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Dim Sum
Dim sum are tidbits consumed with tea for breakfast or lunch. The term literally
means 'to touch the heart' and the act of eating dim sum - a strictly Cantonese
practice - is yum cha, meaning 'to drink tea'. Each dish, often containing two to
four morsels steamed in a bamboo basket, is meant to be shared.
Best Overall
Luk Yu Teahouse
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Old-school excellence; unbeatable decor.
Ye Shanghai
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Cantonese and Shanghainese favourites in an elegant setting.
Tim Ho Wan
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Cheap and cheery, and comes with Michelin stars.
Best Budget Places
Dah Wing Wah
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Solid traditional selections in far-flung Yuen Long.
Tim Ho Wan
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There's a well-rewarded wait for their low-price dim sum.
Best Midrange Dim Sum
Luk Yu Teahouse
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Hong Kong's best-known teahouse.
City Hall Maxim's Palace
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A huge selection of dim sum in a massive dining
room.
Tim's Kitchen
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Well executed and well loved, in a quiet part of town.
Best Luxury Tidbits
Lung King Heen
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Top-notch vistas and Michelin-crowned creations.
Manor Seafood Restaurant
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Excellent old-school fare in a famously low-key
environment.
Ming Court
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Modern decor and delightful tidbits in Mong Kok.
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