Dim Sum Restaurants in Hong Kong

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Dim Sum Restaurants in Hong Kong

Plan a dim sum lunch in Hong Kong by comparing set menus, per-basket ordering and private rooms, then pick the table that suits your group and your date. Send each Hong Kong host your date, headcount and tea preferences, then compare dim sum quotes. Hosts answer direct, with no booking fee from us.

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The Langham, Hong Kong

Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
Standing capacity500
Seated capacity450
Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Le Méridien Hong Kong, Cyberport

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity200
Seated capacity350
Venue address Cyberport, Hong Kong
Response timeResponse time within 10 hrs

Hotel ICON

Average rating and total reviews 4.7 (3)
Standing capacity580
Seated capacity400
Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Response timeResponse time within 2 hrs

Regal Airport Hotel - Executive Conference Centre

Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
Standing capacity1500
Seated capacity1500
Venue address Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong
Response timeResponse time within 15 hrs

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What Are the Top Dim Sum Restaurants in Hong Kong?

Dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for family yum cha, birthday lunches and office get-togethers, at restaurants and hotel dining rooms with dim sum on the menu. Hosts quote per basket, per table on a set menu or per head, before any service charge.

Hosts answer your enquiry direct, and there's no booking fee from us.

  • Cantonese dim sum restaurants. Lunch tables and private rooms for family yum cha, such as Hong Kong Cuisine 1983.
  • Hotel dim sum lunches. Weekday or weekend lunch at a hotel Chinese restaurant, among hotel restaurants in Hong Kong.
  • Tea-led gatherings. A relaxed round of dim sum and tea for a birthday or a retirement, among tea venues in Hong Kong.
  • Set-menu dim sum tables. A fixed run of baskets per table, agreed with the host before the day.

Guide to Dim Sum Restaurants in Hong Kong

Dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for a lunch or brunch sitting, ordered per basket, on a set menu per table or per head. Most planners agree the ordering style and the sitting time with the host before they confirm the date.

Hosts quote before any service charge, and Hong Kong has no VAT or sales tax. Dinner banquets and wedding tables belong with Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong.

Dim Sum Lunches in Hong Kong: Per-Basket, Set Menu and Per-Head Formats

The ordering format sets the price, the pace and how much say each guest has. Ask the host which formats are available for your group.

  • Per basket: guests order baskets in rounds from a menu sheet, and the bill is the total of baskets.
  • Set menu per table: a fixed run of baskets agreed in advance, with the table price quoted by the host.
  • Per head: one price per guest for a set menu, often used for larger family tables.
  • Tea service: ask if a tea charge per head applies and which teas are included.
  • Buffet-style lunch: groups that prefer to help themselves compare buffet restaurants in Hong Kong.

Dim Sum Group Bookings in Hong Kong: Sittings, Private Rooms and Typhoon Signals

A dim sum table for a group in Hong Kong is booked for a fixed sitting, not an open-ended afternoon. Weekend sittings are taken first, so enquire early.

  • Sitting time: ask for the start time, the finish time and how long the table is held.
  • Private room: larger family tables often take a private room, which can have a room fee or a minimum spend.
  • Round table: guests share baskets from a turntable, so everyone reaches each dish.
  • Typhoon signals: ask each host what happens to a booking if a No. 8 typhoon signal is raised on the day.
  • Room search: planners hosting a group in a closed room compare private room restaurants in Hong Kong.

Dim Sum Occasions in Hong Kong: Birthdays, Family Weekends and Office Lunches

Dim sum works for daytime occasions where guests talk across the table. Tell the host the occasion when you enquire.

  • Birthday lunch: a family table with baskets, tea and a cake, subject to the host's cake-cutting terms.
  • Family weekend: three generations at a round table over a long lunch.
  • Office lunch: a team treat on a weekday, often on a set menu per head.
  • Evening meals: staff dinners and celebrations compare lunch and dinner venues in Hong Kong.

Dim Sum Prices in Hong Kong: Baskets, Set Menus and Service Charge

Venue CategoryPrice Band (Per Session)
Per-basket orderingPriced per basket on the host's menu
Set menu per tableQuoted per table by the host
Set menu per headQuoted per guest by the host
Private roomRoom fee or minimum spend, quoted by the host
Tea service and cake-cuttingCharges set by each host

No standard dim sum rate is published, so each figure comes from the host's quote. Prices are before any service charge.

Dim Sum Booking Checklist in Hong Kong: What to Confirm With the Host

AttributeWhat to Expect
Ordering styleMenu sheet, set menu per table or set menu per head
SittingFixed start and finish time, agreed with the host
TeaAsk about tea charges per head and tea choices
Dietary needsVegetarian baskets on request; send exact numbers early
Nearest transitCheck the nearest MTR station and exit on each listing
Step-free accessLifts in hotels and malls; check older buildings with an upper floor
DepositA deposit to hold the date, terms set by the host
ChargesBefore any service charge; Hong Kong has no VAT or sales tax

Booking Dim Sum Restaurants in Hong Kong: Why Planners Use Venuerific

  • Zero booking fees: you pay the host's quote and nothing extra to Venuerific.
  • Direct host contact: enquiries go from the listing to the host, who replies with menus and sittings.
  • Verified listings: we check each listing before it appears on the site.
  • Smart filters: narrow listings by budget, format and area, then message the host.
  • Trusted by big teams: Disney, Salesforce and Marriott planners have shortlisted venues on Venuerific, with no fee added at booking.

Send two or three hosts your date, headcount and tea preferences, then compare the quotes. We started in Singapore in 2013, and Hong Kong is one of six markets we now cover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is a dim sum lunch for a group priced in Hong Kong?
A group dim sum lunch in Hong Kong is priced per basket from the menu, per table on a set menu or per head. A private room can have a room fee or a minimum spend. Ask each host which format applies, and confirm prices are before any service charge.
What extra charges sit on a dim sum bill in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong has no VAT or general sales tax, so the extras on a dim sum bill are usually a tea charge per head and a service charge. Each host sets both, and some skip one of them. Ask for the all-in figure per head before you confirm.
What happens to a dim sum booking in Hong Kong when a typhoon signal is raised?
Each host decides, and a No. 8 typhoon signal often means a restaurant closes or moves the booking. Ask for the policy before you pay a deposit. Ask for a backup date in writing if older guests are coming.
How long does a group keep a dim sum table in Hong Kong?
Hosts in Hong Kong usually book dim sum tables for a fixed sitting, and weekend sittings are taken first. Ask for the start time, the finish time and any extension terms. A private room may let you stay longer, at an agreed fee.
How should a large table order dim sum in Hong Kong?
A large table in Hong Kong either orders baskets in rounds from a menu sheet or takes a set menu per table. A set menu keeps the cost predictable, while rounds let guests choose. Tell the host your vegetarian numbers early so the kitchen team can plan.