Highland Food Court

Fiancé and I went here for grocery shopping yesterday because we were going to make grilled pork patty rolls, and were hungry. We decided to go with the 3 items for $ 6.29. There were many options to choose from, as far as the items go. We went with the braised pork belly, sauteed eggplants, and bok choy. The items also came with fried rice or chow mein, and a cup of egg drop soup. We went with the rice, and it has eggs in it. They were tons of rice.
We got full after sharing this. The food was quick, easy to order, and decent to eat on the go. Next time, I do want to try the bbq items. I didn’t realize that over at the bbq station, you can also chose ½/​3 bbq items with rice as well.
The dim sum items are limited. They are still currently $ 1.99/item. Earl likes the sesame balls with red bean paste. They are pretty good when warm since the outside shell is crisp while the inner shell is chewy, and you get a hint of sweetness from the red bean paste.
Overall, it’s A-​OK.

Brand new chinese dim sum and bbq food court inside the SF Las Vegas supermarket. It used to be a vietnamese deli selling sandwiches. It has been newly remodeled and now they sell dim sum, plate lunches/​dinneres, and chinese bbq. They still sell boba too. There are a good abundance of tables to eat your food too.
Dim sum: have not tried this yet, but they have quite a few items displayed as pictures, and you can ask the ladies behind the counter what they have or have them open up the little steamers to show you what is inside.
Plate lunches/​dinners: They have a 2 or 3 item combo which comes with rice noodles, fried rice, or chow mein, and 2 or 3 items of your choice like sweet and sour pork, beef with turnip, green vegetables, tofu, fried fish, beef with green beans, and a few more items I forgot. The combo plates are decently priced, but it’s not an overwhelming amount like the combo plates I remember back in the bay area, but definitely more food than what panda express gives you (and more authentic too). They also sell fried wonton’s and eggrolls.
Chinese bbq: They have char sui (the chinese bbq pork), roast pig (the whole pig with the crispy skin), roast duck, and some sort of intestines (not sure which).
The plate lunch/​dinner is what I had, it was pretty decent. Nothing was overly dry or overcooked. Suprisingly not super greasy either. I want to go back and try their congee/​rice porridge for 99 cents, but it’s only available at that price from 12 noon to 4pm. I am excited to have another dim sum takeout place in town too. So far, everything is very clean and the ladies behind the counter speak a little english too.