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Tong Kee Bao Dim

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Tong Kee Bao Dim

Dim Sum for the restless.

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About this place

Dim Sum has long been one of Hong Kong’s most beloved and delicious dish. Traditionally, it’s a dish meant to be savored slowly, enjoyed while seated among company. But as the world grows increasingly fast-paced, Tong Kee Bao Dim is making delicious Dim Sum more accessible for the everyday person like me, on the go.

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Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

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Don't miss

  • Try out their Steamed Buns
  • Order one of their Steamed Rices

Plan your visit

Cost, access, and what makes it distinctive.

How ratings work

cost

accessibility

uniqueness

Cost
Very affordable! Dim Sum can be quite expensive, so Tong Kee Bao Dim is a great way to try Dim Sum at an affordable price point.
Accessibility
Super convenient to visit: they have branches dotted all over Hong Kong Island, plus a couple in Kowloon.
Uniqueness
Dim Sum is everywhere in Hong Kong, so nothing here necessarily stands out, except for one thing: their Custard Mochi Bun. It’s unlike anything I’ve seen elsewhere, and easily one of my favourites.

A personal note

My experience

As Hong Kong evolves, its traditions and culture are transforming, leading to shifts in cuisine as well. Dim Sum, once an everyday staple, has become a relatively more expensive commodity. While it remains cherished for the older generation, the rising costs and the notion of enjoying Dim Sum as a sit-down meal have made it less appealing as fewer and fewer people have the time to sit down and eat. As a result, many people like me have been looking for quick yet delicious bites. Tong Kee Bao Dim caters to that need; providing delicious Dim Sum selections as snacks that people can order. Since moving to Hong Kong two and a half years ago, it has become one of my favorite spots. Among their offerings, the steamed rice selection stands out to me, a dish typically found only in Dim Sum restaurants. Additionally, their buns, particularly the Custard Buns, have become my breakfast favorites. Priced affordably at just $9, they are not only tasty but also an excellent value! If you're looking to try Dim Sum but don't have time due to a packed schedule or itinerary, I'd strongly recommend Tong Kee Bao Dim as a place to try!

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