Have you noticed the new floor at Super Star Asian Cuisine right by the Denver Great Wall Supermarket and Costco Business Center. Compared to the dated carpet before, the new floor looks quite refreshing. Certainly a nice makeover.

Best Dim Sum in Denver! Go during the week to avoid long waits! Don't miss: turnip cakes (the regular ones) Chasiu Bao (baked and steamed) Sesame balls Custard pies

There's this awesome little spot in Excelsior that you should definitely check out. There's a bunch of Filipino options, but also Chinese. It's certainly a local, hole in the wall restaurant. You can get full meals without spending much! Most of the meals on the menu are priced between $5-7, only recently going up. Keep in mind that they only do takeout and they only accept cash! I opted for a super popular Filipino meal, Tapsilog. I also decided to try their pork chop, which seemed to be the go-to option for many people. All the meals come with a fried egg, tomatoes, and garlic fried rice, which will certainly fill you. The pork chop was covered in a crazy amount of deep-fried goodness. The jumbo fried chicken was my favorite. So much food and so tasty. Definitely give this place a shot if you're around the area.

Super Star is definitely a better experience than Star Kitchen! I would go here again and enjoy another afternoon of dim sum and treats! They seated us quickly as a party of 4 and we were also served pretty immediately upon being seated! Loved the jasmine tea, of course! My absolute favorite dish and what I would totally recommend was the salt and pepper tofu! Hot tip: make sure it's freshly heated or have them heat it for you! The tofu will melt in your mouth! It's soooo tasty! Also, really enjoyed their soup dumplings, shumai, taro puffs, sesame red bean balls, sugar cane shrimp, bao, and shrimp dumplings. We had lotus leaf rice and I wasn't personally too crazy for it. The sausage was a bit too sweet inside. But, if you're a sweet sausage lover, this could be for you! Overall, it was a fun experience... especially with friends, because we could split more and try more together! The service was fast-paced and we ended up paying about $20pp and walking out super full!

Super good! I prefer this dim sum over Star Kitchen. Standouts include the salt and pepper tofu, har gow (crystal shrimp dumplings), sugarcane shrimp and lotus leaf rice. The xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) had a great flavor, but not as juicy as I would have liked. (My favorite soup dumplings in Denver are at Dating Yumy.) The restaurant is more spacious than Star Kitchen and I like the atmosphere better. They were a variety of carts going around on a Sunday afternoon. It didn't take long to get seated for 4. We were very full, and ended up spending $20 per person. Overall, this is a really solid choice for good dim sum in Denver!