New Palace,

12755 Southwest Freeway, Stafford, TX 77477

"I love the food here, not only the dim sum, they also have other yummy foods, like lobster, sea cucumber hotpot, sweet and sour pork chops, pan fried flat noodles. The service there was nice."

"Great Dim Sum! Good selection (they also have items from regular menu). Good flavor of all things we ordered: rice rolls, chicken feet, Chinese broccoli, beef tripe soup and the baos Fair prices. Would recommend for lunch!"

"It’s a popular dim sum destination so expect some wait. We waited in the line and were seated quickly as we were only group of two. The decor of the restaurant was on the nicer side of the dim sum places. We ordered lunch special of sesame chicken, and it came with an egg roll, a crab ration, and soup of choice, we got wonton soup. It was delicious and great value. We also got some dim sum items. I was looking forward to trying 干炒牛河but they ran out. So that was a disappointment. The restaurant is not loud and noisy compared other regular dim sum establishments. Huge bonus!"

"The decoration of the restaurant is very exquisite and luxurious. The interior of the restaurant is very large. There are many tables and there is no need to wait for a table. The waiter has a very good attitude and takes good care of the children throughout the whole process. It is a very good dining experience. Chinese-style southern morning tea. Each dish is very small. , the price is not expensive, you can order many dishes for one meal, and there are many varieties. Suitable for small gatherings, we recommend rice rolls, pineapple buns and chicken feet."

"Someone suggested that I give the dim sum at New Palace a try. On a recent Friday afternoon, I went with two others to check it out. The place was easy to find. There was a decent amount of parking. The restaurant used to be an Asian buffet. There were plenty of tables, booths and private rooms. We were allowed to select a quiet and comfortable booth. The menu is quite extensive. Aside from all the usual dim sum items, New Palace also has daily lunch specials which come with an egg-roll and soup of choice. In the evenings, a dinner menu is available. We ordered a variety of dim sum since that was what we came for. We got Shrimp Xiu Mai ($5.95), Chicken Feet with Bean Sauce ($4.95), Beef Rice Roll ($5.95), Dry Shrimp Rice Roll ($5.95),Shrimp Ha Gow ($5.95), Pork Ribs with Bean Sauce ($4.95), Crispy Shrimp Rice Roll ($7.95), Fried Potato Puff ($4.95), Egg Custard ($4.95), Crystal Shrimp & Chives Dumplings ($5.95), Mango Pudding ($3.95) for dessert and we brought home half of a Crispy Roast Duck ($19.95). All three of the rice rolls were very good. It seemed like the rolls were freshly made to order. The Egg Custard was probably the best item out of everything we ordered. It was warm and flaky like it is supposed to be. The wrappers on the Ha Gow and Crystal Shrimp & Chives dumpling were a bit thick. The Shrimp Xiu Mai was packed with a good portion of diced up shrimp. The Chicken Feet and Pork Ribs were very heavily spiced. A bit too much cornstarch was added to the Chicken Feet making it very gooey. The half duck that we brought home for dinner was just okay. Nothing special. Overall, it was an average meal. I would give New Palace another try but it definitely is not my first choice the next time I am craving dim sum."