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Popped in here after making a u-turn. Realized it's been on my to-try list. Got the shrimp rice noodle, sticky rice in lotus leaf and the baked BBQ buns. The shrimp rice noodle dish was 3.5/5. Nothing wrong, just something was "off." Not sure what, but it wasn't right. The same with the sticky rice in lotus leaf. It was alright, just had a flavor I wasn't used to. 3.5/5. The baked BBQ buns were fine - 4/5. The bathroom was clean. The fan they have in front of the desk was dirty. Filthy dirty. And it was blowing into the area people were dining in. Glad I got mine to go. Another annoying thing - two people walked up to me speaking in Chinese (I'm not Chinese). I told them both I'm not Chinese. Then when the food was ready, the lady handed the bag to me, talking in Chinese. I said "thank you" and walked away. I know dim sum is Chinese, but wish they wouldn't assume only Chinese people eat it. Not sure if I'll return. Still in search of a decent dim sum place.
The best dim sum I have had in Las Vegas (and I have been trying a new place almost every time). It is nothing fancy, it's not a grand restaurant, but I did see locals eating there. Service was great too, I liked the pacing of a couple of food at a time, so everything could be enjoyed piping hot. The food was spot on for the staples. I don't recommend the fried calamari, it was a bit greasy. I love everything else, especially the stuffed eggplant, I haven't had one that was done so well in a long time.
I came here after reading so many positive reviews, so I had fairly high expectations, but the experience honestly didn't live up to the hype. Right from the start, service was slow. We waited close to 15 minutes just to be seated while only two staff members were managing the front. Seating is limited and parking is tight, so the visit already felt a bit frustrating before we even sat down. Food overall was decent, but nothing really stood out. The menu isn't very large to begin with, and several items were already crossed off when we arrived. The bao was the biggest disappointment , the meat didn't taste fresh and had an unusual flavor compared to other dim sum spots I've tried. After our food was delivered, no one came back to check on our table. We had to ask multiple times just to get basic service. What surprised me most was the bill. An automatic service charge of about 18% was added for just two people , my bill was $31.95, with a $5.76 service fee. Considering the slow and inattentive service, the added charge didn't really feel justified. Overall, the dim sum was okay, but not memorable. Between the slow service, limited menu, and automatic service fee !
Cozy Hong Kong dim sum cafe. We came early and everything was very fresh tasting. I especially like the BBQ baked bun with hot tea. The tendon and chicken feet are very good. Parking was easy Please come and create your own adventure.
No rush and no crowds after 1:30pm on a Tuesday afternoon. Nice. Parking lot had plenty of spaces or you can also park at the plaza next door. Dim Sumlicious is a very low key small restaurant to hang around. Small Cantonese family style business. You can hear folks speaking in Cantonese clearly since the space is small, but there's plenty of tables and chairs available. 1-2 staffs here. Affordable dim sums. No service charges and credit cards are accepted. We were seated immediately. We waited long enough for food items to come out. Yes, they do charge tea per person. Tofu pudding/siumai/shrimp rice rolls//tripe/pork ribs/shrimp green pepper/radish cake/shrimp chive dumplings/and everything else/etc. were all very good in flavors and textures. Skin wraps were not soggy and doesn't break apart easily. Not watery. Public restroom is available. Not bad for a small casual low key dim sum place. Convenient. Expect slow food service here. Great for small groups. Just remember that everyone can hear you in this small space. Still good.
This dimsum place is better than many places in Hong Kong! While the place is quite small, there was a back room that perfectly seated 7 of us. We ordered a variety of items. My favorites were the baked buns, stuffed eggplant, and rice rolls. These were all super fresh tasting compared to other dim sum places in Houston! The bbq pork, cream, and salted egg buns are a must try! The crust is very unique as it's like a crispy cookie baked on top of the buns! Many places just steam premade frozen buns, but these are so fresh! Service was also great! The lady was very nice.
This is our favorite dim sum place out of all the many dim sum places in Chinatown! We now live in Henderson & always bring all our out of town guests here & they know us when we come in:)! If you want to try a no-fuss, mom & pop place that serves cook to order dim sum, come here! You will not be disappointed!
A small nondescript local favorite for dim sum where customers come for the food, not for the ambience. You order on a paper menu so everything is freshly made to order. Items are brought out as soon as it's ready so be careful when biting, it can be steaming hot. The har gow (shrimp dumplings) wrap is fresh, soft and melts in your mouth. The dumpling is all shrimp. The goto sui mai is tasty with a terrific texture and perfect with a touch of chili sauce. The turnip cake is flavorful with bits of sweet potato. We tried both baked and steamed BBQ pork (char sui) bun. What a surprise to experience the difference of both buns in terms of texture and taste. The thousand year egg congee was a little disappointing which contained very little egg. The fish congee was a better selection but definitely add some soy sauce with the fish congee.
The art of dim sum: small dishes and big flavors. The interior of Dim Sumlicious is cozy, compact, and buzzing with Cantonese chatter. The aunties working here are warm and welcoming, checking on tables with a no-fuss charm that's reminiscent of Hong Kong. One of the ladies even called me, "亮女" which made this old lady giggle. Thanks, 姐姐! Prices range from $4.89 to $8.89 per dish, which is reasonable. They have a $20 minimum for credit card purchases. Most dishes though were bland or lacked that signature punch you expected, as if they were missing heart, seasoning, or both. Nothing was bad, but nothing was memorable either. It's a solid spot for a cozy bite and a nostalgic atmosphere, especially if you speak a little Cantonese and want that familiar hum of home. But food-wise? I left a little underwhelmed and still craving more dim sum.
Good dim sum. There is no carts here you order off a menu. The food takes a little time to prepare but it comes out super hot and fresh. They have all the common dishes like dumplings, pork buns and lotus leaf rice. I feel the portions are good sized and prices were average.
You win some and then you dim sum. Here at Dim Sumlicious, though, you kind of lose some. If you're looking for traditional Cantonese-style dim sum without the bells and whistles, this place deliver; just not in abundance. There are no roving steam carts here. Instead, you're handed an order sheet and it feels a bit like taking a quiz where there's no real passing or failing, just hoping the dishes you check off are still available. Unfortunately, several items were already sold out during my visit, which was a bit of a letdown. The selection was noticeably limited, so if you're coming hungry or looking for variety, you might leave underwhelmed. That said, the service felt true to the old-school Cantonese style. It was efficient, brisk, and no-frills. The dishes that were available had that familiar comfort and authenticity, which I appreciated. Dim Sumlicious is a decent spot if you're craving a more pared-down, throwback dim sum experience. Just be sure to manage your expectations.
I think I found my next favorite Dim Sum place. Located on Spring Road Road past Lindell.... Place is nice, not claustrophobic, clean, wait staff was very friendly... Ordered my favorite chicken feet, beef short rib, beef tripe, and pork/century egg congee... The chicken feet came 4 to a serving (most Dimsum places only serve 3). They were so tasty and fall-off-the-bone tender. Loved it. Beef tripe was a little chewy but is as expected, the beef short ribs were well seasoned but tasted better with chili oil, and the congee came in a larger bowl than I expected, a lot of century egg too, and was well seasoned.... Overall, I liked everything that was served... Prices were so reasonable that everything I ate, 5 orders dine-in, 2 orders to-go, and the tea was less than 50 bucks. I will be back and for some of you not into what I ordered, I think it's time you open you minds and taste buds ... try new food from other countries.... You might like it !!!!
We used to go to China Town for Dim Sum but my husband and son wanted to try this restaurant. We live on the Southeast side and had a bit of a drive, but we will do it again! There was plenty of parking and we were greeted with smiles and seated immediately. It's not a fancy place but there were plenty of tables and it was clean . It was after one when we arrived and they were fairly busy. I let my husband and son do the ordering and they didn't disappoint. Everything that arrived was delicious. There was only one item that wasn't available. The dishes came out quickly with a smile. We were impressed with how friendly everyone was. I liked that they had a poster in front of their counter with pictures of the dishes.
13 days ago
this isn't life-changing dim sum, but it fulfills the cravings and it's good. it's a small and lowkey restaurant and i think that's what i like about it. on sundays, there's usually only a couple of workers but they are efficient despite it being busy. even with it being a smaller restaurant , they can fit pretty big parties (my family has come in a group of eight or nine before in the private room and corner table). i feel like you can never go wrong with the har gao (shrimp dunplings) or the cheung fan (rice noodle rolls with shrimp). i also like their yaotiao (chinese donut) and jia leung (rice noodle chinese donut). convenient, quick, and yummy dim sum :) read more
15 days ago
Walked in with my son and husband on a Monday afternoon around 2pm. Short hair lady w/glasses didn't greet or nothing. Gave us some attitude the moment we walked in. We sat down, looked at the menu. I asked the lady if the dim is made to order or is it already made? And she said "is fresh" with an attitude. Turns out it was NOT fresh at all! The chicken feet looks like it was premade and steamed for probably 2-3 times which was soggy and falling apart. I didn't want to touch/eat anything we ordered. What a waste of money. Worst dim sum I've ever had in my life. Never again! read more
My friend and I gave Dim Sumlicious a try and glad we did. I've been here before but for some reason I did not do a review. Service at first was a bit slow then the worker made it more pleasurable by having a conversation with us. We ordered the following: Soy Sauce Noodles 2 Orders of Black Bean Spareribs Sui Mai Stuffed Eggplant I could not stop raving how fresh the food was. It was hot as if they just cooked each dish. The only gripe I have is that the spare ribs had a lot of small bones. The most I've ever picked out of my mouth. Need to be very careful when you eat this dish. Overall, great spot and one of the ladies working is very nice. read more
Popped in here after making a u-turn. Realized it's been on my to-try list. Got the shrimp rice noodle, sticky rice in lotus leaf and the baked BBQ buns. The shrimp rice noodle dish was 3.5/5. Nothing wrong, just something was "off." Not sure what, but it wasn't right. The same with the sticky rice in lotus leaf. It was alright, just had a flavor I wasn't used to. 3.5/5. The baked BBQ buns were fine - 4/5. The bathroom was clean. The fan they have in front of the desk was dirty. Filthy dirty. And it was blowing into the area people were dining in. Glad I got mine to go. Another annoying thing - two people walked up to me speaking in Chinese (I'm not Chinese). I told them both I'm not Chinese. Then when the food was ready, the lady handed the bag to me, talking in Chinese. I said "thank you" and walked away. I know dim sum is Chinese, but wish they wouldn't assume only Chinese people eat it. Not sure if I'll return. Still in search of a decent dim sum place. read more
The best dim sum I have had in Las Vegas (and I have been trying a new place almost every time). It is nothing fancy, it's not a grand restaurant, but I did see locals eating there. Service was great too, I liked the pacing of a couple of food at a time, so everything could be enjoyed piping hot. The food was spot on for the staples. I don't recommend the fried calamari, it was a bit greasy. I love everything else, especially the stuffed eggplant, I haven't had one that was done so well in a long time. read more
I came here after reading so many positive reviews, so I had fairly high expectations, but the experience honestly didn't live up to the hype. Right from the start, service was slow. We waited close to 15 minutes just to be seated while only two staff members were managing the front. Seating is limited and parking is tight, so the visit already felt a bit frustrating before we even sat down. Food overall was decent, but nothing really stood out. The menu isn't very large to begin with, and several items were already crossed off when we arrived. The bao was the biggest disappointment , the meat didn't taste fresh and had an unusual flavor compared to other dim sum spots I've tried. After our food was delivered, no one came back to check on our table. We had to ask multiple times just to get basic service. What surprised me most was the bill. An automatic service charge of about 18% was added for just two people , my bill was $31.95, with a $5.76 service fee. Considering the slow and inattentive service, the added charge didn't really feel justified. Overall, the dim sum was okay, but not memorable. Between the slow service, limited menu, and automatic service fee ! read more
Cozy Hong Kong dim sum cafe. We came early and everything was very fresh tasting. I especially like the BBQ baked bun with hot tea. The tendon and chicken feet are very good. Parking was easy Please come and create your own adventure. read more
No rush and no crowds after 1:30pm on a Tuesday afternoon. Nice. Parking lot had plenty of spaces or you can also park at the plaza next door. Dim Sumlicious is a very low key small restaurant to hang around. Small Cantonese family style business. You can hear folks speaking in Cantonese clearly since the space is small, but there's plenty of tables and chairs available. 1-2 staffs here. Affordable dim sums. No service charges and credit cards are accepted. We were seated immediately. We waited long enough for food items to come out. Yes, they do charge tea per person. Tofu pudding/siumai/shrimp rice rolls//tripe/pork ribs/shrimp green pepper/radish cake/shrimp chive dumplings/and everything else/etc. were all very good in flavors and textures. Skin wraps were not soggy and doesn't break apart easily. Not watery. Public restroom is available. Not bad for a small casual low key dim sum place. Convenient. Expect slow food service here. Great for small groups. Just remember that everyone can hear you in this small space. Still good. read more
This dimsum place is better than many places in Hong Kong! While the place is quite small, there was a back room that perfectly seated 7 of us. We ordered a variety of items. My favorites were the baked buns, stuffed eggplant, and rice rolls. These were all super fresh tasting compared to other dim sum places in Houston! The bbq pork, cream, and salted egg buns are a must try! The crust is very unique as it's like a crispy cookie baked on top of the buns! Many places just steam premade frozen buns, but these are so fresh! Service was also great! The lady was very nice. read more
2 months ago
This is our favorite dim sum place out of all the many dim sum places in Chinatown! We now live in Henderson & always bring all our out of town guests here & they know us when we come in:)! If you want to try a no-fuss, mom & pop place that serves cook to order dim sum, come here! You will not be disappointed! read more
A small nondescript local favorite for dim sum where customers come for the food, not for the ambience. You order on a paper menu so everything is freshly made to order. Items are brought out as soon as it's ready so be careful when biting, it can be steaming hot. The har gow (shrimp dumplings) wrap is fresh, soft and melts in your mouth. The dumpling is all shrimp. The goto sui mai is tasty with a terrific texture and perfect with a touch of chili sauce. The turnip cake is flavorful with bits of sweet potato. We tried both baked and steamed BBQ pork (char sui) bun. What a surprise to experience the difference of both buns in terms of texture and taste. The thousand year egg congee was a little disappointing which contained very little egg. The fish congee was a better selection but definitely add some soy sauce with the fish congee. read more
The art of dim sum: small dishes and big flavors. The interior of Dim Sumlicious is cozy, compact, and buzzing with Cantonese chatter. The aunties working here are warm and welcoming, checking on tables with a no-fuss charm that's reminiscent of Hong Kong. One of the ladies even called me, "亮女" which made this old lady giggle. Thanks, 姐姐! Prices range from $4.89 to $8.89 per dish, which is reasonable. They have a $20 minimum for credit card purchases. Most dishes though were bland or lacked that signature punch you expected, as if they were missing heart, seasoning, or both. Nothing was bad, but nothing was memorable either. It's a solid spot for a cozy bite and a nostalgic atmosphere, especially if you speak a little Cantonese and want that familiar hum of home. But food-wise? I left a little underwhelmed and still craving more dim sum. read more
Good dim sum. There is no carts here you order off a menu. The food takes a little time to prepare but it comes out super hot and fresh. They have all the common dishes like dumplings, pork buns and lotus leaf rice. I feel the portions are good sized and prices were average. read more
1 year ago
You win some and then you dim sum. Here at Dim Sumlicious, though, you kind of lose some. If you're looking for traditional Cantonese-style dim sum without the bells and whistles, this place deliver; just not in abundance. There are no roving steam carts here. Instead, you're handed an order sheet and it feels a bit like taking a quiz where there's no real passing or failing, just hoping the dishes you check off are still available. Unfortunately, several items were already sold out during my visit, which was a bit of a letdown. The selection was noticeably limited, so if you're coming hungry or looking for variety, you might leave underwhelmed. That said, the service felt true to the old-school Cantonese style. It was efficient, brisk, and no-frills. The dishes that were available had that familiar comfort and authenticity, which I appreciated. Dim Sumlicious is a decent spot if you're craving a more pared-down, throwback dim sum experience. Just be sure to manage your expectations. read more
7 months ago
I think I found my next favorite Dim Sum place. Located on Spring Road Road past Lindell.... Place is nice, not claustrophobic, clean, wait staff was very friendly... Ordered my favorite chicken feet, beef short rib, beef tripe, and pork/century egg congee... The chicken feet came 4 to a serving (most Dimsum places only serve 3). They were so tasty and fall-off-the-bone tender. Loved it. Beef tripe was a little chewy but is as expected, the beef short ribs were well seasoned but tasted better with chili oil, and the congee came in a larger bowl than I expected, a lot of century egg too, and was well seasoned.... Overall, I liked everything that was served... Prices were so reasonable that everything I ate, 5 orders dine-in, 2 orders to-go, and the tea was less than 50 bucks. I will be back and for some of you not into what I ordered, I think it's time you open you minds and taste buds ... try new food from other countries.... You might like it !!!! read more
We used to go to China Town for Dim Sum but my husband and son wanted to try this restaurant. We live on the Southeast side and had a bit of a drive, but we will do it again! There was plenty of parking and we were greeted with smiles and seated immediately. It's not a fancy place but there were plenty of tables and it was clean . It was after one when we arrived and they were fairly busy. I let my husband and son do the ordering and they didn't disappoint. Everything that arrived was delicious. There was only one item that wasn't available. The dishes came out quickly with a smile. We were impressed with how friendly everyone was. I liked that they had a poster in front of their counter with pictures of the dishes. read more
This is our most preferred dimsum place amongst almost all the dimsum in the valley. We like it here because there's an aura of a small quaint mom's & pop's atmosphere. It's small, maybe 10 tables, yet not cramped. Majority of the customers are locals & regulars like us. Everything on the menu are usually fresh & made to order. Service is fast, efficient & courteous. We usually start with the piping hot tea & the first order of congee. The congee is tasty & not thick nor watery but just enough. The chicken feet is tender & soft yet still chewy. There's usually 3 good sized feet with slices of jalapeños. The shrimp har gow is also a favorite with its . translucent, delicate wrapper and juicy shrimp filling. Dipping it in the soy sauce chili paste mixture gives it an extra taste boost. The gailan, Chinese broccoli, is a staple too, bringing balance to the nutritional value of our foods. So if you want a less crowded place to enjoy delicious freshly made dimsum peacefully, visit here. read more
Dimsum in Las Vegas, Nevada... My sister and my niece wanted dimsum for breakfast, so I used my Yelp app to find Dim Sumlicious! I liked the name of the place and I saw a review by my trusted friend, Lyla D. With a 4-star average rating, I felt confident about dining at Dim Sumlicious. It also helped that Chinese-speaking customers were sitting in the cozy, old school restaurant with us! Service was efficient and polite. We got refills of tea by placing the cover of our teapot at an angle. We ordered by checking off boxes on our menu. Then, the food came quickly! Everything was delicious: shrimp dumplings, taro cake, Steamed sticky rice in lotus leaf, bean curd roll, steamed shrimp and chives dumplings, custard tart, baked sweet cream bun, and pork dumplings. I think the best item was the custard tart because of the flakey crisp crust!!! I appreciated the convenient restroom and free shared parking! Too bad they were out of the coconut cream bun - that's my niece's favorite! My sister paid at the cashier's desk. It was very reasonably priced! Thank you! read more
Hole in the wall restaurant located in a LV Chinatown strip mall with free parking. Don't expect ambiance, don't expect any unique items, but do expect affordable "mainstay" dim sum items that will satisfy that dim sum urge. Typical Siu Mai, Pan Fried Chive Dumpling, no Har Guow, no Baked Salted Egg Cream Bun on the midday Wednesday that we went....strange.... Cheap but if you're on vacay, I suggest splurging a little and going elsewhere for a more memorable experience. If you're local, this place is an affordable mainstay. read more
2 months ago
Dim Sumlicious is a no frills dim sum spot in Chinatown. It is the epitome of a hole in the wall. It is very bare bones with minimal ambiance or decor. There are no carts here, you order from a menu that you do check marks on. The menu is pretty small for a dim sum spot but they have all the signature dishes you'd expect and a few other unique ones. I would say prices are fair. They make everything to order since there's no carts. The menu is only dim sum. Don't expect to order non dim sum items like stir fries. I will say I actually like the food here a lot. The staff is very kind but they could definitely upkeep cleanliness a bit more. My favorite dishes here are their chicken feet and they have a Chinese donut dish that's wrapped in a rice roll. It is delicious! I have gone a couple times now and it does hit the spot. I think I'll always go to Orchid or New Asian BBQ first by instinct but this is a good alternative read more
1 year ago
Food was excellent. Service was very quick. Only knocking off a star because the worker had forgotten to give us our to go order so we were sitting there for like 10-15 mins after we finished eating waiting for our food. But the food here is really great, so will def be coming again anyways. The beef rolls are amazing read more
9 months ago
My Wife was craving for Chicken Feet and so I found this spot off the strip! It's a small place, not the nicest ambiance but the food is really good! The food took a while to come out but every time something came out it was hot & delicious! Probably one of the best Dim Sum places I've had in a while! I would definitely give this place 5 stars cuz of the food but decided to give them 4 Stars because of the service. This place has the potential to be one of those amazing hole in the wall restaurants but I just wished their servers were more polite and accommodating. One of the server looked pissed to be working there and whenever we asked for rice she would get mad and roll her eyes? haha but because the food was good, we tolerated her. The Chicken Feet was really good, Shumai, Shrimp Dumplings, Salt & Pepper Calamari and Shrimp were delicious as well! Will definitely satisfy those Dim Sum cravings! read more
4 months ago
7 months ago
Good tasting Dim Sum for a decent price (much lower than Vegas Strip). No dim sum carts, no display, pick from a menu and they will heat up and bring to you. Plenty of space inside to dine in or take out. Ample parking lot spaces out front as driving is probably a must due to location away from Vegas Strip. read more
4 months ago
It's a small spot with and the ladies working making it charming. They had such wonderful personalities. The food was really good accept for the accept fried shrimp. They were not deveined so it left us feeling dirty. Don't order them, unless you like eating poo. read more
11 months ago
11 months ago
When visiting Vegas, it can be tough to find an affordable and filling meal. The trick is: getting away from the Strip. Dim Sumlicious is about 10-15 minutes west of the Strip in Chinatown (which is really more of an Asian Town than specifically Chinese but I digress). They offer up a vast array of tasty and affordable bites that are more filling than you may think. Between two people, 4 items were plenty to share. My personal fav was probably the salt and pepper fried squid but, honestly, everything was delicious. The place isn't fancy but who cares? It tastes good. Service was fast and friendly and it felt good to get away from the hustle and bustle. read more
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This is about as hole in the wall and Cantonese as you can get lol. Food was good comparable to my usual spots. Only thing is parking is horrible when the entire plaza is open and running. read more
Came here for lunch on a Saturday and didn't have to wait. We ordered shrimp cheong fun, salt and pepper shrimp, steamed shrimp and chive dumplings, egg noodles with soy sauce, siu mai, har gow, beef balls, and the steamed sticky rice in lotus leaf. The food was all really solid, especially for the price being very reasonable. I would reorder everything I tried on this trip. The staff were extremely polite and nice. Parking was convenient and the restaurant seemed clean and filled with only locals. I would definitely come back! read more
2 years ago
Place was open early I like that the staff was nice the menu was simple not to crazy . The food was decent in my opinion the bbq bun and the chicken feet were my favorite. It's a family restaurant so the decor was not too crazy pretty simple. We got a few things of the menu read more
11 months ago
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5700 Spring Mountain Rd
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Las Vegas, NV 89146
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Do they take reservations?
I think not. It's pretty casual. I have called 5-6 times with that same question. They've never answered the phone
Is this place good for big parties?
Not really. Pretty small place. They do have 1 bigger round table at the end, but this place is very busy, make sure you come very early or if you don't mind waiting.
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