and want to try more things from here! read more

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5/5 Stars -- A must-visit for traditional dim sum lovers! ​We had a great experience trying out this new Asian BBQ & Dim Sum spot in Chinatown! Finding a spot that still serves dim sum from traditional push carts is getting rare (even in California),so that was an absolute highlight. ​We arrived as a party of three around 11:30 AM on a Saturday, and despite the prime lunch hour, the restaurant is huge and we were seated immediately with no wait. Every dish we pulled off the carts was fresh and delicious. We will definitely be back for sure! read more

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So glad I tried this place despite the line out the door! We came on a Sunday and saw that there was a huge line, but when we pulled our number it was only 74 and they were at 70. We waited about 30 minutes. We ordered the hot tea for the table, as well as the Peking duck, which comes with 3 options! We got it with the bao, lettuce wraps, and chow mein. They bring to the whole roasted duck, cut it tableside for the bao, then bring the rest to make your other two options. My favorite was the bao because of the crispy skin, combined with the fresh cucumber and scallion. The chow mein was just okay, the thin noodle chow mein apart of the dim sum carts looked a lot more appetizing, but it was still good! What we ordered easily made the 4 of us very full. I like how authentic the place is, and since it was Sunday they had the dim sum carts going around! This is definitely somewhere I would take my parents to for a family style meal. read more

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Really good spot for Dim Sum. A group of 4 of us came at around 11:30am on a Sunday morning. There was a wait and we were seated at 12pm. You can grab a number at the front and they will call you when the table is ready. Parking can get tight, so be weary! There are carts walking past tables with a wide variety of dim sum. My favorites were the spare ribs, shumai, and pineapple buns. WOW, probably the best pineapple buns I've ever had with custard oozing out. I also really liked their tofu with sweet ginger sauce. Overall, it was a decent price for 4 people and very filling. Highly recommend and come early! read more

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My friend that lives in North Las Vegas requested takeout from this restaurant. We ordered the crispy duck, chicken lo mein, har gow (shrimp dumplings), green beans, chicken fried rice to go. This place was packed, thank god I ordered take out! Large portions! Duck was crispy and luscious, wish it came with pancakes and plum sauce! Lo mein fried rice yummy! Har gow fresh, skin a bit thick but delicious, come back for the duck!!!!! read more

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It's kind of refreshing to have any kind of service from a Chinese restaurant, but when we sat down for our group of 11 they got everything we asked for. Which were water, chili oil, rice. Yes these should be common things that come on the table, but at a Chinese restaurant you'll have to ask for each item and at times you'll have to ask 2-3 times to get it. We definitely tried their roasted duck. I got to say, this beats a lot of Los Angeles duck places. The skin was crispy, meat was tender. The meat also had flavor too. Give me 1-2 bowls of rice with a big plate of roasted a duck and I'm in heaven. We tried the char siu, that was a hard pass for us. It didn't have the smokey bbq char we were so use to eating. Seemed like it was oven roasted at low temp so overall it was unappetizing for us. The sim sum was really good. Kind of pricey but the shrimp rolls and har gow was the stars. They translucent sikns made it delicious. I would definitely come back for the roasted duck or peking duck. Pro tip. Order a roasted duck with a side of steam buns so you can make your own peking duck. For $10 it's worth the foodie experience. read more

We lined up at New Asian BBQ 5 minutes prior to opening on a Friday. There is some shade in the walkway but it still felt very hot for a mid-morning in June. The vast majority of the items we ordered were straight off of carts that were being pushed around. It felt like a blast from the past since a lot of dim sum places now are strictly checking items off a menu or mostly menu with a handful of carts. For a place called New Asian BBQ, we saw very few people ordering BBQ. The food: Zha liang - rice noodle roll wrapped around a you tiao (fried cruller). Probably the least healthy thing on the menu, but arguably the tastiest with different textures and a ton of flavor from the 3 dipping sauces (soy based, sesame based, oyster sauce based) Shrimp and Chive steamed dumpling - I'm always a sucker for this steamed version or the pan fried version. One of the few glimpses of vegetables you'll see at dim sum. Chang Fen (rice noodle roll) - we ordered a shrimp and a beef - both easily meeting our standards Dou Hua (tofu pudding) - served hot with ginger simple syrup. It's even softer than silken tofu. The dish is a bit polarizing, but I like a good Dou Hua. Taro Puffs - always a favorite of ours, they have a pretty good one here Steamed beef ribs - this was an interesting one we've never had at a dim sum restaurant. They're short ribs with a soy, sugar marinade. Pineapple Bun with Salted Egg Yolk - I don't even know what this was called on the menu, but it was the filling of a Liu Sha Bao inside a Pineapple Bun. All these met expectations - Bean Curd (tofu skin) Pork Roll, Ginger Tripe, Shrimp Dumplings, Beef Balls For Dim Sum, I typically expect at least $30 per person. We ate a ton and came in a smidge under that after tax and tip. Everything was good to great and we were very happy that we decided to eat here for brunch. Great place for dim sum in terms of food quality and if you want to order from carts! read more

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My dad wanted dimsum on Father's Day. So went to new Asian bbq 45 minutes before and waited for a table for a party for 13. It wasn't bad for Father's Day. We all planned to meet there at 11:30. Service was ok. We didn't get water until half way through our food. We had to ask 3 times. It was busy, we were ok with hot tea. Restaurant needs some updating but it was clean. I could care less cuz the dim sum is good. This is my second time here and food is good. My favorite is the shrimp wrapped in rice noodles with a different soy sauce. It's good. And the sticky rice is good. I can't lie I liked everything we ordered. Thanks New Asian Bbq! read more

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It's almost given that whenever my parents come to visit me, they will want to eat at New Asian BBQ at least once for dinner. A little background, we are from Los Angeles....San Gabriel Valley area to be specific so we are well aware of authentic Chinese food. Everything we have ever ordered here satisfies my parents' Chinese tastebuds. It's as authentic as it gets here in this city. Service here is.....fine. Those who are familiar with Asian restaurants will know it's a no thrills, no frills type of service. They're curt, yet friendly but that's just how they are. Please take no offense to it. The plaza is pretty active but parking has always been easy to find. Stay away from "Asian restaurants" on The Strip. Come here instead to get your Chinese food fix. read more

A bustling dim sum spot in Chinatown. I went here on Friday before EDC and was surprised the wait was only 20 minutes, and you can call ahead to put yourself on the waitlist. They will ask for the party size and reply back with a number (ticket number) that you will talk to the host when you arrive. If the table is not ready yet, they will hand you the physical ticket number. I think it was maybe 5 minutes tops before we got seated, so while my group arrived and I parked, it was about time we got the table. There were maybe 100 people waiting outside, so do not be put off by it, as the restaurant is pretty huge, with a front room and back room. We got various dim sum, of course including har gow and siu mai. The dim sum quality here is pretty good, and I loved that they still do the push cart dim sum as most places abstracted that out in favor of standard paper menu ordering. It feels more traditional and you get to see the dim sum before committing to it. We got a bunch of dishes to share, and even ventured out of the ordinary including intestines and bell pepper shrimp paste, and even those are solid. It takes a while to flag down a server and requires multiple follow-ups to get what we need. We flagged down 5 separate times before finally getting iced water, which is unacceptable since while Chinese restaurants like these have poor service in inattentiveness, at least you get service quickly if you flag down someone. The only way we were able to get service is for me to talk to them in Cantonese, so when it is busy and you try to ask for something in English, forget it. read more

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This review is only for take out. Wow! The roasted duck is really fantastic!!!! The "meat juice" it comes with is great too. Growing up in Asia, I have my share of eating Cantonese style BBQ. I had good ones for sure but the duck from this restaurant is so memorable! On the other hand, the soy sauce chicken is a little bit "Sorry". LOL .. The chicken was just old and dry although it's still flavorful. I will definitely go back and try their other dim sum dishes during lunch hour. They are extremely popular so either go there as early as possible, or a little bit outside the busy meal time. Man... That duck! Love love love it! read more

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New Asian BBQ has been our must stop everytime we're in Vegas. It's gets busy, so I suggest come right before they open up. I also love that they have big tables for our larger parties. Everything taste super yummy, hot and fresh. Typical dim sum with the push carts lady's, so don't expect exceptional service. Just come in for the yummy food and walk out with full bellies. read more

Always our go to place to Las Vegas small group large group they do it all. Cannot give 5 stars because it is not that level. Located in neighborhood notorious for property crime unfortunately look at warning signs everywhere it's sad. And parking lot is a nightmare and add people who aren't as familiar with driving skills if you know what I mean equals disaster parking lot. Food is spot on and satisfies multiple pallets. Water tea is tea water if you know what I mean and there a per person charge for it. It can be busy during peak times reservations recommended but if you don't speak native tongue don't be unexpected that someone cuts you in line . Bring someone that speaks some chinese you will know why!!!! read more

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Got there early around 10:15 am and it was perfect because we were seated right away. All the dim sum was hot and fresh. We had the shumai, hargaw, charsu bao, shrimp lukfun, tofu fish cake, wonton in spicy sauce and sesame balls. The sesame balls were especially good because they were still making them when we ordered. They were nice and hot! Service by Paul was really good which iykyk! read more

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Absolutely delicious dim sum that is worth the wait in LV! We came here as a large group and called ahead. When we came in, the place was packed! We had to wait for a table to be cleared so we stood in the tight lobby area for about 8-10 minutes but the food was very worth it here. Beware though because the ladies serving the dim sum kind of have a rush attitude to make you order more than you would want to or to try something out. We recommend covering the sheet of paper where they mark that you chose a plate lol. Nontheless, utilize and study the menu well beforehand so when the ladies and the carts come by, you know what to say yes or no to or what to request. A la carte we got the noodles & the peking duck. It was the most tender and juicy duck I've ever tasted. The dim sum we ordered were: Steamed BBQ Pork Bun, Chiu Chow Dumplings (not a fav, but still yummy), Masaki Pork Siu Mai (had multiple of this), the plain rice crepe, Short Rib with black bean sauce (very delicious), Chinese broccoli (they were pretty huge stalks), Baked Buns w/ BBQ pork, & Pork Paste in Tofu Wrap with Oyster Sauce. A great spot for a big group to share and feast over yummy dim sum. Bathrooms were clean. Ambiance is pretty chaotic with all the families present and the small parking lot was also very crowded but we were lucky to find a spot on a Sunday morning. A huge shoutout to the jasmine tea served in their teapot. It tasted so good and really complemented our food well! read more

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Very happy. Even though they ran out of some things we wanted by 12:30pm (baked cha siu bao, pineapple bun, gai mei bao, we were still really happy. We were a party of 23 and ate till our tummies were full and it came out to about $28pp including tax and tip. Tried loh bak goh (turnip cake) in xo sauce for the first time and every one loved it. Just be aware it is a little spicy. Everything else was super solid. Greens cooked perfectly. The Dan tat (egg custard ( was warm. And the jook (rice porridge) was very good. Want to go back bc I heard they have tofu fa, (soybean custard). Mmm that sounds so good to me right now. Too bad we live two hours away in Utah! read more

Bad experience and bad customer service. Came from California to experience good food. Didn't even finish ordering and they just walk away. Never again. read more

A plus already when entering and I'm seated within a minute or two and I see carts! Carts at a dim sum place are my favorite sight to see instead of just being given a paper and checking off which ones you want to order. I love the suspense of which person is pushing the cart with the ones I want to get hahahaha My take on my what I ordered: CONGEE W/ PRESERVED DUCK EGG- comforting! I was hoping they'd have more toppings for it such as peanuts, scallions, etc. CHICKEN FEET W/ BLACK BEAN SAUCE- these toes were tasty as hell! Hahaha these area good source of collagen you know hahaha SHRIMP RICE CREPE- good but I'm used to a more sweeter sauce. SHRIMP DUMPLING- solid. STEAMED CHINESE BROCCOLI W/ OYSTER- not overcooked and fresh! MASAKO PORK SIU MAI- there was too much roe/ masago on top for me so it changed the flavor profile to mostly that. EGG CUSTARD TARTS- FRESH! So so good! MANGO PUDDING- FRESH! Request the cream since it's served on the side. SWEET WHITE RICE CAKE- one is enough for me but a throwback since I can hardly find these. Service was friendly and quick. It was easy to get someone if I wanted to order something that I had not seen or wanted a drink. read more

Authentic Cantonese food and service was great! The staff here is super friendly!! Definitely glad that we've visited. read more

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We absolutely love New Asian BBQ's dim sum. There's always a crowd of people and the lines can get fairly long but that's because they serve delicious dim sum. They're open 7 days a week, from 10 am to 10 pm. To avoid the crowd, we try to arrive before 11 am. Dim sum carts with hot foods are already making their way through the restaurant's two dining areas by then. There are a ton of staff - pushing the dim sum carts as well as providing other services like keeping your tea pot full of tea or taking orders for food from the kitchen. With no shortage of dim sum options from traditional siu mai (pork/shrimp dumplings), har gow (shrimp dumplings), and steamed bbq pork buns to newer offerings (didn't see this on the menu so I don't know the name but it was a baked bun filled with gravy, beef, and bell peppers), it's nearly impossible to leave without a full stomach. Their dim sum menu is easy to understand (for those who don't speak Cantonese) with pictures and sectioned off by different price points. We've ordered too many dishes to list; we haven't been disappointed by any of them. My favorites are the siu mai, beef cheung fung, crispy pork belly, and sweet soy bean curd (served hot with a sweet gingery syrup). I even love their house pu erh tea - the only flavor of tea that I order when having dim sum. The ambiance is clean, loud, and all business with the sound of dim sum carts. The vibe is pure, classic dim sum house. The service is efficient and friendly. We never visit Las Vegas without eating at New Asian BBQ. Do yourself a favor and pay them a visit for dim sum. read more

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I was able to call and place ourselves onto the waitlist before arriving which was great because we had a big party. As soon as we got seated the carts immediately came over and we got to order so much food. Definitely better to come with a big party so that you can try a variety of different things. The parking lot is small and can be hard to find parking. read more

New Asian BBQ - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Last night we were contemplating brunch at Hakasan after reading Ambassador Joyce W's review yesterday. Decided after breakfast let's take T Bebe with us so we chose Mt. Charleston for a little joy ride. By the time we came down, had a coffee in Summerlin, this restaurant searching for dim sum in Vegas popped up. Saw reviews of several Yelp friends and put our name down for the quoted half hour wait. I like how they say Number 71 please come in. The man asked Share Table okay? We nodded yes and sat with 2 other parties on a large round table. The carts were circulating but we were only able to get 4 items. I asked for the wrapped rice and was told later cart but none came. read more

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Very authentic classic Chinese style dimsum! Skip the ones on the strip (such as tourist trap/money grab and its not even good). Spacious and accessible for knee scooters and wheelchairs. read more

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Love dining here. The food is very authentic and pretty reasonable. The service can be very slow depending on the time of your arrival. This is your typical authentic Chinese restaurant where you see the roast duck, roast pork hanging so if you're looking for a vibey Instagram spot, this is not it. read more

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Still my favorite dim sum in Vegas!! Grab a number with the host for your # of people in your party. Honestly moves pretty quick between 10-12pm. 10-30min wait depending on party size. Very clean and bright inside! Bustling as it's still cart service which I love! Everything is also very fresh!! Get the chicken pan fried noodles too. read more

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Best Dim sum place! The shumai seemed fresh. The steamed rolls were soft and flavorful. The bbq buns were delicious. They also had one that was almost like a muffin. read more

Had some non-Chinese visitors and decided to come here because I knew they would enjoy the dim sum carts. We got here at 11am on a low season weekday, so we were seated right away. I was pleasantly surprised that even though the restaurant was not full, they did have many dim sum carts going around with a wide variety of dishes. The wait staff and dim sum ladies were all really friendly and enthusiastic. That made the ambiance really joyful and enjoyable. We had the standard Shrimp Dumplings, Siu Mai, Steamed BBQ Pork Buns, Baked BBQ Pork Buns, Stuffed Eggplant, Steamed Pork Spare Ribs, Beef Short Ribs, and a Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce. The Chinese Broccoli was our favorite. It was really crunchy and fresh, and perfectly prepared. The Stuffed Eggplant was also a hit. All in all everyone enjoyed the lunch and prices were very reasonable. read more

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New Asian BBQ is a solid dim sum spot in Vegas and it is located off the Strip. We went around 11:30 am on a Monday morning and waited about 20 minutes for a table of eight, which was reasonable. They give you a ticket number, and when your table is ready they call it out. One thing we really liked is that they still do traditional dim sum carts. There were actual staff members pushing carts around, so you can pick items straight from the carts or order directly from your server if you prefer. Service was quick and the staff was friendly throughout our meal. The restaurant itself is pretty big, with both a front room and a back room. We were seated in the front, and it did not feel cramped at all. In addition to dim sum, they also serve seafood dishes, which is a nice bonus. read more

New Asian BBQ - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Solid Chinese food! Classic dishes done well. Review is for dinner service (not dim sum) Ambiance: Busy energetic...think Hanging bbq duck, charsiu, lazy Suzanne on big banquet round tables dressed with linen. Room stretches to the back area with additional seating. Back area really gives old school China town restaurant feel...low ceilings, old antique Chinese art...TVs on wall but not turned on. Food: BBQ duck carved table side , hoisin, veggies and duck with bao. Then use the bones to make a duck porridge Decent. Chow fun nice with the wok smoke. Crab and fish maw soup decent. Crispy seafood chow mien good. Walnut shrimp yum! Fried rice and water spinach good. Big menu. Reminded me of food at a Chinese wedding reception dinner. Nostalgic. Pass on steam flounder. Service adequate and our server was really nice and appreciated that he tried to personalize the service by engaging in conversation beyond the order taking service. Tons of left over. Definitely a solid place for the classic Chinese dishes and great for large party family style. Would recommend read more

3.5 stars. We came in for a late lunch around 2 pm and were seated promptly. The dim sum carts came by but they didn't have everything on the dim sum list. I wanted congee and was told that I had to order a larger portions off the regular menu even though it was also on the dim sum menu. The congee was a bit watered down and lacked fresh ginger slices so I wouldn't order again. We also got the offal soup and the flavor was on point. Not for everyone, but we liked it and mixing it with the congee helped bring more flavor to that dish. The siu mai was pretty good too. In total, a pretty good experience. I would come back and try other things next time. read more

Way too crowded and the low Ac had you sweating in an overcramped room. Dimsum fare was on par and nothing special. Often we had to track down a particular dimsum. read more

Great new Cantonese find in the area. My wife and i were visiting from new york. While it wasn't the dim sum we've ever had, it was definitely on par with some of the top places in Chinatown or Flushing New York. Their standard roast duck was great, like definitely the best i've tried in the Vegas area, and it was a huge hit with the table. If my wife and I ever moved to Vegas, we would definitely be coming here all the time. read more

I finally visited this dim sum spot and was very pleased! My gf and I met there right at 10am, no reservations. On a Saturday morning, this place already had a line out the door! Breakdown of plates: A- $4.99 B- $5.99 C- $6.99 D- $8.99 E- $9.99 I remember when dim sum was way cheaper, maybe some 2 decades ago! If you want traditional dim sum with the carts moving about the room, this is probably the BEST in town for that. I didn't picture everything, but everything my friend and I was delicious and I will be coming back. Even if we did not see something in a passing by cart, we were able to order dim sum selections from the menu. Service was fast. Water was full. Tea was nice and hot. This is the place to go for a good reliable experience! As I already said, I know I will be back! read more

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My group came in on a Saturday afternoon and we were seated right away. The food here is delicious! I'm still thinking about the Peking duck. Of all the dishes we tried, there was only a couple items we wouldn't order again, which is the steamed bbq pork buns and the steamed Chinese broccoli - order the garlic tossed one. Service was good, as well as the prices for the amount of food we ordered. read more

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