Emperor Palace

I absolutely love this place! My mom and grandparents frequent this restaurant whenever they’re looking for authentic Chinese food. They were born and raised in China’s Sichuan province and can attest to the authenticity and deliciousness of every dish. Most of the servers are Chinese and can speak Chinese fluently, which is an added bonus, in my opinion. The dim sum is fabulous and I would highly recommend it!

My husband and I ventured out last night in search of Chinese food. We stopped at the first place we saw and it was our lucky day. We had «Beef and Broccoli» and «Emperor Pan Fried Noodles.» Everything was fresh and delicious. It’s the best Chinese food I’ve had in such a long time. We’ll definitely go back. The portions are huge and we’re looking forward to leftovers!

I’ve never had dim sum before, and I have to say. This place is EXCELLENT! we were in a hurry because of a limited lunch time-​frame. So we are coming back for dinner tonight! ! The prices are very reasonable and the server was extremely fast and curteous.

We are regulars for weekend dim sum. Great food. Fast and friendly. It’s my 4 year old’s favorite place to eat. Tons of variety especially on weekends.

This place is under new management since August 2015. New chefs, a lot better tasting food. Loving the food once again.

Loved the Dim Sum. Everything served piping hot. Service was quick and friendly. Unfortunately missed out on the sticky buns as they ran out. While we were there.

Food was OK. Ok only. Went for dim sum lunch expecting better, was disappointed. A lot of the dishes werent good, besides their seseame balls. Service was sucky, i understand its dim sum and you have to rush around with your carts but you shouldnt rush your guests. Lots of the servers couldnt understand english either, was had to communicate what we needed/​wanted.

We’ve been going here for years. Love it. The dim sum is awesome and they treat us well. They put lots of ginger in their potstickers.

My family and I have been coming here for years… Today will probably be the last time. Horrible, horrible service. It’s Sunday afternoon around 12:30 and had very few items to choose from. Everything we asked for they only had one plate of it, which only fed two of our party of five. Or they just plain didn’t have it. She kept saying they were cooking in the back. No one, not once came to check on our table. We had to head to the front counter and ask to pay! I then made a comment about the bad/​non– existent service, they guys excuse, «we’re busy». Wow! I will not be coming back. Like I said we have came here for years being the only dim sum restaurant on this side of Denver. Next time my family will make the trip to the other side of town for better service, and better choice of food!

The most authentic Dim Sum I’ve found in the Denver area thus far. We came in on Saturday around 11:30 and were seated quickly. The carts came out quickly and the selection was diverse. The dumplings, jelly fish, chicken feet, sesame balls were all really good but where they shined was the 5 spice duck. Moist, tender, and perfectly seasoned. I don’t really understand the reviews that give it 1 star. Either you don’t know dim sum or you’re doing it wrong (as in, you’re trying to order dim sum at night… who does that? That doesn’t even make sense). We love this place and I’m from San Francisco and lived in China so it’s hard to impress me, but this dim sum place did!

Was headed for phở, but decided to check this place out instead. We are big dim sum fans from CA and we were not disappointed. We were seated immediately and offered a selection of dim sum right away. Steamed BBQ pork buns, potstickers, hot and sour soup, egg drop soup, and sesame balls were all very good. I tried a large bowl of wonton noodle soup (I had phở on my mind) and it was OK. I’d like to stop back and sample more of the menu.
Service was excellent. We were continually offered different dim sum items. Restrooms were well kept.

Awesome foods… Yummy
The best is the chicken, so soft n juice. The deep fried crab n the lobster are yummy too… Go eat dinner at night, less people, better foods n service.

Extremely bad customer service!!! The waiter dont even talk to you properly. He doesn’t repeat your order when I asked him to repeat. No courtesy to talk their customers! Doesnt know anything about the menu. Worst service ever!

Was craving dim sum on a Friday night and thought we would try this place just up the street from our house. We quickly regretted it. I really wanted to like it; it looked so retro from the outside, and it sits in a shopping center with a large Asian marketplace, which led me to assume that maybe it was authentic and good.
But on this particular Friday night, in this HUGE restaurant, there was only one other table, of teenagers. The empty restaurant made for a sad atmosphere. We did not see much on the menu in the way of dim sum (and we never saw the cart mentioned in other reviews here) so we ordered a noodle dish and a rice dish along with some apps. The food came quite quickly. Humongous portions — like, each entrée large enough to easily feed four people — but the quantity did not come close to making up for the lack of quality. Everything was under-​seasoned and bland and swimming in oil. When the bill came I was offended that they were charging as much as they were for such a sorry experience. I wanted to like this place but I definitely didn’t.

Good prices, friendly service, and awesome dim sum! Great for weekend brunch. We get the pork shu mai, the steamed pork buns, the bbq ribs, the pot stickers, and a few other things. Their fried noodle dish is also great.

So unfortunately, the only place you can really get good quality dimsum is going all the way to denver off of federal and Alameda. This place is the only convenient place to get dimsum.
Before this place was terrible. Probably a 1 star. But now, they have new ownership and they are getting better and better every time I go.
Food is getting better.
Staff is significantly better and very friendly and helpful.
This place is on the rise, I see good things out of this place in the future.

We went here for lunch today. It wasn’t super busy (on a Saturday) and I was appreciative of that. The food was upon us instantly… and before we knew it our table was full. We had various dumplings, pot stickers, buns, turnip cake, etc. Everything was as expected. I don’t think that it is the BEST dim sum that I’ve had in the metro, but it’s definitely far from the worst. This is also much closer to where we live so I think that we will frequent the place more often.
The prices were also very reasonable… perhaps even cheap. I wasn’t feeling too adventurous today with the dim sum selections… so perhaps next time :)

Got takeout… Delicate but delectable bite sized morsels of dim sum. Well, maybe 3 bites for one piece unless you’re super hungry and want to devour everything on your plate. This place is always empty though– I just don’t understand. Service was good and food was good but I’ve had better dim sum.

Decent place to get dim sum on a weekend. I’ve been here plenty of times and the pace of the dim sum carts is usually consistent. The quality is so-​so, some days are better than others. Sometimes they don’t offer some of the dim sum plates on the carts, but you can request it and the kitchen will cook it up.
I really like the congee here. It’s not too salty like other dim sum places. Their tofu wraps are good too!

This restaurant has changed owners a few times and it’s probably at its best right now. The dim sum is pretty fresh and rivals the ones in Denver.
The Chinese dishes are also rather authentic tasting, but a bit expensive at dinner.
Service is fast, but the atmosphere is pretty chaotic and loud, but what do you expect at a Chinese restaurant?