Empress

The place itself is nothing great, but they try hard to keep it neat and clean. The food is delicious and there is so much to try, so go hungry. The wait-staff is almost always rushed, but they are friendly and try hard to get you what you need. I ... more

The place itself is nothing great, but they try hard to keep it neat and clean. The food is delicious and there is so much to try, so go hungry. The wait-staff is almost always rushed, but they are friendly and try hard to get you what you need. I have not had trouble here with them trying to cheat me on my bill like in other, similar restaurants. less

Having lived in Hong KOng and China I find this to be the closest to a Hong Kong Dim Sum Restaurant in the Denver Metro. Some of their specialtys are: Char Shiu Bow Mincemeat in steamed rice flour buns Har Gow Shrimp dumlings and they ... more

Having lived in Hong KOng and China I find this to be the closest to a Hong Kong Dim Sum Restaurant in the Denver Metro.
Some of their specialtys are: Char Shiu Bow Mincemeat in steamed rice flour buns Har Gow Shrimp dumlings and they are one of the few places in town where you can get rice congee HK style less

The Empress is a spin off from the China Terrace in larimer Square.The Empress is a more traditional dim sum set up. Carts of food comearound and you point out the ones you would like, they don't speak much english. The Empress is best when you go ... more

The Empress is a spin off from the China Terrace in larimer Square.The Empress is a more traditional dim sum set up. Carts of food comearound and you point out the ones you would like, they don't speak much english. The Empress is best when you go with at least 4 people, this way everyone get to sample more goodies. Like: shao mai, har gow, baked buns, steamed buns,(both with a bbq pork filling), and tunip cakes. Be adventuresome. If you like to know what you are eating, dim sum is not for you. less