6 Best Dim Sum Restaurants in Bangkok

Mei Jiang Restaurant, on the ground floor of The Peninsula Bangkok, offers a refined atmosphere and delectable Cantonese cuisine. Like everything else connected to the hotel, the restaurant is held in high regard for their delectable dim sums, premium quality main dishes, time-honoured service, and its immaculate dining room. 

Looking out over a garden and the majestic Chao Phraya River through the full-length windows, Mei Jiang Restaurant is a great option for when you’re looking for an extra special dining experience in Bangkok’s riverside area. A smart casual dress code applies.

Stepping through the doors at Summer Palace Chinese restaurant transports you to a dining hall decked out in rich reds and dark polished wood. It’s chic but traditional and reflects the care put into creating an experience that goes beyond excellent food. Serving traditional and modern Cantonese cuisine, the restaurant is popular with discerning Chinese families in Bangkok, a sure sign that the dishes on offer are of high quality. 

Summer Palace is on the mezzanine floor of the Intercontinental Hotel near the Chit Lom BTS Skytrain Station, which comes as a surprise after the sleek marble look of the lobby. Their dim sum lunch deal is worth checking out, often presenting all-you-can-eat offers, every weekday.

Silk Road is hard to beat if you’re looking for authentic Cantonese cuisine, including a comprehensive section of dim sum delicacies. Located in The Athenee, one of Bangkok’s finest hotels, this is a popular choice for business lunches, weekend brunches and a fancy dinner with friends. 

The Chinese restaurant’s setting is atmospheric with low lighting, and with a variety of large tables – some with a lazy Susan for larger groups and smaller tables suitable for couples.

Evergarden at the Evergreen Laurel Hotel is known for being one of the premium restaurants to go to in Bangkok for authentic and delicious Chinese cuisine. The décor is a little old fashioned, but it ties in well with the mostly Thai-Chinese families who have been dining at Evergreen Hotel in Sathorn for decades. This is a testament to the authentic Chinese cuisine served here.

The restaurant is most famous for its group set menus (for 8 to 12 people), as well as for its delicious selection of dim sum dishes.

Chef Man Bangkok takes pride in its selection of authentic Cantonese cuisine. Whether you’re in search of some excellent dim sum or succulent Peking duck, this is one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in Bangkok. 

Chef Man occupies on the 3rd floor of the Eastin Grand Hotel on South Sathorn Road, just a few minutes away from the Surasak BTS Skytrain Station.

Fei Ya at the Renaissance Bangkok Hotel has made a name for itself over the years as the place to come if you want to try some authentic Chinese cuisine in an opulent setting in the Thai capital. Besides offering extensive dim sum buffets regularly, the restaurant also serves great Cantonese dishes, including steamed snow fish with seaweed and seafood fried rice in XO sauce.

Fei Ya's richly appointed dining room of dark wood and marble has a line of family tables with lazy Susans for sharing meals. There are also smaller tables that are suitable for couples.