Dim Sum Garden — Restaurant in Wrocław

We started with 2 drinks. Not bad. Then our Dim Sum arrived and we were happy. They looked and tasted very good. Sadly when our main dishes arrived, my wifes happyness was gone. A rice dish that tasted like nothing we didnt expect. Bland, cooked without anything, just boring. My Pad Kra Pao, which i knew as Phat Kaphrao (fried holy basil) didnt contain any basil. And it was marked as spicy on the menu but even with searching i think in total was not a whole chili in there. When we told the server that my wifes dish is bland she just said: "i will let the kitchen know, do you want a box for it?" And after that she looked at us like we were wrong and not welcome anymore. If you search for asian flavours in Wrocław, thats not the place you will find it. The house wine also is boring. Tasteless. No love in this place. If we will return then maximum for the Dim Sum. Those were actually great. In a grand total its a typical asian restaurant. A little chinese, a little Thai, a little everything. But nothing done how its supposed to be. Sad... EDIT: The Food we took home tasted better after couple hours in the fridge! That says...

🍜 Dim Sum Garden in Wroclaw is a great place to go for delicious asian food. On my visit, I had the chance to try their tasty noodles and unique Chinese pierogies with Turkey duck. Both dishes were absolutely delicious and had great flavors.

Here are some pros and cons to consider:

🌟 Pros:

The noodles at Dim Sum Garden were cooked perfectly and had a great flavor.

The Chinese pierogies with Turkey duck were a unique twist on a traditional Polish dish and the flavors were spot on.

🌶️ Cons:

The food at Dim Sum Garden can be a bit spicy, so if you're not a fan of spicy food, you might want to keep that in mind.

The restaurant can also get quite crowded during dinner time, so be prepared to wait for a table or make a reservation in advance.

Overall, I would definitely recommend Dim Sum Garden if you're in the mood for tasty Asian food in Wroclaw. The noodles and pierogies are definitely...

My friend took me here on her recommendation for my birthday. You have to go to the back to enter as the front door is closed. At the time we went (17:00-17:30), it was not very crowded. We didn't have any appointments and we didn't have to wait in line to be seated. We moved to another table because the table we were sitting at was not comfortable at first. When we sat at the other table, I hung my coat and bag on the chair next to me, but one of the employees called out loudly behind me and said that it was a separate table and I had to remove it. I didn't realize that the tables were separate as they were almost physically combined, but it would still have been nicer to report the situation at the time of ordering or in a more polite tone rather than a scolding tone. Orders arrived hot in average time. Portions were large and food was very tasty. Prices were very reasonable for...