Dimsum Break

SA Uzbekh

I don't like the place honestly, and their service. The food served was okay but not satisfying. Every branch should have the same taste and serving. That's all I can comment.

Janice Picardal

One major feature of this store is the drive-thru. The rest of their menu is the same with other branches. I always order their yang chow fried rice, sweet and sour pork, bacon siomai and mushroom siomai.What I notice with this branch is that it takes some time for their staff to clean up the tables after the diners leave. Its not an appetizing sight for their other customers.This place don't lack customers.

Hans Fernandez

Not the best place to get the finest dimsum in the city but it is where you get good stuff at a good price. My favorites include pork siomai with quail eggs, spring rolls and stuffed shrimps. It's a pretty good idea to have a food cart in the dining area to speed up some orders that were already prepped ahead of time. Eat here if you're really hungry because you immediately get the dimsum that you need except of course during peak hours where this place gets to be crowded and full.

Reyhandi Josepb

I am certainly a fan of Chinese food and of Dimsum Break (also Harbor Dimsum / Ding Qua Qua) too!.  Since this is a fast-food type of eatery, expect also for affordable prices but of above mediocre quality and taste of dishes.The siomai with quail egg is my most favorite variant of siomai and teamed up with spicy steamed rice... so addicting.  This particular branch has a good ambiance since most of its walls are made of clear glass which provides ample natural light, on day time, and a good view of the bustling city streets.

Ayi Azahra

If you want cheap Chinese food that's delicious and can feed 15 mouths in one go then that's your place right there 😅. The original steamed rice is an absolute favorite of the Cebuano's that's for sure but my personal favorite in these franchises are the chicken feet and siomai with a quail egg on top which I could eat all day!