Hong Guan

We came here a couple months ago and recently came back. The food has gone down hill and a bit bland since our first visit so not sure what happened. Our latest visit was for an early dinner around 5pm, it was us and about two other tables. The server had to reminded of several times for things like: refill the hot water, our fork dropped and he saw it and just was looking at us until we called him over, waters had to asked to be refilled twice, silly things like that.What we swallowed:*STICKY RICE BBQ DUMPLINGS: These were delicious.*HOT AND SOUP SOUP: A couple months it was delicious but this time around it was bland.*CANTONESE GARLIC PORK LOIN: Hot and tasty*PINEAPPLE SWEET AND SOUR PORK RIBS: These were tasty but super fatty.*SESAME CHICKEN: This was the most consistent thing and delicious.*WALNUT PRAWNS: This was OK.*ORANGE CHICKEN: This was OK.*EGGPLANT GARLIC: This was mushier then most I have had.*MONGOLIAN BEEF*GARLIC PORK RIBS: These were out favorite on the last visit but they no longer had it on their menu.We are on the fence about this place. We were so excited to go back after our first experience was just so delicious but this last visit we were all like 'meh'. Not sure we will come back with so many other Asian restaurants we can explore for mediocre food and service.

Great food and great service! Got some dumplings I forgot to take pictures of as well, the steamed bbq pork dumplings were my favorite.

The ambience was traditional, the servers were pleasant and smiling, but the food was bland. The dim sum was ok, just not super flavorful. Then one person from our group ordered meatballs that did not come out until after everyone was done eating... they said it takes time to cook them...don't you think they should have been already somewhat cooked for a quicker delivery time? Why wouldn't they have them partially cooked? And they looked super overcooked and according to my friend who ordered them, she said they were horrible!I wish it was better than it was because I was really expecting great dim sum from this place. Oh well, onward and upward!

We come here and usually get the Dim Sum, but they have a regular menu as well. If you come in during lunch time they will have the Dim Sum carts coming around and you can eat immediately - you can also order off the regular menu.For dinner you just order off the Dim Sum menu or the regular menu, no carts are coming around. They have some unique entrees, some I love and others - not so much.The service is always really prompt and good. The ambiance is cool, it's a big place with lots of seating and interesting decor.You'll definitely find things you like here and maybe some things that you don't like. It's fun trying their vast selection and most things I really enjoy.This is one of our favorite places to take people because it's good and different from the usual.We will continue to come back from time to time. Don't forget to combine the vinegar, the soy sauce and the chili oil for a dipping sauce with your entree choices. Recommended and happy eating!

This is the only Chinese restaurant that serves dim sum north of downtown Denver. I have been here a couple times for dim sum lunch. The dim sum menu has most of the popular items. In my opinion, their dim sum is one of the best in the Greater Denver area and price is about the same as other places.The service was adequate and prompt both times.

Finally decided to try this place out since it's just down the street. Beautiful inside! Very friendly & nice. English isn't the strongest so if you want to ask for something special or off menu or a description of something you might have trouble. We managed to communicate with the translation app I basically wanted a stirfry chicken with vegetables and settled on chicken with broccoli and snow peas. I also ordered some dim sum and egg drop soup(which they forgot to give me) my order was to go. Got home and was very impressed with what I got! Not sure how I'd order it again since I didn't get a name of the dish (I tried!) the soup dumplings were good, not great but a good price. Shrimp & scallion dumplings were great! The chicken dish was delicious!

We came here to celebrate my nieces birthday on a Sunday evening for dinner. We were all there at 4 pm. The place is classically Chinese decorated and nice ambiance. Was immediately greeted and pointed to our table. The place was not really busy. There were only 2 full tables that was already in service and we were probably the last ones there for the dinner evening. Our waiters were great. We placed quite a few dimsum orders and a few dinner entrees. Everything was quite good and hot. The only thing they didn't get right was the eggplant dish. There were some things that weren't available on the menu. Overall, we had a very good experience here. After seeing the health score, I'm not quite sure if I want to return until they can fix it. Like I said, the food was good for this side of town. I'm really hoping that the new owner can really turn this place around and get it going again and sustain the business for this side of town. Not sure if they did any marketing and maybe people aren't quite sure what to think of this place. I would really like to return and try some more things here. Good luck to this place! When I see the health score change for better scores, I'll definitely return and support this business.

Hong Guan seems to be owned by the previous restaurant that was here. Emperors Palace. The food here got a little better, but it is still just okay. We came here for dimsum and for dinner. The dimsum is a coin flip, some are good, some not so much. The shumai is good, but other items like their duck, and short ribs weren't. They lacked flavor and were served cold. Some items weren't available and we had to wait for them to be cooked. Dinner items were on the menu but weren't available. But the ones we had were pretty good. Service is what is really lacking. Food takes a while to come to our table. And we were there when the place wasn't full. Servers aren't very attentive, and we always have to flag them down. I am rooting for this restaurant to succeed, and I will still come back to dine. Hopefully the staff will get it together and serve the quality of food we know they can provide.

Hong Guan sits right near the Pacific Ocean Marketplace and I believe it used to be called The Emperors Palace. The interior is very classic Chinese and remodeled since the previous owner. I had a variety of Dim Sum items but the one that stood head and tails above all was there chicken feet. The chicken feet were cooked to perfection and the sauce was really tasty. Perfectly gelatinous and so beautiful sucking all the meal off those tiny bones. You really shouldn't miss the chicken feet if you order from Hong Guan. The service was also top notch but to be honest the place was not very busy so they could provide lots of attention to our table. I will definitely be going back to try some other dishes but will end with the chicken feet for dessert! :)

So excited for this new dim sum spot! My very picky Taiwanese parents have had to drive from Boulder all the way to south Aurora for any good Asian cuisine (except for China Gourmet in north Boulder). We're happy to find a more accessible spot for them closer in Broomfield! Delicious dim sum staples as well as a variety of other entrees! Newly renovated with a new owner (who is a chef himself). There is still the previous Emperor Palace sign, be sure to check our Hong Guan!