Kirin Court
Chinese restaurant · Richardson ·
All-day dim sum with pushcarts, banquet hall, and Cantonese classics
All-day dim sum with pushcarts, banquet hall, and Cantonese classics
"Kirin Court has been serving dim sum in DFW for over 35 years, and it’s so old-school that they still bring baskets full of steaming dumplings to your table on pushcarts. The shrimp and leek variety are the best, and you should also get the bell peppers stuffed with shrimp paste for a little crunch. And anything with the BBQ pork is guaranteed to be delicious, from flaky pastries to baked buns. Round it off with the savory, pan-fried taro cakes and the sweet mango pudding and you’ve got a perfect dim sum meal. If you want to go bigger, stick to the deep fried duck (coated with mashed taro) or the beef chow fun in XO sauce." - erin booke
"Kirin Court has been serving dim sum in DFW for over 35 years, and it’s so old-school that they still bring baskets full of steaming dumplings to your table on pushcarts. The shrimp and leek variety are the best, and you should also get the bell peppers stuffed with shrimp paste for a little crunch. And anything with the BBQ pork is guaranteed to be delicious, from flaky pastries to baked buns. Round it off with the savory, pan-fried taro cakes and the sweet mango pudding and you’ve got a perfect dim sum meal. If you want to go bigger, stick to the deep fried duck (coated with mashed taro) or the beef chow fun in XO sauce." - Erin Booke
"If dim sum is what you crave, Kirin Court is the classic go-to for DFW. Get the full experience here, with banquet-sized tables, white tablecloths, and pushcarts brimming with dim sum. Go for the all-you-can-eat approach, grab a basket of dim sum, or order from the lunch and dinner menus for entrees. It’s a blast." - Courtney E. Smith
"If dim sum is what you crave, Kirin Court is the classic go-to for DFW. Get the full experience here, with banquet-sized tables, white tablecloths, and push carts brimming with dim sum. Go for the all-you-can-eat style, grab a basket of dim sum, or order from the lunch and dinner menus for entrees like honey black pepper chicken hot pot, stir-fried prawns in XO sauce, and Beijing duck served with puffy flour buns. It’s a party." - Courtney E. Smith
"The expansive ballroom setup here is reminiscent of Hong Kong dim sum houses and is crowded with ten-top tables for celebrating. Get outside the dim sum wheelhouse and try the #27 which is fried balls of mashed taro filled with pork and mushrooms encased in a nest-like shell. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during weekends and holidays." - Didi Paterno
