Based on 417 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.3 stars. Price $$
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ Delivery
Address:
7900 Carmel Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122
Phone: (505) 856-3328
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Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
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Reviews
Tiffany Bowles
DELICIOUS ALL DAY DIM SUM in a trendy modern venue. Date Night & business lunch friendly. Kid booster chairs available… However, during our visits, our kids were the only children there. Missed the traditional push carts, but great service, and though not entirely authentic, a wonderfully unique experience for Albuquerque. Recommended for a fun quick treat . Great service.
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Desert Oasis Dental
The best Dim Sum in Albuquerque period! The customer service is good for an Asian restaurant standard. If you had Dim Dum in LA, Seattle, Houston, etc. then this place will not live up to your expectations. The selection is not as grand as larger cities but all the dishes they offer are delicious.
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Joseph Tegerdine
I did not expect this place to be so good. I would definitely eat here again if in Albuquerque. A great variety of dim sum treats and similar to what I’ve eaten in China. They served some stuff you don’t see if they are trying to please picky pallets, e.g. tripe and chicken feet. The ingredients were fresh, and nothing we ate was dripping in grease. Well prepared, service was fast and friendly.
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James W
Finally, authentic dim sum in Albuquerque! While not the same quantity as west coast dim sum restaurants, it was still very delicious. Everything was very tasty and flavorful. Egg tarts were flaky but needed more filling. Rice noodles were on the thick side and not translucent. Over all meal was very good. Service was quick and attentive.
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Henry Chin
Surprise that there’s a dim sum restaurant in Albuquerque! The place is small, don’t expect someone with a push cart full of food to select. They have a menu with photo of the dish, just mark in the menu of what you want. Be sure to flip the menu, there’s more selection on the other side. They have a sweet rice cake that is good. The baked char sou bao is good. The chicken feet, not much flavor. Over the years, the sticky rice have gotten smaller. Now it’s just 2 bit size pieces. The fish fried rice was good, be careful there may be a fish bone.
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Amber Fairbanks
It was our first time visiting and we loved the food! Everything was amazing! The service was great, and our food came out promptly! I will say that the space is a bit small with only one large table for bigger groups. So definitely call in advance if you have a larger party. If you do end up having to wait, it is worth it! The soup dumplings are TOP notch!
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Viv King
We have a good dining experience here. Modern Decor, server was nice. Food is good, I think given this part of town and the state of NM, this is a decent place for dim sum. Portion is on the smaller side. We are not from around here. Some food is great, others are average. We ordered congee, it was luke warm, kind of gross, as it could be hot or warmer. The roasted duck was very good and crispy, BBQ chicken was also good. We would return, note that we did not try the other dim sum place in down, Ming Dynasty, it was closed for private party.
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Danace Yambao
It’s my favorite Dim Sum in Albuquerque, they have a good amount of choices with really good price points also if your party is not into Dim Sum you can just get regular chinese food.
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Stephen J. Allen
We had such a great experience! Service was fantastic and all of the food was top-notch. Our favorites were the steamed pork, the red bean sesame buns, and the fried shrimp puffs. The pork porridge was delicious and surprising. Would definitely go again!
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Maile Blackburn
We drive down from Santa Fe once a month to eat here. It’s far from the best dim sum (I grew up in HK) but it’ll scratch the itch when needed and it’s also the best place in ABQ. My guess is that nothing is homemade, but food service products. Shumai is my favorite when it comes to dim sum but theirs is pretty bad, too dense, not fluffy, only pork, I never order it when dining there and that makes me sad. Chicken feet is inedible. Their shrimp dishes are passable, however, we ate there yesterday and the taste was definitely off – shrimp was rubbery and fishy smelling, they also over steamed the rice noodles and it fell apart in my chopsticks. Salt and pepper squid was also awful, overcooked, we ate two bites and left it. As usual, the steamed tofu, shrimp puffs, Yang Zhou fried rice, curry tendon were all great. The service is always fast and prompt and the restaurant clean/orderly. I hope yesterday was just an off day!
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