Guide To The Best Yum Cha In Sydney
We have created a guide to Sydney's best yum cha, to satisfy all your hot and steamy dumpling dreams.
Yum cha holds a special place in the hearts of Sydneysiders, an adopted custom that has become an ingrained part of life. For those not savvy with this cultural marvel, yum cha is a Cantonese custom of brunch involving dim sum or dumplings and tea. Perfect for all occasions, the only contact needed across the large table is to request permission to turn the Lazy Susan. From traditional yum cha to modern, fun takes on the unique dining experience, here is our updated list of the top spots to get your yum cha fix across Sydney.
Panda Yum Cha is a family-friendly restaurant offering a delightful dim sum experience alongside modern Chinese cuisine. Step into their expansive dining hall and be transported to a vibrant Chinese streetscape, complete with a friendly panda mascot. While robot waiters add a touch of fun, the heart of the experience lies in the delicious food.…
Craving a vibrant and modern take on yum cha? Look no further than Queen Chow, with locations in Enmore and Manly. This Merivale eatery sheds the traditional dim sum trappings in favour of a stylish and energetic atmosphere. Think light-filled spaces, an up-tempo playlist, and a menu that showcases the lighter side of Cantonese cuisine.…
Visit Mama Mulan in Chatswood for an unforgettable yum cha experience. Available at lunch only, the mouth-watering yum cha menu features their famous steamed and fried dumplings, a selection of rice rolls, sweet treats and so much more. Traditional Chinese techniques and flavours, local meats, and seasonal produce combine to make this one of the…
One Dining's serene setting offers a beautiful backdrop to their sophisticated yum cha menu. Think classic favourites like char siu pork buns alongside more adventurous creations like truffle wagyu spring rolls and pumpkin lobster dumplings. The menu caters to all tastes, with larger plates like signature fried rice and slow-cooked pork belly available if you're…
Spice Temple has your upmarket yum cha covered. You have the option of a la carte or banquet menu at this Bligh St venue, with the Golden Banquet setting you back $139 per person or the Premium Banquet at $159 per person. On the seasonal menu, you'll find classic yum cha style dishes alongside Spice…
While Mr. Wong isn't strictly a traditional yum cha experience, it can be a fantastic option for a more luxurious take on dim sum. This Merivale favourite offers a beautiful 1930s Shanghai-inspired setting, perfect for a special occasion or a glamorous lunch with friends. Unlike most yum cha restaurants, you order à la carte here,…
This Chinatown favourite has been filling the bellies of Sydneysiders for some time and is another classic style yum cha spot that always draws a crowd. Take your pick off the trolleys full of traditional dumplings and dim sum that trawl the bustling dining hall.
For a modern twist on yum cha, this spot in the Northern Beaches should be on your list. Choose from a selection of modern Asian dishes with flavours inspired by Japan, Thailand, China, and Vietnam. From ordering off their menu to letting the chefs pick by going with a set menu, the choice is yours.…
An old favourite has been revived for the Autumn season. Every weekend from 12-3pm till the end of May, this popular joint is serving a boozy yum cha with bottomless drinks for $89pp for 90 minutes, or $109pp for a 2-hour feast. This includes favourites such as Prawn Wontons and BBQ Pork Buns, alongside drinks…
