Dim Sum

9 Listings

Las Vegas has a wide variety of dim sum selections, from the classic roving carts to made-to-order in the kitchen. Grab your family and friends, and make sure you’re hungry before heading to any of these spots because it’s truly addicting.

Orchids Garden

Longtime Las Vegans think of Orchids Garden when they think of dim sum, in large part because it’s served there all day, every day (along with lots of other Chinese dishes). The ladies with the ca...

Palette Tea Lounge & Dim Sum

Palette Tea Lounge takes over the building once home to Joyful House, evolving into a dim-sum dining destination that feels like more of a social experience than your average Chinatown restaurant. ...

Hakkasan Restaurant

Hakkasan Restaurant comes alive with "a club vibe and party atmosphere," according to Neon Feast's own Al Mancini, yet the MGM Grand's fine-dining destination for Cantonese cuisine and elevated dim...

Ping Pang Pong

Located off The Strip in the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino, Ping Pang Pong has served authentic Chinese cuisine for decades, making it a favorite with locals, and those tourists who are “in the know”...

Din Tai Fung

Recommended in the dim sum category by Lip Smacking Foodie Tours President Donald Contursi, this Taiwanese restaurant chain specializes in xiao long bao dumplings, and has more than 170 restaurants...

Red 8

Red 8, the more casual Asian option at Wynn Las Vegas, is particularly known for vegan dim sum, such as potstickers, white lotus or jade dumplings. But carnivores will find plenty of selections on ...

Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum

When it comes to vegan dining in Las Vegas, the first spot many locals recommend is nearly always Chef Kenny’s. Chef Kenny Chye rose to fame at Veggie House, veganizing numerous styles of Asian c...

Dim Sum Cafe

While casual dim sum restaurants are commonplace in Chinatown – and growing in popularity on The Strip – it's a bit surprising to see one so authentic and genuine in a residential west valley neigh...

Washing Potato

Vegas Prime Magazine Editor-in-Chief Don Chareunsy loved Washing Potato at Fontainebleau Las Vegas: “One of my favorite dim sum experiences ever. Elevated and vibe dining, and I liked the latter, a...