Dim sum in Jakarta and Bali offers plenty to love, from leisurely Yum Cha traditions to generous all-you-can-eat spreads. Served in bamboo baskets, tucked into delicate pastry shells or folded into plump dumplings, these bite-sized Cantonese specialities are made for sharing and lingering over the table. Across both destinations, you’ll find everything from refined hotel…
Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant Balances Cantonese Tradition with Contemporary Refinement.
Park Hyatt Jakarta unveils Li Lian, its first Cantonese restaurant, offering refined cuisine, premium ingredients & 360-degree skyline views.
Asia Grand’s commitment to authenticity and quality makes it one of Singapore’s top spots for unparalleled Cantonese food.
Be it steamed, fried, or pan-seared, the Weekend All You Can Eat Dim Sum at InterContinental Bandung Dago Pakar warrants a satisfying brunch session.
Fine Cantonese dishes and dim sum to savour in Singapore
Visit the Cantonese restaurant from now until the end of October for healthful favourites
Bai Yun at The Apurva Kempinski Bali unveils its new all-you-can-eat Saturday Dim Sum Brunch
Cassia’s new breakfast menu features exquisitely handcrafted Cantonese dim sum classics
With over 30 years of experience, executive Chinese chef Mike Tan of Madame Fan, The NCO Club, Singapore, has developed a unique cuisine style that juxtaposes culinary traditions with innovation

