Copenhagen boasts a diverse culinary scene, and among its gems are several restaurants offering exceptional dim sum experiences. From hidden gems to established favorites, these establishments provide a taste of authentic Chinese cuisine.

Fu Hao remains a top contender in the dim sum scene, offering a wide selection of dishes at affordable prices. Located in the city’s old district, it provides a fast, efficient, and budget-friendly dining experience.

Hongs Special is praised for its soup dumplings, also known as Xiao Long Bao. This hidden gem serves artfully folded dumplings filled with hot soup and meat, creating a delightful culinary experience.

Zen Dimsum & Sushi on Frederiksberg offers handmade dim sum, with a particular type featuring shrimp and pork mince with fresh coriander. The restaurant provides a good and cheap way to experience Chinese gastronomy.

Restaurant LêLê Street Kitchen on Vesterbrogade offers dim sum in modern surroundings at reasonable prices, with its homemade spring roll featuring crab meat, shrimp, water chestnut, and mushrooms in a crispy rice paper. The spring roll is considered one of the best of its kind.

Royal Garden, a long-standing establishment in Copenhagen, has retained its authentic charm and continues to offer tasty dim sum, especially the “Har Gau,” a dumpling with shrimp and water chestnut. The restaurant offers a variety of dumplings, including the “Siu Lun Bau” with spinach and duck, and the “Siu Mai” filled with minced pork and shrimp.