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Cantonese. Decent dim sum for Germany. People very friendly. Believe my parents will come here again on their stay here (2+ years).

It is a small family owned Chinese restaurant. It is nothing fanciful but does good dim sum. The ingredients are fresh and they do not put MSG.

This place has a very good selection of dimsum, offering both steamed and fried and also sweet and savory dishes. It's dimsum is efinitely one of the best...

We saw homemade dimsum and want to try for lunch. But it was not that good. Some dish was too salty others too dull.only the lithle steamed dish was ok. Was not as good as expected

Best dim sum in a loooong time. I would say the best I had. We choose the mix platter to get a flavor of all and shared a main course which was more than enough. Make sure to try out the home made lemonade or Thai ice tea as well.

This small restaurant is located on Oeder weg, not too far from Zeil, and was recommended by Asian friends. There is a really good selection of dim sums with some original flavors, also Cantonese duck and many other dishes. Friendly people and good prices for this area.

We visited Kowloon City today, for the second or third time. As always, the atmosphere is cozy and inviting, prices are very reasonable and the food is delicious. The Dim Sum menu had new offerings, including season specials with Rote Beete ((beets) Maronen (chestnuts) and Kuerbis (pumpkin). The new dessert offering were rice balls covered in sesame and filled with chestnuts, with some honey on top - delicious.All five dim sum dishes we tried were very good (priced 3.40-4.00 euro), and we also had a very tasty dish from the business lunch (Tagesmenue) - fried Udon noodles with chicken and vegetables, accurately spiced with freshly ground black pepper. The dish was a bit small for a hungry ma...

We happened to be in Frankfurt and fancied some dim sum and found this place in google. Although we live in Germany we are used to the dim sum in China Town in London. Although the restaurant is relatively small with less than 10 tables, the food was surprisingly good. Surprising because we've had dim sum in Germany before, and it's normally awful. Here, although the choice of variety was moderate (no chung fun, etc) what was on offer was rather good. We had the dim sum platter for two, pak choi, mini spring rolls and cantonese duck. The dumplings and char sai buns in the platter were good; so were the spring rolls and pak choi. The duck was a bit of a let down, we had expected thin pancakes...

Walking by on Oeder Weg, I noticed a Chinese restaurant with a yellow entrance. The menu presented at the entrance is quite inviting: large but not overwhelmingly so (as in many Chinese restaurants), with a very good selection of Dim Sum dishes at very reasonable prices - 3.20 to 4.50 euro.At this price range one usually suspects the use of frozen ready-made dumplings - not the case here! Everything was very good and fresh, and there was even a seasonal offering of Dim Sum with Baerlauch - delicious!The owner and waitress is very kind and the service was attentive. The place is not big but has a variety of seating options, and could also host small events.We also tried two soups with Dim Sum...