Star Kitchen

I loved everything. We had shell on deep fried shrimp, beef with onions, dim sum, sesame buns, egg rolls, Pekín duck and a lot more... Everything was delicious. The server was Amazing, he explained the dishes, helped us enjoy the food and was always there to help with anything we needed. The plum wine was superb.

Been to Dim Sum places in NYC, San Francisco, Hong Kong and a few other places. Found myself in Denver and found these guys on web. Many places have stopped the cart service. Star is traditional with carts etc. and like great dim sum places there was a line waiting to get in. 12:15 on Tuesday afternoon with a huge line. Sundays must be something to see. The line means it’s great food and worth waiting. First thing I saw were roasted oysters. Never saw this at any dim sum place ever. Ordered them. Wonderful. Enjoyed everything.

Pretty big authentic chinese restaurant that's been open for a pretty long time. Very good food and they also have pretty fresh seafood. Also the best dim sum restaurant in Denver. Totally worth the drive even from outside from Denver. The servers are always very busy and also may seem short with you but they may just not speak English very well. Food is very great (and typically, how you know the authentic Asian restaurant is very good when the servers may not be the friendliest, and the restaurant doesnt spend much on marketing but been in business for so long!) My favorite dimsum must have recommendations are: shrimp, shrimp with leeks, shrimp with cilantro, shumai, pork, soup dumpling (Xiao long bao), bbq pork baked bun, finger fish(not in pic), and Egg tart

Authentic dimsum restaurant. We come here often and it never disappoints. Come early so you can get all the dimsum you want. They will run out if you come later in the afternoon. Dinner here is also as amazing as dimsum. Their house special sauce for lobster and crab is 🤌🏻 chef kiss. Also, grab you some fresh taro bun during dimsum hours. That is a must! For a family of 3, we always spend around $85-100 on just dimsum.

This is one of the best dim sum places I've found in Denver so far. Being a city without a Chinatown, that is not much of a high bar though. Duck was great, pan fried noodles were eh?? It really was hit-or-miss between great, good and ok. But overall, it's good food. Service is only okay for non-Mandarin speakers, seems better for the Chinese guests eating there. But I'm quite used to typical Chinese restaurant customer service so I'm still voting this 5 stars. Good food, don't expect the greatest service, the place looks like a typical Chinese restaurant that has stood the test of time. The place is very busy especially on Sundays, if you're going during the weekend, pick Saturday.

I like this Dim Sum over any other places Denver has to offer. Today was my birthday so my family and I arrived as soon as they opened - and they were basically full. This should immediately be a good sign you’re in a fantastic spot to eat! I would recommend this place to anyone searching for cheap yet filling and authentic Chinese food!