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So you reckon you’ve been there, seen it, done it when it comes to dim sum? Well, you’re wrong. So wrong, in fact. Dim sum is one of the most popular kinds of meal in Hong Kong and the city’s chefs are constantly experimenting with new ideas and looking to one up each other. Try any of the following restaurants if you don’t believe us.
Dimdimsum
There are several Dimdimsum
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Duddell’s
Michelin-starred, Duddell’s
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Hexa
A relative newcomer to the city’s dining scene, Hexa
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Mott No.32
Promising ‘a modern approach to Chinese cuisine’, Mott No.32 is one of the best dining experiences in all Hong Kong. Its contemporary dim sum is stunning. Must-haves include the Australian wagyu beef puff and the South Australian scallop, garoupa, caviar and gold leaf and egg white dumplings.
Yum Cha
Another local specialist in cute dim sum, Yum Cha
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Man Mo Dim Sum
A specialist in fusion dim sum, Swiss-born chef Nicolas Elalouf isn’t afraid to take traditional Hong Kong dishes and revamp them with an international spin. Winners to look out for at Man Mo Dim Sum
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