[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Dim Dim Sum (Updated Oct)

#overseastraveltrip Introducing the delicious dim sum I ate in Hong Kong🇭🇰 Introducing a delicious restaurant✨️ Use it as a reference for your trip to Hong Kong✨️ ①Dim Dim Sum 📍Location: 106 Tung Choi St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong This is a restaurant with a cute pig custard man♡ The rice cake called "cheong fun" was the best There were quite a lot of tourists, but it was reasonable Even if you ate your fill, it was about 2000 yen per person😂 ②Dim Sum Here 📍Location: 298 Wah Chi Mansion, Jordan, Temple St, Hong Kong There were a lot of locals, so it felt the most authentic The garlic shrimp rice was delicious🦐 ③Canton's Kitchen Dim Sum Expert 📍Location: Yun Kai Building, Nathan Rd, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong This is a restaurant on Nathan Road, the main street in Hong Kong The steamed rice with chunks of meat inside was delicious 😋 #Hong Kong #Dim Sum #Hong Kong Trip

When traveling to Hong Kong, Hong Kong-style dim sum is an absolute must-try Hong Kong delicacy. I like eating Hong Kong-style dim sum very much. When it comes to rankings of cuisines from various places, apart from Japanese food, Hong Kong-style dim sum is definitely at the top! In addition to Tim Ho Wan, I also recommend this dim sum dim sum specialty store which has four branches in Hong Kong (it also has a branch in Taipei😆). Firstly, the price is cheap and the environment is good. Secondly, the dim sum taste is not as good as before. It will lose to the famous restaurants, among which the crispy shrimp sausage, piglet quicksand buns, and eggplant stuffed with roasted sauce are all very good, as well as the basic crab roe siomai, steamed pork ribs, and lotus leaf chicken are also delicious! 📍Address: G/F, Man King Building, 28 Wen Wui Street, Jordan, Hong Kong #hongkongtravel #100 Ways to Travel #点点心

Featuring all the local food we ate in Land of Dim Sum: Hong Kong 1. Dim Dim Sum (Mongkok) Yummy dim sum, food is served relatively fast and we love the Chee Cheong Fun skin wrapped with crispy prawn roll. 2. Bai Wei Shi Pin (Argyle Centre) Located within the ground floor of Argyle Centre, it sell cold noodles, mixed with add on ingredients (each ingredient is HK5) and sauce. It is a local street snack not to be missed! 3. Bakehouse (Central branch) Highly raved and popular egg tarts made with sourdough crust. The queue is pretty long but it moves quite fast. 4. Vision Bakery Located just near the Bakehouse, it serves pretty good pastries. We ordered the Pistachio Custard Danish, Tiramisu Danish, Banoffee Puff and Cinnamon Monkey Bread. The pastries is 😋 and we specially loved the Pistachio Custard Danish. The filling is runny and every mouth is delicious. 5. Good Hope Cafe Famous for the wanton mee, the cafe has won the Michelin for its wanton mee. The noodles is handmade and doesn’t have the alkaline taste of the yellow noodles. Wanton prawn is also fresh but it is slightly smaller as compared to Mak’s noodles #localfoodies #foodieshk #foodies

Store name: Dim Dim Sum Address: G/F, 106 Tong Chai Street, Mong Kok Crystalline fresh shrimp dumplings The skin of shrimp dumplings is thin, and the shrimp is fresh and rich in ingredients. Steamed crab legs with royal sauce The sauce is seasoned, the claw bones are fleshy. Mangosteen beef balls The beef is smooth, not sticky, but the appearance lacks the fresh feeling, and the suitcase sauce is rich in the nose, remember to order less. Smooth and smooth beef sausage The skin is smooth and the beef is fresh and acceptable. Teochew rice cake Because there are vegetables inside, it is refreshing and delicious. Golden Sand Fatty Pig (Fluffy Bun) The appearance is attractive, the bread surface can, the egg yolk filling is seasoned, but not enough fluffy-like. Grapefruit shrimp sido The shrimp is fresh, not fried, and crispy. Nostalgic glutinous rice chicken Maybe not too nostalgic enough, so no glutinous rice flavor, can not order. Overall, the food is acceptable, and there are lunch selection packages, but not as outstanding as the one-point heart restaurant in Prince Edward.

#9月好地方2025 • Restaurant Name | DimDimSum (Jordan, Wenhui Street Branch) • Address | G/F, Man King Building, 28 Wenhui Street, Jordan, Kowloon (near Austin MTR Station Exit A / approximately 5-8 minute walk; also accessible from Jordan or Kowloon Stations) • Hours | Daily from approximately 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM / until 1:00 AM (subject to on-site announcements) • Price Range | Most dim sum HK$28-48 per basket; average price for two people HK$140-220 • Reservations | Tables go quickly, so arriving early or avoiding peak hours (12:30–14:00, 18:30–20:00) is recommended. ⸻ Why choose this place: "Everyday dim sum" that even locals return to. This dim sum place on Wenhui Street is tucked away on a neighborhood corner. It's not the flashy decor of a tourist mall. Wooden chairs, rattan backrests, an open dim sum counter, and a wall-to-wall menu create a welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to order more than one basket the moment you sit down. I was staying on Hong Kong Island and stopped by Austin for work at noon, so I stopped by Wenhui Street. I was seated at 11:30. The room was softly lit, and half the customers were nearby office workers, while a few were families with their elderly family. This mixed clientele generally means consistent quality, fast service, and reasonable prices. ⸻ My table: From the frying marks to the shrimpy finish 1) Golden Pan-fried Radish Cake The outer layer was fried to a light crisp, revealing shredded white radish and diced preserved meat. It had a firmer texture than the "powder pie" you'd find at a Hong Kong teahouse. Paired with the homemade chili oil on the side, it was fragrant but not overly salty, perfect with rice or milk tea. 2) Barbecued Pork Bun The bun in the photo was white and fluffy, bursting open with a sweet and savory barbecue pork honey sauce. I loved its fragrant dough aroma; it's more balanced than some versions that emphasize sauce. I could easily finish two while they were still hot. 3) Deep-fried Rice Noodle Rolls (Youtiao Chuan) The rice noodle rolls had a thin and soft wrapper, while the fried dough sticks remained crispy until served, preventing them from absorbing moisture and becoming soft. Topped with a lightly sweet soy sauce and sesame seeds, it had the most complex flavors. If I could only order one dish here, I'd recommend this. 4) Mushroom and Shrimp Siu Mai The meat filling ratio is perfect, and the shrimp is springy. The surface is slightly glossy and not too dry or tough. One basket of four pieces is perfect for two people to share. This table of two ordered four dim sum dishes and two cups of iced lemon tea, and the bill came to just over HK$180. Considering Jordan prices, it's a good value. ⸻ Ordering Guide (Newbies, follow this to avoid disappointment) • Start with two fried dishes, one steamed dish, and one bun: Choose "Fried Liang" or "Crispy Shrimp Intestines" for the fried items, "Siu Mai/Shrimp Dumplings" for the steamed items, and "Fan Cheung" for the noodle dish. Add a bun or radish cake. • The chili oil is the heart of the dish: This place's chili oil is incredibly fragrant, and frequent dips enhance the flavor. • Serving size estimate: 3–4 baskets are perfect for two people, 5–6 for three. Add rice rolls or fried intestines if you're hungry. • Dining Off-Peak: It gets noticeably more crowded after 12:30 PM, while 11:00–12:00 PM or after 2:30 PM is the most relaxed. ⸻ Taste and Details: Why I Want to Return 1. Perfect Cooking: Pan-fried carrot cakes and fried dough sticks are most vulnerable to dampness or undercooking, but both are perfectly cooked here. 2. Balanced Flavors: The salty, sweet Hong Kong flavor is pronounced, but not so overpowering as to overshadow the ingredients. 3. Fast Service: The table turnover is high without rushing, tea and water are frequently replenished, and service is efficient. 4. Reasonable Prices: Considering the location and quality, a meal for two people under HK$200 is quite satisfying. 5. Convenient Location: Connects smoothly to West Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Yau Ma Tei itineraries, allowing for a seamless transition between sightseeing and foodie adventures. ⸻ Transportation and Surroundings • MTR: Austin MTR Station Exit A, about a 5-8 minute walk; Jordan MTR Station or Kowloon MTR Station are also within walking distance.  • Walking Route: After eating, stroll along Jordan Road to Canton Road to the West Kowloon Cultural District; or walk north to Temple Street to browse the market, then continue to Mong Kok. • Rainy Day Plan: Elements and K11 Musea are nearby, perfect for shopping and exhibitions. ⸻ Photography Tips (Use Your Phone to Take Photos) 📸 • Overhead Shot of a Large Round Table: Arrange the Steamer Baskets in a triangle, using the Rice Noodle Rolls as a guide. The terrazzo-patterned tabletop creates a vibrant photo. • Breaking a Bun: Break the Barbecued Pork Bun or Custard Bun into two halves; semi-backlit buns are the most enticing. • Pan-Fried Carrot Cake: Use "Food Mode" or lower the exposure slightly for a more scorched, three-dimensional aroma. ⸻ My True Moment The window seat was perfectly sunny, and the rattan chairs had a vintage Hong Kong feel. My companion and I took turns lifting our rice noodle rolls to snap a few photos. Before we could even send a message, the fried dough sticks crackled as we took our first bite. Then came the sweet aroma of the barbecued pork buns, the shrimpy flavor of the siu mai, and the wok-cooked radish cake—this down-to-earth feeling of "not earth-shattering, but satisfying in every bite"—which is exactly what I adore about Hong Kong's everyday eateries. ⸻ Rating & Recommendation (Highlights) • Food: ★★★★☆ (Steady cooking, balanced flavors, excellent deep-frying) • Ambiance: ★★★☆ (Bright and clean, fast turnover) • Price: ★★★★ (Very affordable given the location) • Transportation: ★★★★☆ (Close to multiple stations, easy to find) • Summary: For a delicious neighborhood dim sum meal without disappointment, this place on Wenhui Street is the right place. ⸻ Conclusion DimDimSum Wenhui Street is the kind of place that automatically pops up when you think, "Let's have some Hong Kong-style dim sum today": convenient location, consistent quality from basket to basket, and affordable prices that won't make you hesitate. If you only plan one meal for tea during your trip, it's a perfect choice. And if you're like me and prefer the "zha liang" (fried liang) and radish cake combo, you absolutely have to come and try it yourself. 👏🏻 ⸻ Check-in Locations DimDimSum (Jordan Wenhui Street Branch | G/F, Man King Building, 28 Wenhui Street, Jordan, Kowloon) | West Kowloon Cultural District | Temple Street Night Market | Elements #Hong Kong #Jordan #DimDimSum #DimDimSum #WenhuiStreet #HongKongStyleDimSum #zha liang (fried liang) #pan-fried radish cake #siu mai (roast pork bun) #HongKongStyleTea #HongKongFoodie #HKFoodie

Speaking of Hong Kong, it's all about the food! Dim sum has become quite modern recently, and there are many restaurants with a stylish atmosphere! Tim Ho Wan and Dim Dim Sum, which have expanded into Japan, are also from Hong Kong! Look for the next restaurant to expand into Japan! It's also fun to go to Macau and look for delicious egg tarts! Milk pudding and pineapple buns (no pineapple in them lol) are also unique 😛 Try them because they're delicious! Kin Fong Cha Chaan Teng is famous! The recommended Xiaolongbao is Fei Lamen Xiaolongbao! They're colorful and delicious 🤤 Go and try them! #HongKongExplorer #HongKongTourism #HongKongGourmet #HongKongTourism

#May Travel Support Fund I ordered 2 drinks and 4 main dishes at Hong Kong Dim Dim Sum Mongkok, and the total amount was less than 40,000 won! This is why it is the best value for money. The portions are large and the taste is great, so it is perfect for enjoying delicious dim sum in Hong Kong without feeling burdened. I highly recommend it to those who want to enjoy a variety of menus without feeling burdened! Dim Dim Sum is a must-visit place for a cost-effective restaurant in Hong Kong. #HongKongRestaurant #DimDimSumMongKok #Cost-effectiveDimSum #HongKongTravelRecommendation #DimSumRestaurant #Trip.comHongKong

#MayTravelSupport Fried eggplants to make them crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, and then filled with spicy filling! The first bite is a little spicy, but the unique softness of eggplant wraps around your mouth. It has a completely different charm from regular dim sum, and it is a menu that leaves a strong impression without being stimulating. If you like eggplant, I definitely recommend it! #DimDimSumRecommendation🌶️ #EggplantDimSumRestaurant #HongKongDimSumExploration #DimSumAddict #Trip.comHongKongRestaurant #DimDimSumDimSumDelicious

#MayTravelSupport It tastes similar to the Hongmi Changfun that we often see, but this one is made in white, so it feels cleaner and more refreshing. The texture is soft and chewy, needless to say✨ The harmony of the ingredients and soy sauce explodes in your mouth. Although the visual is simple, as expected from a popular menu, I could immediately feel why it was ranked #1 as soon as I ate it. #WhiteMiChangfun1st🏅 #DimDimSumHongKongRestaurant #ChangfunHolic #ChewyChewyChangfunLove #DimSumAddictsComeOn #Trip.comHongKongRestaurantRecord

#MayTravelSupport Usually when you think of chicken feet, you think of spicy seasoning, but this is Hong Kong! Dim Dim Sum's chicken feet are not spicy and are full of savory flavor because they are soy sauce-based🍗 Above all, is the size of the chicken feet real...? Each joint is plump, so the texture is alive, and the chewy taste is superb👏 A luxurious chicken feet dish that even spicy lovers can enjoy without worry, definitely try it! #Dim Dim Sum Chicken Feet🍗 #Hong Kong Dim Sum Recommendation🇭🇰 #Non-spicy Chicken Feet Exist #Mong Kok Restaurant Tour #Dim Sum Lover #Trip.com Restaurant Record

#MayTravelSupport If you come to Hong Kong, the must-eat at DimDimSum is definitely ‘Hagau (虾饺)’!✨ The shrimp are plump and full, and the transparent skin is chewy yet thin, so the texture is perfect🦐 The seafood flavor that spreads as soon as you put it in your mouth is really strong, and the moment you take a bite, you will understand why everyone recommends it💯 Don’t miss the taste that even locals line up to eat! #DimDimSumHagau🦐 #HongKongDimSumRestaurant🇭🇰 #MongKokRestaurantRecommendation🍽️ #DimSumLover #HongKongFoodTour #Trip.comRestaurantExploration

#MayTravelSupport The Myeongdong branch was great, but the Mongkok branch in Hong Kong, the birthplace of DimDimSum, is definitely different! 😋 The taste of traditional dim sum is even deeper, and the shrimp dim sum in particular has a chewy texture. 🐟 Eating dim sum in a local atmosphere adds to the atmosphere and completes the taste of the trip! The Myeongdong branch is cleaner and more accessible, but if you want to experience the real local taste, I highly recommend the Mongkok branch. 💯 #DimDimSumMongkokBranch🥟 #MyeongdongDimDimSumComparison🍴 #LocalRestaurantExploration🇭🇰 #DimSumTasteDifference #DimSumTour #Trip.comHongKong✈️

When traveling to Hong Kong, there are some must-try foods, and the dishes at DimDimSum are definitely among them! 💛 As the name suggests, DimDimSum is a dim sum restaurant, and the food was absolutely delicious. 👍🏻 We visited the Mong Kok branch of DimDimSum, where you can place your order conveniently through a QR code. While there are many tasty options on the menu, here are the top recommendations: 1. Fried Eggplant 2. Har Gow (Shrimp Dumplings) 3. Bok Choy Of course, all the other dishes are amazing too, but these three are a must-try! ✔️ Pair these with a Hong Kong beer, and your Hong Kong trip will be complete. 📍106 Tung Choi St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

#discoverchina DimDimSum is a great spot to try some unique dim sum in Hong Kong. Their piggy-shaped custard buns are adorable and filled with a rich, creamy custard that’s delicious. The dim sum is freshly made and full of flavor. It’s a fun and tasty experience, perfect for those looking to try something different while enjoying classic dim sum dishes. Must try.

One of the must-try foods when traveling in Hong Kong is dim sum. Hong Kong has many famous dim sum restaurants, and among them, Dim Dim Sum is renowned as one of the top three dim sum spots. It is extremely popular, with people constantly visiting. The place is so popular that there is often a waiting line, but the turnover is quick, so you can get in relatively fast. I recommend waiting as it is a great place to enjoy delicious dim sum.

📍Address: Hong Kong Jordan, No. 28, Wenjing Building, Basement 📍Atmosphere/Facility: Clean. Although it doesn't feel like an old restaurant, it still has a local vibe 📍Key Points I ate eggplant fish cake (fish ball) and crispy chang fun shumai. The eggplant fish cake is just eggplant fish cake with spicy sauce, so I don't recommend it. Crispy chang fun is really recommended., ㅜㅜ If it weren't for the last day, I would have taken it out and eaten it again at the hotel. The shumai was also delicious., Wow., I thought the dim sum was clean and well-done, but this one tastes stronger? Anyway, it's delicious., It's a shame that I couldn't eat more because I went alone ㅠㅠ But the location is bad, so I gave it a 0.5 star..ㅜ.ㅜ There are so many great dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong, so it might be worth coming here to eat. 📍Average price per person: Dim sum is about HK$30. 📍Rating: 4.5/5 #Overseas travel #Hong Kong travel

😄 Hahaha, in line with the logic of trying all the dishes, I had lunch at Fu He Yong for two days (I haven’t been to Lu Yu Tea House so it’s hard to make a comparison). 🍽️ Personally, I think the delicious ones are: Mushroom Siew Mai, Salted Pork Dumpling, Barbecued Pork Pastry, Shredded Radish Pastry. These snacks are very memorable. 🌱 Seasonal vegetables, double mushrooms and bean curd, with the flavor of Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisine, very sweet and makes people feel the taste of home. 🍰 Desserts: I tried the date cake and sesame cake, which had the texture of gelatinous pastries. I personally felt they were neither good nor bad. The waiter will clear the table and replace the dessert tableware at the end of the meal, and the service is very good. 💰 It's about HKD 300 per person. The environment is noisy and there are no private rooms, so it's not suitable for business dining, but it's very suitable for bringing friends to try the food~ #Hong Kong #Central #Fook Wo Yong

I had a fantastic dim sum experience at Dim Dim Sum in Mong Kok, and two dishes, in particular, stood out. The crispy rice flour rolls with shrimp were a delightful twist on the classic, with a perfect crunch outside and tender shrimp inside. The combination of textures was spot on, making each bite incredibly satisfying. The shrimp dumplings (har gao) were also excellent—fresh, plump shrimp wrapped in a delicate, translucent skin. The flavor was subtle yet rich, a true testament to the quality ingredients they use. Located at 106 Tung Choi St, Dim Dim Sum is a great spot for dim sum enthusiasts. Highly recommended for both locals and visitors looking for tasty, well-executed dim sum in the heart of Mong Kok! 📍 Dim Dim Sum Mong Kok 106號 Tung Choi St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong #TravelAnywhere #newyearnewtrip #travel #couplestrip #localfood

Address: Hong Kong Jordan, No. 28, Wenjing Building, Dim Dim Sum Jordan Atmosphere/Facility: I heard that this is the original Dim Dim Sum branch. Crispy Shrimp Clam Fun was so delicious that I ordered it twice. The eggplant tasted a little different than I expected, but it was delicious. Anyway, I ate well and left after eating. Later, locals came and filled the place. #New YorkFlightEvent #HongKongTravel #HongKongRestaurants #DimDimSum

#October travel support event There are several places in Hong Kong that are famous for dim sum. I went to Tim Hoan last time, and Din Tai Fung is a Taiwanese restaurant, so I went there to try dim sum. I had a fight with my mom at the time and was so angry that I ordered a bunch of different things, As expected, there was too much.. I couldn't leave any because of my pride.

Dim sum in Mong Kok is really delicious. Eggplant, spare ribs, custard buns, and barbecued pork buns are a must. The barbecued pork buns are completely different from the Taiwanese taste. They are really delicious. The kids are crazy about them.

#familytrips2024 DimDimSum in Hong Kong offers a satisfying breakfast experience with its delicious dim sum offerings. The restaurant is celebrated for its traditional yet innovative dim sum varieties, including classics like har gow and siu mai, all prepared with fresh ingredients and skillful craftsmanship. The dim sum breakfast here proves to be a flavorful and authentic way to start the day. The ambiance at DimDimSum is bustling and vibrant, capturing the essence of Hong Kong's lively dining culture. The service is prompt and friendly, ensuring a pleasant dining experience for all guests. Looking ahead, my family and I are eagerly planning our next adventure to Spain. We're excited to explore the beautiful streets of Madrid, visit the historic Alhambra in Granada, and indulge in delicious Spanish cuisine like paella and churros. Spain promises to offer a blend of rich history, stunning architecture, and delightful culinary experiences, making it an ideal destination for our next family vacation. In summary, DimDimSum in Hong Kong impresses with its tasty dim sum breakfast and lively atmosphere, making it a must-visit for dim sum enthusiasts and travelers exploring the city's culinary delights.

#summerdream Dim Dim Sum ติ่มซำเจ้าดังในฮ่องกง • Dim Dim Sum เป็นร้านติ่มซำเจ้าดังในฮ่องกงที่นำเสนอเมนูติ่มซำแบบต้นตำรับฮ่องกงคุณภาพดี • บรรยากาศร้านมีความทันสมัยและที่นั่งไม่แคบอัดแน่นจนเกินไป • เมนูแนะนำ ได้แก่ ฮะเก๋า ขนมจีบ เกี๊ยวทอด และซาลาเปาหน้าหมูน้อยไส้คัสตาร์ดไข่แบบเยิ้มๆ • มีหลายสาขา ทั้ง Momgkok และ Jordan การเดินทางก็สะดวกทั้ง 2 สาขา

#2024wish My 2024 travel wish is to visit Hong Kong. I will like to try out their food there. I will like to visit their lantau island and their Disney land there too. My to go dim sum place would be dim dim sum. The wide selections of dim sum, together with the great price is what has been making us come back for more. The place might be crowded but the staff manages it well. The food was served swiftly and the process was fast and smooth. I like their shrimp dumplings which are very tasty and flavourful. Their other fried dim sum is also a must try too. I am truly satisfied with the quality and the price paid.

Although it is not very convenient to be in Ba Man House. But there are still many people who come here, Korea, Europe. I usually go to tea, but I'm afraid the tea is too expensive. I've lost a few dozen before I've eaten. But I left before I could drink 3 cups of tea, and I still charge plus two plus three during the holidays. This place only charges $6/person for tea, the same at any time, and free of charge, which is affordable I ordered really pineapple buns, and my Taiwanese friends praised them. The ratio of cheese and pineapple is perfect, the pineapple is not sour, great! The beef sausage was again very tender but firm. The stuffed eggplant in barbecue sauce arrived super amazing, the big pieces are delicious, It was so good that I forgot to take a picture The dim sum is rich in ingredients and authentic, there is nothing wrong with it. If you don't know what to call it, just follow their recommended menu Location: G/F, Man King Building, 28 Man Wai Street, Jordan, Kowloon (Near Exit A of Austin Station) #Dim Sum #Weekend Trip #Jordan Food