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Hong Kong Garden Seafood Dim Sum Cafe

Hong Kong Garden Seafood Dim Sum Cafe

5300 Spring Mountain Rdsuite 107, Las Vegas, NV 89146, United States

Cafe • Full • Casual • Seafood


"I recently visited Hong Kong Garden dim sum for lunch and overall, it was a decent experience. The service was really friendly and attentive, and the restaurant wasn't too packed even though we went on a Monday at noon. One thing I liked was that dim sum was made to order by marking the menu, so there weren't too many carts around, which made the food feel more fresh.Now, onto the food. Unfortunately, there were a few misses for us. The haw gao was just plain horrible. The shrimp tasted fishy, grainy, and was in small little pieces. Plus, the outside fell apart before it even got to our table. The sui mai was just okay, comparable to Trader Joe's instant ones. It was surprisingly fishy and too dense. The chicken feet had great flavor, but it was overcooked and mushy, and it fell apart easily.The sweet rice and shrimp balls were also disappointing. The rice was hard and flavorless, and we would pass on them next time. The egg tofu was something new for us, but we probably wouldn't order it again. However, we did appreciate the technique and talent it takes to fry it without breaking it. The pan fried shrimp and chives dumpling were also not great they were huge and rubbery.On the other hand, the deluxe rice roll was the best thing we had and definitely worth coming back for. It had the best texture of any rice roll we've had in Las Vegas, and the shrimp inside was crispy. So, if I were to return to Hong Kong Garden, it would only be for that dish.Lastly, the roast duck was really good the skin was crispy and the meat was tender. It was priced at $12.99 for a quarter duck, which was reasonable. The Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce was just okay though the broccoli wasn't bright green and the oyster sauce was quite salty.Overall, I would give Hong Kong Garden dim sum three stars. While the food had its hits and misses, the service was really good and the restaurant wasn't too crowded. So, if you're in the mood for some dim sum and are looking for a place that's not too busy, this could be a decent option just be sure to order the deluxe rice roll."

Bbq Unlimited

Bbq Unlimited

12980 Sherman Way, 91605-4957, North Hollywood, United States

Fish • Chinese • Noodles • Dim Sum


"My family has been dining at BBQ Unlimited for over ten years, back when it was still known as Bangluck. If you’re accustomed to typical takeout Chinese places, P.F. Chang's, or the countless Asian buffets, this might not be the spot for you. However, if you're open-minded and willing to embrace something different, then you'll appreciate the distinct style of Chinese cooking offered here. This isn't Szechuan or the Americanized version of Chinese cuisine where beef and broccoli come with florets (though you can request that here). Instead, you’ll find Cantonese-style dishes, which are hard to come by in chain restaurants. Personally, I find the food absolutely delicious, but I understand that some flavors may take some getting used to. For instance, their beef and broccoli is served with Chinese broccoli, which can taste a bit bitter to some. BBQ Unlimited is a beloved spot for many Asian immigrant families due to its authenticity. It’s a favorite not only for my family but also for countless others we know, including Thai, Filipino, and Korean families. That being said, if you're looking for a pleasant atmosphere, BBQ Unlimited may not be for you. I agree that the service can be subpar, as many of the waitresses don’t speak the same language. Nevertheless, this restaurant offers something truly special. While it may not attract a wide audience, it has a devoted following. Recommendations: - Shrimp Pan Fried Noodle - Spicy Squid - Combination Fried Rice - Sole Fish (Warning: it comes whole with the head) - Beef and Broccoli - Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce - Stir Fried Snow Peas"