KJ Dim Sum & Seafood

I'm not a fan of one star reviews. They often seem over exaggerated or hyper focused on one thing. However, this was one of the worst dining experiences I have been though. No indications of prices or menu. I was simply sat at a table and carts began coming by with servers that quickly put dishes in front of me with no explanation. The food still looked good but sadly it wasn't. I'm known to eat just about anything and have a very open mind when it comes to food. This food was actually bad. I ended up getting a to go box for half of the food and tossing it as soon as I left. It's sad because the restaurant itself is beautiful. I cannot recommend this place and I'm puzzled by all the positive reviews.

KJ is one of my go-to dim sum spots and has all of my favorite cart items like har gaw, siu mai, bbq pork buns, shrimp noodle rolls, black bean spare ribs and those fried glutinous rice dumplings that you can't just have only one of! oh man, wish i was in vegas right now so i could fill my belly up with some KJ dim sum!

don't forget to save room for dessert. their pineapple bun is my ultimate FAVORITE!!!! i dream of of this bun and the yummy custard inside all the time.

see you soon KJ!

Most of their fried items were solid, not the steamed items though. Overall, it was decent but there are better dim sums around. And the biggest disappointment was their chili oil

4 stars
Fried wonton
Shrimp eggplant
Footballs
Spare ribs

3 stars
Siu mai - really small and just decent in taste
Shrimp & chive dumpling
Fried chive dumpling - wish they were served crispy

2 stars
Congee - super bland
Shrimp noodle crepes - their sweet soy sauce was off
Chili oil - it was like a mix between sambal and chili oil

If you're looking for dim sum in Las Vegas, steer clear of this establishment. Despite being brought here by well-meaning family members, the experience was a disaster from start to finish. Arriving at 10:45 am on a Saturday, we were greeted with poor service and even worse food. After an hour-long wait, we were served dry (meatball) chive dumplings, spoiled smelly shrimp dumplings, and other dishes that were simply inedible. The overall cleanliness of the restaurant was questionable, and the quality of the food was dangerous. One star is too generous for this place - unless you're seeking food poisoning, stay far away.

Overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars.

Craving for dim sum and 1 of my friends suggested KJ, food is ok, service ok, nothing special, will try out other places next time

A friend suggested we try KJ dim sum so we stopped by for lunch at 1130am. At first there were only 3-4 tables but the crowd definitely showed up after 12pm. It was busy but there's only 2-3 employees with carts. I saw other tables waiting for carts to come around which takes a while.

The staffs are nice. One thing I noticed is they don't have soy sauce bottles. Instead they gave us soy sauce packets.

Food was fine. I never got my porridge. Seems like they are backed up and fresh food on the carts don't come out as fast.

If the restaurant had more staffs and prepared more food for the crowd they have, it would be better.

My go to spot for Dim Sum is New Asian BBQ but they were packed on New Year's Day and even though we got thee before they opened w could not get first seating which usually means about 40 mins of waiting.
I had bookmarked this place a long time ago and saw them featured in a No Passport required with Chef Samuelson but never had a chance to stop by so we rushed here after our fail at NAB.
We arrived before the crowd and were pleasantly surprised. The food was pretty comparable to NAB and the prices were a bit better (probably because portions/size is slightly smaller).
I still prefer Tim Ho Wan but it's a bit pricey and it's not much better than NAB which still remains my goto spot for Dim Sum in LV but our Dim Sum craving were still satisfied at KJ and we left happy.

We tried to save our calories for

So we went to try this rebranded restaurant based on a Korean YouTuber review. Some things never change, the dim sum is just as bad. Two items stood out as being terrible. The bean curd wrap with pork and mushroom roll, the mushroom must have been old, and it smelled. The shrimp roll also had a funny taste. Please skip, don't waste your money. What a waste of our time.

KJ Dim Sum has always been my favorite. I'm glad it stayed as a permanent fixture within The Rio. Due to the Chinese New Year I decided to see what magical treats would be available. There was a Smorgasbord of Dim Sum, it was an incredible display of the delectable dim sum offered.

One thing for sure, this restaurant is always crowded and has outlasted the big conglomerate surrounding it.

Food: It was a table of 7 and our total was $216. The food was okay - for dim sum, you can find other places that offer more variety.

Service: This place has carts so they come around the table with food and you pick what you want. So the service was good.

Ambiance: It's a typical asian restaurant. There's nothing fancy about the place but it's still nice.

Delicious dim sum inside the Rio. Stopped by on a busy holiday weekend, and the place was packed. Despite this we were seated quickly and staff was attentive throughout the meal.

All of the dim sum bites came out hot and fresh on push carts. They don't skimp on flavor or ingredients. Definitely get your dim sum staples here: shu mai, har gow, etc. Dan tats hit the table piping hot with nice, flaky crusts. The stand out for me was the order of snow pea leaves.

Service was great. Staff was very friendly and took the time to describe all dim sum dishes in excruciating detail.

Ambiance was warm, inviting, and what you would expect at a dim sum establishment.

Pleasantly surprised to find some top notch dim sum in Vegas. 10/10 would recommend!