We went here for a weekday dimsum lunch and even though it was packed, they got everyone through fast. You sit down and almost immediately there's a whirlwind of food being shoved at you.We had someone with a shrimp/shellfish allergy that we were concerned about but that turned out not to be a problem - lots of non shrimp options. It was very good and very overwhelming! I wish my stomach was able to eat more so I could try more.
Besides dim sum, the regular Cantonese foods at Star Kitchen are also quite authentic and worthy a try even to a native stomach. Ordering Ginger and Scallion lobster, Peking Pork Chop and Lamb with Dried Bean Curd Stick Hot Pot for takeout along with Coconut Milk Pudding for dessert. Still quite a lot of people at almost 2 on Saturday.
The dim sum is pretty average here compared to Los Angeles or San Francisco. The dough on the dumplings is very thick. The soup dumplings had no soup in them (extremely dry and doughy). The dishes are mostly cold - chinese broccoli, noodles and duck. They sit out on an open cart l. The best item is the baked char su bao.
Not what I was exploring to find in Denver. This was an overall great experience. The parking was a little difficult. We got seated right away despite it seeming very busy. I really loved that they had carts. They had all the staples. It was a great time. Their hot sauce was chili crisp in oil which I appreciate
This was our first Dim Sum experience for most people in our party. We knew we were in the right spot as the restaurant filled up with locals within an hour of opening. They filled our table with lots of amazing dumplings, buns, noodles and rice. As newbies there were some hits and misses but we can't wait to try it again now that we know a little more. The service was great and they were helpful in trying to explain everything to us.
Worst service,front desk lady is really rude.We were.there waiting our order more one hour still not got the order.we have been theirs customer since 2015.Really disappointed,never never come back.I don’t think they care us.Horrible service,nightmare
The food is good but be prepared to spend around 100+ dollars for 4-5 people. This is dim sum, where they roll around carts and you get what you want off those carts. Each item on the cart is 4-9 dollars depending on what it is and which cart it came from. There is also a pastry cart with meats inside and sweets. The inside is relatively small, so it is possible you could have a wait. If you've been to other dim sum places this is very similar.
Truly authentic, delicious, fresh and flavorful dim sum! We had about 10 different dishes and each one was excellent. Truly authentic and you feel like you’re having a lovely experience.
Had Chinese new year dinner here with my wife and my parents.The lobster in house sauce is exceedingly delicious.This is my personal favorite spot for dim sum also.
Great Dim Sum! Friendly and accommodating staff. Had a fun New Years celebration with a community table by our choice, nice way to share the new year with others.