This is the only Chinese restaurant I go to in metro Denver. Yummy, authentic Chinese food and friendly staff. They also do a dim sum brunch on Sundays! read more

Star Kitchen is probably one of the better places to get dim sum around the Denver area. They have all the classic dum sum dishes that you want and everything there is great! My personal favorites include the footballs (fried glutinous rice dumplings), shrimp dumplings, xiao long baos, and the egg tarts. Service here is very fast and you will be immediately served tea and good from the trolleys as soon as you sit down. This kind of meal is best with a group of people so you can get many different dishes and share them amongst yourselves. Also this place is extremely busy, so it is best to either get there early or put your name on the online wait list so you are not waiting outside for a long time trying to get in. But overall, really solid food! read more

Star Kitchen - Steamed Pork Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Summary: you just can't justify these wait times for dim sum that's just fine. Star Kitchen is...fine. To be fair, there aren't a lot of dim sum restaurants to compare. But if you were to compare them all, there's nothing offered here that would make it stick out from the others. They're not bad by any means; it's solid dim sum and you will leave with a satisfied tummy. The carts are quick despite the overcrowding of customers seated (or waiting by the door), it's a loud atmosphere but that should be expected of a dim sum restaurant. The biggest problem here is the long wait. Star Kitchen is widely regarded as the best dim sum restaurant by many folks, and that has translated to long lines upwards to an hour or more. The hype was further exacerbated when the largest dim sum restaurant, King's Land, closed their business for good. More folks started going to Star Kitchen and the lines have stuck ever since. They do have an online check-in, but you'll still be stuck waiting for a long time. I like dim sum as much as the next guy, but there's no way I'm willing to line up before the restaurant opens for it like it's Black Friday in 2010. I'll emphasize again: the dim sum here is fine, and you'll be happy after you finish. The disappointment, in my opinion, is that you're waiting way too long for food that won't knock your socks off. read more

Good food but I feel like they have less variety than before. Shrimp and pork shumai were the best, sesame balls are a must. Rice porridge 2/5 would pass next time. read more

This is the best place to get dim sum in the Denver area, hands down! Sure, there is a super long wait in the mornings on the weekends but it is totally worth it! When I've been, there's usually at least an hour wait but if you come early (like when they open) or much later (after 1pm) and with just a few people, you shouldn't have to wait as long. If you aren't familiar with dim sum, just be ready to experience whatever comes your way or know what you want. The staff roll out different carts of food and if you aren't familiar with things, just ask. My favorite go-to dishes have been the fried shrimp balls, shrimp dumplings and the bbq buns. I love the sweet buns stuffed with bbq but I feel like there are different variations out there so be warned if you ask for a bbq bun it may not be the exact one I'm talking about. I've just had two different types of bbq buns in the same sitting from different carts that taste completely different, though someone else might like one over the other. My favorite way to eat dim sum is to go with a large group (obviously expect a wait) and just order a lot of different things to share. There are bound to be things you don't like that others might love. In the end, when you split it all up, it really isn't that pricey. The last time I came with a big group it wasn't more than $20 and we were all stuffed! Though, fair warning, it may be hard to share soups and but I still say go for it! Everything at Star Kitchen has been so delicious and made fresh. I think the only thing I'm not a big fan of is their desserts but that's just me. I know several other people really love their custard dessert. If it's just you and a friend, I would advise to start out with just a few dishes and order throughout your meal. Don't be ambitious and order 5+ dishes because you'll get full quick, or at least I do! Just remember: the food may roll by you, but it'll come back--don't worry, just enjoy it all at your own pace! read more

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Wow I was pleasantly surprised that this dim sum was actually dang tasty. I didn't expect much considering it being Denver and this was literally the only Chinese restaurant in town with decent ratings. The dim sum was flavored perfectly and fit our palettes. The price was also very decent and the carts kept coming. I was a little bummed they didn't have any more Chinese donuts but I did enjoy my porridge with the soy sauce mein. I liked everything we ordered except for the tripe and tofu sheet rolls. I would come here again for dim sum if I am ever in the area. read more

Went for dinner tonight. Dim Sum here is consistently good, but entrees are amazing!! This just became my favorite restaurant. We ordered 4 dishes for 2 of us (too much food). But we almost finished. I highly recommend you try: #68 House Special Jumbo Shrimp #124 Eggplant with Beef Rib in Black Pepper Sauce Hot Pot #182 Sautéed Snow Pea Leaves with Garlic Sauce #230 Beef Chow Fun Dry Style Normally when we order we might not like everything but everything was on point. Perfect Cantonese style cooking. read more

Great tasting Dim Sum, very authentic Chinese with plenty of choices! The bad side...not a ton of parking and horrible service. As one of the people pushing the carts told inferred to me, they can have bad service because they always have a line to get in. SO, order anything extra the moment you sit down (drinks, hot chili oil, etc.) and be prepared to wait awhile for that while the carts come around with the food. AND, be prepared to wait for any refills. read more

Finally found authentic dim sum in CO! Seems to be a Vietnamese / Chinese dim sum mix. We ordered quite a slew of things for 4 people that totaled around $70. We placed our order online and went to pick it up. It said 40 minutes, but we waited about an hour. They text you when the order is ready. Note that on the weekends it gets suuuuuper crowded so plan accordingly. We ordered the following: xiao long pao, 2 shu mai, har gao, 2 chee cheong fan (beef and shrimp) , half peaking duck, tan tart, and more. Everything was delicious, I enjoyed the XLB as the consistency was great, but note it stuck to the tin. The peaking duck was honestly just regular duck, but the duck was nice and succulent. It does come with the white bao, cucumbers and sauces. We will go back! read more

Let's start off with I'm Chinese, dim sum is my life. I've eaten dim sum ever since I knew how to eat solid food. That is how often I eat dim sum so I do have some idea as to what is good dim sum and what isn't. Star Kitchen, you have just beaten some of my frequent dim sum places. I came here on Thanksgiving for brunch so super busy. According to one of the servers, they had been busy all week. We waited for 30-35 minutes for a table of 5. What I like about our table was that I didn't feel crowded despite the huge crowds waiting for tables. It was perfectly spaced, which is very appreciated. The service was so friendly and quick despite the full restaurant. The minute we sat down, a cart of dim sum was right there waiting for us. There were so many choices that I didn't get at some dim sum places. The spicy turnip cake was great. The fried seafood rolls and the fried wontons were crunchy and full of flavor. The various types of dumplings that I only know the Cantonese name for were scrumptious. Xiao long bao was ok, but still decent. The star of this brunch had to be the pastries. The egg tarts were flaky, warm, and delicious. The crust broke apart once you take a bite. There was this one purple sesame ball with a salted egg in the middle, the perfect mix of sweet and savory. I've never had this treat at any dim sum place ever. Probably the best dim sum place in Colorado. So worth the wait. read more

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I rarely have cravings and when I do I really CRAVE! I was watching a show and saw kids eating dumplings. I remembered Star Kitchen as a friend of mine brought me there before. Unsure if they are open, I called them and they are allowing dine-in following all COVID spread prevention guidelines. We went there. I missed the dimsum carts. I felt that is just an authentic chinese experience. Nonetheless, I ordered salt and pepper squid tentacles, a few dumplings, and stir-fry noodles. They did not disappoint my cravings. I am really satisfied. read more

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Nothing is fancy but DELISH. Price is reasonable. Chicken Lo Mein is sooo gooood. Will be back again!

Best Dim Sum but take your time so you do not fill the table with the first cart or two. Savory and varied choices.

I've never been to dimsum so I don't have much to compare it to but the line for this place is always out the door. That's always a good sign. We waited an hour and used their waiting app to keep good track of our wait times. If you're not familiar with dimsum, I would recommend getting familiar before going or else you'll get lots of stuff you don't want or won't eat. You do not simply order off a menu from your designated server, eat and pay. Instead, each server comes around with a cart of different food that they then stamp on your dining "passport" of sorts and move to the next table. The dining passport becomes your bill which you pay at the front. The servers WILL for sure try to get you to buy things, even if you don't want them, saying they're " yummy" or " very good" or "just try". If you're up for trying whatever, this will work for you. If not, you'll have to have a firm hand at saying no. I mean, they have like, lots of really interesting things here - fish guts, fish, various gelatins and buns and a whole host of traditional foods. I am not super comfortable with this type of dining set up and it was hard to feel like the food was fresh since there is layers of it being carted around the restaurant. The food we did have was good but nothing to really signify the hour wait we had, in my opinion. Because Ive never had dim sum and this is more a personal preference than something they did, I kept my review at four. read more

If you haven't experienced authentic Asian food in its native country, you'll probably think the food is pretty good. If you're trying to scratch the itch for food you experienced on your travels, you'll be extremely disappointed. Super excited to taste some of our favorites from Taiwan, we ordered a bunch of food including the roasted duck, some dim sum, lo mein, and a "Taiwan style" meat dish. The duck was low quality and fatty, the dumplings and Bao buns were falling apart and had very little flavor, and the "Taiwan style" dish was just deep fried cartilage and bones - was not expecting that. The only acceptable food was the beef lo mein and pork xiaolongbao. We ended up tossing the duck and Taiwan style in the trash. We might go back to try again when everything is back to normal after COVID, but definitely won't do take out again. Disclaimer: Food was ordered during non peak hours and was takeout during COVID. Take from this what you will. read more

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So I was super bummed to find out when we got to Star Kitchen that dim sum is only served earlier in the day. But that's what I get for not doing great research on the fly when the first place my husband and I were planning to go to ended up being closed. Thankfully, Star Kitchen has a GIANT menu with tons of other great food options. My husband and I shared the French style fillet steak and chef's special fried rice. The steak was on top of a bed of onions (not my fav). But the combo of the steak and onion was spot on. The steak was perfectly tender and I loved whatever type of marinade/sauce they used. The portion was a little small in comparison to all the other plates I saw and our fried rice. The fried rice was one of the best I've had. And I loved that it had a little pop of sweet from raisins. Though we thought we were coming for dim sum (guess we'll just have to come back), we were pleasantly surprised with some very tasty beef and fried rice! read more

I found this restaurant to be far more authentic and a fun experience. You do need to come early because they will quickly get busy and you'll end up waiting 2 hours upon arrival. Weekdays are probably better I assume. Dim sum doesn't last long past first 3 hours I hear. read more

As a Cantonese person, my experience here was a nightmare. If you've gotten the chance to experience Chinese food in the Chinatowns in major cities in the US like San Francisco or NYC, you'll understand my review. Don't bother coming here. For those who haven't gotten the chance to experience good quality Chinese food at the Chinatowns like NYC and San Francisco, you still have time! I think it's safe to say that nothing we ordered was fresh. We ordered Chinese BBQ pork, Har Gao, Shiu Mai, and Wonton Noodle Soup. The biggest sign was the Har Gao. When I went to pick it up, the wrapper stuck and ripped open exposing the shrimp filling. Already off to a terrible experience. Both the filling of the Har Gao, Wontons, and Shiu Mai weren't dry and a bit rough, which means they're not fresh and have been frozen for some time. Freshly made ones have more of a smooth and moist texture. The Char Siu was probably the most alarming thing. This dish usually is one of the first things to be brought out to you because IF made fresh it should be hanging on the skewer. All they had to do is cut it once the order is in and serve. We ended up getting it last which could only mean one thing! It's not made fresh AND the meat was refrigerated. How do I know? They definitely steamed the BBQ pork, which is a no-no because that completely steams out all the flavor of the meat! To make matters worse the sauce that's suppose to be drizzled over the BBQ pork is suppose to be a sweet soy sauce base, but instead they drizzled honey all over it and the sauce is pure honey! Since the meat was refrigerated prior and had been steamed, it got dry and tough really quick. I shouldn't have ordered it since I didn't see all the different meats hanging under a heating lamp. The parking lot is always full. It's not big enough and there's always a bit of wait if you have a large party. It's a bit concerning that this "Hong Kong" spot has over 1k reviews with 4/5 stars. I could only think of one reason why. It's probably because this is one of the few if not the ONLY Cantonese Chinese Restaurant. From what I've seen, not a large population of Chinese people who immigrated here who can differentiate good/bad Chinese food. If you live in Denver and are desperate for some Cantonese food, I get why you wouldn't mind this place, but for those of you who have eaten authentic Chinese food, it's probably better for you to eat non-Cantonese food in Denver. Save it for a trip to a Chinatown in major cites. I promise you'll know what I mean. read more

I started coming here in 2008. Back then it was my unknown secret. Now their dim sum is the most popular in town and the wait on the weekends is a good hour. It is well worth the wait, best food and service combination in the area. read more

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This is by far the worst dimsum I have ever tasted. Everything came out cold and lacked flavor. I also got charged for something I never ordered. read more

LOOOOOOVE THIS PLACE! The dimsum is unreal, the prices are affordable, and there is a guaranteed food coma and or/food baby if you order correctly. The one thing you need to be aware of is the wait. Like the other reviews mention, you will have to wait quite some time depending on what day and white time you arrive. Sundays are definitely busier than Saturdays, and the earlier you go the better. The staff does the best they can to turn tables, but the place is very busy. Prepare yourself for a 30/40 minute wait, but trust me, it will be worth it. Once you are seated, the food carts come around quickly. Favorite things to order: cheung fun (steamed rice noodle rolls with shrimp), char sui bao (baked pork bun), shu mai (steamed pork dumpling), and har gow (shrimp dumplings). All of these items are absolutely delicious. I would recommend also branching out and trying an item or two that you normally wouldn't. If you happen to not like something, it's not a huge deal since many of the items come in sets of 3 or 4. Definitely coming back again and again. read more

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Save yourself some time and use their waitlist. https://www.starkitchenco.com/ Checkin is "join the waitlist" with your phone number and seat count (quantity of people eating or your party size). read more

This place was very good-- on par with some of the better San Francisco restaurants for dim sum. We couldn't get in the door today (Sunday) so did carry out-- which is not the way we'll go next time (dim sum carts are part of the fun of eating this type of meal!). Will come earlier to get a table next time and we can't wait! We ordered and thoroughly enjoyed: shrimp siu mai, Shanghai dumplings, pan seared pork pot stickers, pork and shrimp dumplings, steamed bbq pork buns and baked bbq pork buns read more

Holly Molly. This place has absolutely amazing Chinese food. We ate here on our way back from touring the mountains and we had an incredible dim sum lunch. The choices they had on each cart were above average and everything was good. Their lua boa gao that is diced and stir fried with peppers was amazing. The xifan was also really good and we crushed a big family size bowl. My only two complaint: this place is super busy but worth it. I also think most of their fried food arrives cooler than it should. Small sacrifices for such consistency and selection. read more

Great place for dimsum! After reading a few reviews, my husband and I decided to show up at 10 am to beat the rush. I'm glad we did because we were seated right away and when we left there was 6+ groups waiting outside to get a table. The salt and pepper shrimp is to die for. This is a must order if you're getting dimsum here especially if you like to eat the tails and shells like I do! I also highly recommend the pork shiu mai! I didn't love the shrimp and bbq pork rice rolls...the sauce is usually sweet for these dishes which I love...but the sauce tasted like low sodium soy sauce. This place definately fulfilled my dimsum craving while I was in Denver for the weekend! read more

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This place is going down, fast. The servers are inattentive and rude. The food tastes old and spoiled. It used to be a nice place for a meal, but they've reduced their portions and raised the prices. The veggies we got yesterday, were yellow and wilted. The brisket and daikon dishes tasted spoiled. The servers were really rude. We sat in a nearly empty restaurant for 10 minutes before anyone greeted us or took our orders. One of the waiters was extremely grumpy and rude and rolled his eyes at us. Stay away from this place!! read more

The fam and I went to Denver and wanted some bomb AF dim-sum. We found this little gem and it was AH-MAZING. We ordered a few of dumplings, chicken fried rice, chicken lo-mein, salt and pepper fried chicken and egg rolls - all were delicious! The service was good, they're pretty quick, super friendly and the price point is good too! If you're in the area and are in some need of dim-sum, I highly recommend this place! read more

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The soup dimsum was tasty. Otherwise, not impressed at at all. It took an hour just to get our food ordered. I ordered the shrimp in lobster sauce, big mistake. It was a large bowl of egg drop soup with shrimp in it. I sent it back because it wasn't at all what I expected or wanted. I don't mind egg drop soup but not as an a main dish. Plus, if I had known they were only going to offer 20% off I wouldn't have ordered anything else to eat. Since I only had one bite of the dish, I paid 20 bucks for pot stickers that were just ok. If they had removed the uneaten dish from my bill, as restaurants usually do, this review would have been more stars and I would considering driving across town to try them again. I do not recommend this establishment. read more

Several people recommended Star Kitchen to me as one of the best dim sum places in the area, and I was definitely pleased. I came here for lunch on the weekend, and was prepared for a long wait. Though we had to wait 20-30 minutes, the line moved fast, and the staff seemed pretty good about clearing tables quickly to make room for the next parties. To speed up the wait, they also asked us if we would mind sharing a table with another group. The tables were pretty big, so we didn't mind. While there is a separate menu to order entree items from, we just went straight for the dim sum. I was impressed by the variety of dim sum they served. We also didn't have to wait long for the ladies with the food carts to stop by our table, so we got our food quickly. I will say that I didn't think the quality was the best. For example, the soup dumplings didn't really hold, and the top and bottom halves were separated so the broth had leaked into the foil cups. Having said that, everything we tried was tasty. Overall, would recommend if you're in the mood for some dim sum and don't mind a bit of a wait! read more

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Being a Chinese native and living in LA for 15 years, I have to say Star Kitchen didn't disappoint! The dim sum is as pretty authentic close to what you get in LA. They might lack a few varieties but they certainly do well with what they have on the menu. We arrived for lunch on a Tuesday just after 11 and there's already a line formed. Now that's a good sign that we're waiting for something super delicious and the constant sightings of steaming hot carts carrying dim sum just heightened our anticipation! We were seated after about 10 min wait which wasn't bad at all. Carts were gathered around our table offering all sorts of food. We couldn't help but to take as many as we like. The seafood dumplings were amazing so we're the short ribs and smoked duck! The chow mein was a bit oily and bland. They didn't give us the mustard and hot sauce like the restaurants in LA, which in my opinion is a big miss. Nevertheless, we enjoyed all the food along with hot tea. Service was prompt and courteous which is standard for Chinese restaurants. We were a bit surprised by our bill. I guess we need to ask for the price before piling up our table with baskets of dim sum. The prices are a bit high for a dim sum lunch but you do get quiet the variety. I would definitely return for some authentic dim sum but I sure will be more smart about my choices so we don't get carried away by the sight of endless selections! read more

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Authentic dim sum! Expect a wait for a table (20/60 minute waits are common). There is something for everyone here. Bland dining room but the food makes up for it. read more

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Food is great. Staff is very efficient. Always enjoy dinner and lunch. The wait is not too bad but to get the quickest service is to join waitlist. read more

Absolutely disgusted by the service. Food is mediocre, and I waited over half an hour for my food. On a normal day, that's fine, but when we explained the person that ordered AFTER us got their food BEFORE, the manager said it was a "kitchen special" even though we ordered a kitchen special too. At least make a good excuse. The service is pathetic. Completely unaware of other's time. Update: they messed up the bill and charged us extra for something we didn't order. This place is just sad. read more

Great place for Chinese Dim Sum on the weekend. They also have a delicious range of Chinese dishes. We love the house special lobsters, the salted fish fried rice, the vegetable and fried tofu, the black pepper ribs with eggplant! read more

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I have been here in the past and it was good but today guaranteed I will not be back. 1) when we came in 3 carts surrounded the table at once and started putting things on the table. I would tell them no, but they left it and stamped our card for it. By the time we walked off we had 10 plates on our table and we had only asked for 5 of them. 2)the stuff we had was cold, we did come with 1 left before lunch closed but it seemed like we were just getting leftovers. 3) after the first 3 carts bombarded us, no one else came by. My husband was looking forward to the vegetable dishes but none came by. 4) my husband went back up with two of the dishes that we didn't even want to try and the employee took them (after they had been on our table for 10 mins) and put them on someone else's table. That has to be a health code violation. 5) even though my husband asked for them to remove the two dishes he took back, we were charged for 11 dishes. $64 for cold, soggy food and bad service!!! Now we are at a restaurant down the road that is cleaner, friendlier, and listen to us. read more

I love coming here for dim sum lunch. It's so much fun and they have so much to choose from. Be careful that you don't order a ton of stuff from the first cart or two that comes by; sometimes the better stuff comes by when you're too full to eat anything more! This restaurant is huge, but depending on the day or time you come for dim sum, you may have a wait (Fridays and weekends are super busy). NOTE: When you arrive, sign in at the kiosk in the entryway to get on the waitlist. Me and The Hubs have had a lot of fun trying new things here. Most items on the carts are fairly easy to identify, but there are some things that I'm clueless about. Each time, we like to choose at least one dish we can't identify. So far we haven't been disappointed! I think dim sum is served from 10:30 AM to 2:30 or 3:00 PM (closed Wednesdays). They have a menu to order from if you're not in the mood for dim sum. PS - Your tab can add up really fast if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. Most of the items seem to be in the $6-9 range, but they have some that are $12 or more. For the two of us, we usually spend about $60 for lunch, but one time it was closer to $100 (we are big eaters, so take that into account). FWIW, the $100 time I think we had three or four of the premium priced items in addition to some lower priced ones. Keep an eye on the card on the table that the servers mark every time they put a dish on your table if you don't want to be surprised by the total bill! read more

One of the best Dim sum restaurants in Denver. Make sure to come early - the line can get long, but it's worth the wait. Highly recommended.

This is the best dim sum in town hands down. Nowhere else comes close and yes, I gave a chance to what looks like (rating-wise) a close competitor. Nah, this is the only place to go if you want to be satisfied dim sum-wise. Employees are nicer here and the restaurant is much cleaner. The dim sum is better than many I've had in LA with some delicious dishes I haven't seen elsewhere as well. There is always a wait, less of a wait if you come later. But an hour is not unusual. It's a carts operation. Sometimes it can be tricky to get all the dishes you want quickly. Sometimes you miss out on something completely. The pork shumai is better than average here, one of the best I've had, a bit larger with lots of rich filling. The tripe with daikon radish is another favorite. The one here is light in saucy flavor, but we love the taste still, especially of the ginger and brown sugar and star anise, and chewy texture. I like the braised chicken feet here a lot...it took me four times to try this dish to fall in love with it. It is also sweet and full of umami flavor. The small fried fish, smelt, I also highly recommend. Even people who don't really like fish can enjoy them because they're very crispy and salty with garlic and jalapenos. You also can order duck, blood, chow mein, pork buns, char sui, gai lan, black bean clams, snails, salt and pepper calamari, scallop dumpling, egg tart, pineapple bun, steamed sponge cake, and many more. The one dish I've found rather dissapinting is the thousand year old egg congee. It's one of my favorite dim sum but the one here is very lacking in egg and there are no Chinese crullers available for topping. It's mostly just plain rice porridge. read more

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Don't let the western name throw you, this is one of the closest spots to true dim sum in Denver besides hopping on a one-way flight to LA. The food is super yummy, especially the steamed, hot small plates. (Now, disclaimer, if you've never been too dim sum, it's family style with a cart that floats around. So try three small plates per person. Sharing is half the fun.) I'd recommend the shrimp dumplings, he fen - a shrimp noodle with fresh sweet soy sauce), shu mai (Chinese pork meatballs), and mango pudding. Egg tarts are always a win as well! On busy days, the cart with open food might get a bit chilled - still delicious, but buyer beware if that's not your cup of tea. Hot dishes work best. They actually have a delightful curry fish meatball that was really unique. Also, make sure to order tea! After heavy dim sum, nothing better than a spot of hot tea. Also - yo, if you're going on a weekend, be prepared to wait an hour. No if and or buts about it. Staff is trying their hardest to condense tables to community tables and seat ppl ASAP - cut them some slack and be patient. read more

Star Kitchen - Taro, shrimp dumplings, and fish meatballs - Dim Sum Near Me - Denver, Colorado

The most legit Chinese food in Denver. So far... Tried some dim sum. It was decent. I wouldn't recommend just based on their dim sum but there were some winners...anything with shrimp in it. Basically. We also tried some items from their a la carte menu as well. Deep Friend Flounder - must try. Crispy to the 9s and a sauce you can pour over rice and eat on its own. Chinese Broccoli w/ garlic - we got hosed for the price on this but the flavor profile was spot on. In most Chinese food restaurants I've dine it, the broccoli is always in whole stalks. Here they slice across so maybe you're only getting 3-4 full stalks of broccoli. Hot tea - always a must. They don't filter the tea leaves so that may come as a surprise to some. Authentic... read more