The Dim Sum here came out fresh and tasty. It is a no frills, authentic experience. This is a great hidden gem for locals and visitors alike. Very highly recommended.
Best little hole in the wall Dim Sum you can find in town. The staff are always friendly and the food is always hot and fresh.
2.5 ⭐️ Only took a couple pics…was expecting more but it was disappointing especially after reading all the reviews. Service was slow. My friend and I stood and waited good 5-10 before being seated. Only 2 people working the front. Limited seating fyi. Food was just ok, nothing to rave about. Not a lot of options either. Quite a few items from already limited menu were crossed off. Oh, parking was tight on a Tuesday.
If you’re craving authentic and tasty dim sum, Dim Sumlicious definitely delivers. The food here is delicious and fresh, from the shumai to the shrimp dumplings, congee, and the rest of their dim sum selections, everything came out flavorful and well prepared. The servers are friendly and attentive, and the restaurant overall looks clean and welcoming at first glance. That said, some parts of the dining area could use a little refresh, because the blinds are worn and dusty, and the tables and seats feel a bit outdated. It doesn’t ruin the experience, but it’s noticeable. Still, the quality of the food makes this a solid spot for dim sum lovers in Vegas. If you’re all about great tasting dishes and warm service, this place is worth trying.
We found that Dim Sumlicious had excellent reviews when we were looking for a Dim Sum restaurant to fix our dim sum addiction. We decided to have our Dim Sum breakfast there. I'm glad we made the right decision. We were there not long after they opened in the morning. We were seated right away, and we ordered tea and Dim Sum. The wonderful lady who works there recommends the Baked BBQ Pork Buns to us because the BBQ Pork Paste we tried to order is out of stock. OMG! It is so good. All the Dim Sum dishes we ordered were delicious. But I enjoyed the Baked BBQ Pork Buns the most. I wish my home were in Las Vegas so I could come here every day. Lol!
Chanced upon this place on Google while looking for dim sum. The food was generally okay — the chee cheong fun was a bit too thick for our liking, and the soy sauce tasted slightly off compared to typical HK-style versions. The xiao long bao skin was also a little too thick, and they didn’t serve ginger for the vinegar, which was a pity. Otherwise, the rest of the dishes were fine and the service was okay too. It’s a cozy, family-style restaurant that’s decent for a casual dim sum meal. Didn’t manage to capture all the food. But I’d recommend the century egg & pork congee, the turnip cakes, chicken feet and har gow.
The food was excellent. Good sized portions. Great service and pricing. They offer 3 different sweets. Coconut buns, Sweet buns, and Egg custard. Loved all three. Three big buns per order. The best Shrimp and Green pepper I've ever had. We got sweet BBQ Pork buns. Both steamed and baked. Many other dishes. We had to take home over half of our yummy order. Going back soon.
Small shop in a strip mall. The dim sum is decent. Our favorite is the congee. Our lease favorite is the soy sauce stirred fried noodle. Staff is very friendly. The only thing I will pick on is the shop’s cleanliness. Walls, door knobs and floor need some major cleaning from dirt track and grease. If one can oversee these, I think this is a little gem for some good Cantonese foods.