Lunch in Rotterdam Chinatown

Similar to the western 'Cafe-restaurants', Protected content is like a 'Tea house restaurant'.

Let’s go drink tea!— In Southern China, when you hear this, quite often it means something more: Let’s go for dim sum.

In Cantonese, dim sum literally means "touch the heart."
It’s more than a meal — it's a moment of connection, laughter, and shared joy over small, handcrafted bites of food.

Traditionally enjoyed for breakfast or brunch, dim sum has grown into an all-day affair in many Chinese cities. In teahouses (cha lau), families and friends gather around a table of bamboo steamers filled with yummy bites — each made to be shared, savored, and loved.

So let’s try this out together on Saturday!

What's on table:

1Shrimp Dumplings (Ha Kau)
2Cha Siu Buns
3Teochew Dumplings with Peanuts
4Sesame Balls with Lotus Seed Paste
5Siu Long Bao (Pork & Broth Dumplings)
6Pan-fried Radish Cake
7Vietnamese Spring Rolls
8Lotus Seed & Egg Yolk Buns
9Mango pudding
10Vegetable selections Protected content
11Tea ( in Pot) to share

(Subject to changes dur to final numbers of attendees).

Limited spots.
Please make a full pre-payment to secure your seat, or contact the host first.

Payment Tikkie Link: (within-72-hours-nonrefundable).
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Looking forward to seeing you on Saturday!