Dim Sum Ho Chia Chumphon @Samyan — Restaurant in Wang Mai Subdistrict

What a surprise! We found this spot on Google and decided to check them out and they are pretty good! We came around 8:30am on Thursday and the parking was busy as usual. We walked in and their staff handed us a tray we then filled our first tray with stuff in 30 seconds or less!! There are so many items to choose from, so we ended up use 2 trays and their staff gave us a table number. We sat down, then ordered drinks and more items. Insides, 5 mins all items were coming to our tables and the rest is history

I highly recommend this spot and we will come...

Nice dimsum price ranging from 25-30 baht, portion is small so you can order more variety of dimsum. Most of the dimsum are freshly made (only some fried dimsum are frozen), and I recommend trying the steam minced prawn with rice flour wrap. There are also many vegetables & mushroom dimsum. I ordered 13 types in total + 1 pot of chrysanthemum tea, a total 400 baht.

The portion is really small to me (about 1/3 compared to dimsum in Malaysia/Hong Kong), for 400baht, I think it's a bit expensive, but it's worth it to try, many options you can't find in...

Stumbled upon this place because they open early for dim sum. You come in and pick out the dim sum you want onto a tray. You’ll then be seated and the kitchen will steam/cook the items and serve it to the table. The food was very authentic Dim sum although the options were a little sparse compared to typical dim sum restaurants. The ginger pork porridge and bak kut teh was AMAZING. Definitely unexpected. They sat our party of 12 with no issues at all and our waiter was extremely kind. Definitely recommend this place for dim sum...