About
Tsim Sha Tsui serves Hong Kong-style dim sum, roast meats, congee, and noodle dishes. Order siomai, dumplings, and rice plates for a quick Cantonese fix. Pull up here for Chinese comfort food before flying. The homegrown brand started in Cebu as a dim sum and tea bar named after Kowloon's dining district, and it keeps the dim sum coming all day at friendly prices.
Where to find it
Arrivals Lobby
Terminal 3 · Level 1
Non-passengers are welcome. You can eat here without a ticket, even if you are not flying.
The public arrivals lobby of Terminal 3 on Level 1, where arriving passengers exit to meet guests and transport. Landside and open to the public.
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