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Harbor Dim Sum & Cuisine

4.2 (74 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Ashley C.

We had a great time grabbing dim sum at Harbor Dim Sum and Cuisine! The service was fast and they come to your with their carts which is such a fun part of the experience. The restaurant is clean although when it gets full it can start feeling a little cramped. The food was very good. Definitely rivaled Star Kitchen. We would say most of the dishes were better. Although the radish cake was not. Overall we loved it here. Plus they actually take reservations so we don't have to worry as much about the wait! My family will most likely be switching to this dim sum place for the foreseeable future! Always a plus that it's near Great Wall and the business Costco as well! You can walk off the food while getting some awesome groceries.

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Alex L.

We have been to this location before when it was another dim sum place that lacked in just about every aspect. Now that Harbor Dim Sum has taken over the experience has better. The har gow (shrimp dumplings) are the only dish that seemed to be a bit off by taste and texture. The steamed BBQ pork buns were the other item that seemed off too but overall ok. Everything else was good. Service is good and certainly quick! The entire restaurant has been transformed with LED lit backlit Chinese paintings on the walls. Everything feels old and new at the same time. I would leave this place on my radar. I still have my favorites but this one is a solid choice.

Braised pig ear salad
Kynton C.

The new management has done wonders for this restaurant. The decor has been updated and the restaurant is very clean. The dim sum was excellent. But my favorite dish was the braised pig ears. Spicy, a little crunchy, yet also tender. The space is large, so I hope they start to attract large dim sum crowds. I will definitely be back for the pig ears.

Deborah M.

This dimsum spot is close to me and we've figured out the solid choices, there was a very cranky cart lady today and she was pretty rude when I asked about a bun. I do love the ambiance here and our favorites include xo noodles, shui mai, tofu skin, bbq buns and scallion noodles!

Kevin W.

Star Kitchen, you now face some stiff competition! Thai place is clean and service is typical of many cart style dim sum. There are a couple dishes I still prefer at Star Kitchen like their roast duck and chow mein. Quality is there and each dumpling was amazing. The soup dumplings where juicy, and the siao mai was plump...like seriously big! The pork filling was juicy and savory! The roasted/crispy pork was salty but not overbearing with that typical Chinese 5 spice flavor. The turnip cake and rolled rice cake with xo sauce was to diet for! Overall I highly recommend Harbor Dimsum especially since their prices are very competitive!

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Sara C.

Review is for their dinner service. I haven't been back to what used to be Super Star in a long time, and what a refreshing uplift of the remodel and new ownership. We were here celebrating a friend's dad's bday and had a really good early dinner. The decor is so nice and beautiful, the chairs are upgraded, the floor no longer the sticky industrial carpet... I still see a couple familiar faces working there for years and good to see them still working at the same location though different restaurants. I love the fried chicken, the daikon beef stew pot, the eggplant stew pot, the string beans.... Everything was so good! We like the clay pot rice but note that the chicken and mushroom one - the chicken does have some small bones in it. If you want no bones get the sausage one cuz the other ones either pork ribs also would have bones. Those take about 30 mins to cook so order ahead if you know you want them. Service was great and the meal was tasty. Def want to come back and try their dim sum next time, but dinner was a great meal celebrating the birthday papa!

shrimp rice noodle rolls
Adam Y.

Heard the braised pigeon at Harbor Dim Sum and Cuisine was very authentic and quite good, so have to try it out on my own. The place was reasonably busy in early Sunday afternoon. Glad the dim sum carts were still around, so also ordered a few items since it has been a while since having dim sum last time. The braised pigeon here was of the Guangdong Zhongshan style, with crispy skin and tender and juicy meat, even the bones were kind of crunchy, bringing back the memory of the taste from yesteryears. For dim sum, ordered the shrimp rice noodle rolls, XO sauce turnip cake, steamed chicken feet in brown sauce and beef offal in stew. The rice noodle rolls were fresh from the steamer, with a soft, tender and slippery texture, not overly thick to be floury and not overly thin to lose its chewiness. Certainly one of the better rice noodles in town. The XO sauce turnip cake, steamed chicken feet and stewed beef offal were all a little spicy. With the signature taste of the XO sauce, the turnip cake did not need additional dipping sauce. The turnip cake was served in small cubes, with crispy and earthly exterior and soft interior, matching the savory taste of the XO sauce well. The chicken feet were tender, meaty and flavorful. Beef offal was aromatic, tender and chewy. A very satisfying lunch and no wonder it was quite packed in late afternoon.

Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumpling), Shrimp Dumpling, Garlic Bok Choy, Shrimp Stuffed Eggplant
Claire L.

This is a great Cantonese restaurant for authentic dim sum and Chinese cuisine. Love the new Chinese decor. Service is prompt and attentive which is not typically the came in Chinese restaurants. The servers are very fast and efficient. They pay close attention to details. We came here for the Dim Sum and ordered an assortment of dishes that satisfied my daughter's cravings for dumplings and noodles. They couldn't get enough of them so they must be good! The beef balls have great flavors but have stringy parts in the middle, which made it hard to chew. The beef noodles hit the spot with tender beef sliced and flavorful broth. Other customers ordered food from the main menu which looked so delicious. Highly recommend this restaurant if you want to impress someone with authentic Chinese food. In comparison to LA Chinese food, I give an 8/10 which is a high mark.

Steamed rice noodle with chinese donut
Grace P.

Dude this place is so good. It's clean and spacious. The remodel looks great. We went inbetween lunch and dinner and while there were still people dining, the place was very mellow. The people up front greeted us as soon as we walked in and seated us right away. 2 dim sum cart ladies rolled up immediately and we got the egg tart, steamed bbq pork buns, steamed rice noodle with shrimp and hai gao. My favorite out of those was the rice noodle with shrimp and hai gao but the egg tart and steamed bbq pork buns were good as well, steamed buns were fluffy! Next we put in an order of salt and pepper smelt, deep fried pork spare rib with garlic and rice noodle with chinese donut. The ribs are a must order. Very garlicky, light crisp on the outside but still tender. The smelt had eggs in them! Do you know how hard that is to find?! The steamed rice noodle with chinese donut was a perfect balance of soft and crispy. I'm SO sad there is nothing like this in the Springs but the drive is worth it. I can't wait to visit again and order a new batch of things to try.

Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumpling) Shrimp Dumpling
Isobel R.

Came by for a later weekend lunch and honestly, this is exactly what I want from a classic dim sum spot. We were seated quickly, and I love that they're old school with the carts coming around instead of QR codes or ordering off the menu (which you can still do if you want to order anything else on the menu that isn't on the carts). The carts came by and had a great selection of classic items. They were a little slow at times but we were on the later side of lunch service and it was relatively easy to catch someone's eye and have them come by the table. We grabbed baked BBQ pork buns, fried shrimp balls, har gow, siu mai, and xiao long bao and every single dish was fresh and hot! This isn't a fancy or trendy place, but that is definitely part of the charm. They have a large parking lot that they share with other businesses which makes visiting very easy. Would definitely come back again!

Alexanria J.

Beautiful Modern luxury Chinese restaurant atmosphere. Delicious dimsum and good service. Pretty great for date night and family dinner.

Nathanael S.

We went on a weekday in the afternoon so I'll imagine the dim sum carts weren't at full capacity. There were also a couple items that weren't available that were showing on the menu in my experience. Usually the weekday menu as less items than the weekend, but that'll be something I'll have to check out next time I go. I noticed a lot of items on the menu were the same items that they had at the location on Federal at Happy Cafe. I had previously had their pork and rice clay pot dish which I noticed so I'm very pleased to see that. I love the decor and the space. The service was great and I'll be looking to do more of an apples to apples comparison to Star kitchen by going on a weekend later.

Melanie T.

I am personally pretty excited for a new dim sum to enter the Denver scene. I have enjoyed Happy Cafe so when I heard they were moving to a bigger location, I had to try their dim sum option. They had a pretty good selection even on a weekday. I was so excited for the durian puff pastry and they're the only place that makes it. We ordered 3 orders because they were so good. I really hope they keep it on the menu. The pastries were overall full of flavor and flakiness. They weren't overly sweet or bland. I only had the bbq pork cheung fun and that was really tasty. I can't wait to come back and try it in person instead of a to go order my parents got me.

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