Tokyo Restaurants

  1. Din Tai Fung

    This Taiwanese-style dim sum is the perfect choice for anyone who likes to try a little bit of everything. Whether you're partial to traditional steamed dumplings and rich custard creams or more adventurous dishes such as chicken feet and fried rice flour balls, we guarantee you'll eat your fill here. There's no English menu, but this being dim sum, just inspect the carts as they whisk by your table and simply grab what looks good.

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  2. Ten-Ten Tsune-Tsune Kaitenbo

    There's no shortage of great Chinese restaurants in 'Little Hong Kong,' though we can promise you that you've never seen quite anything like this novelty dim sum spot. Drawing inspiration from kaiten-zushi (conveyor-belt sushi) restaurants, Tenten Tsunetsune Kaitenbou (try saying that with your mouth full!) offers conveyor-belt dim sum feasts to hungry shoppers in need of a dumpling-fuelled boost. Although there is a limited English menu, it's not hard to grab what looks good!

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  3. Tokyo Dai Hanten

    Established in 1960, Tokyo Dai Hanten is one of your few possibilities for yum cha (dim sum) and the place of choice for Hong Kong expats. Especially brisk and fresh are weekend brunches, served in the customary manner, with yum cha rolling by on trolleys for you to flag down at will.

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