Dim Sum Haus

Total dive place, almost thought maybe they closed down because you have to walk through a mall hallway to get to it, but it was well-worth the persistence. Food was legit, especially for this Asian-American expat girl looking for some comfort food.

If you're craving Dim Sum, this is the place. It's small and not fancy, and appears clean.
Easy to select choices via pictures and descriptions in English.
The wait staff speaks little or no English, so you fill out your order on paper writing the amount of each dish. This is typical in most day dim sum restaurants that don't use carts.
Each dim sum was excellent and a larger size than most similar restaurants I have eaten. The restaurant is around the corner just a few minutes from the Westin Frankfurt.
Remember to bring cash.

Always a pleasure to visit this place! Their grilled duck is "geil". You come here for the food and only for the food.

Favorite Dim Sum in Germany is found here (compared to Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart). Great selection, great service, outside dining, recommend reservations on the weekend.

Another good and authentic chinese restaurant in Frankfurt. Just like Pak Choi ( another restaurant in Frankfurt) the interior design is very basic. The menu has not a large variety of dishes, but on the other side you get a good selection of Dim Sums. The duck was excellent, but the portion could have been slightly bigger. The steamed dumplings with spinach/scallops (D7) and steamed sticky rice with peanuts (D11) looked better than they taste. Not bad, but nothing fancy. D14 ( Wan Tan) was simply fantastic and so crispy. TF7 (steamed rice noodle with salty fritter) was another treat. D9 (steamed pork buns) was as good as it should be as long as you like your meat slighlty sweet. D2 (dried scallops dumplings) was quite meaty, but my wife loved it. I was suprised that they offered Kimichi in a chinese restaurant, but the quality was excellent. One of my favourites has been always DG13 (sesame shrimp toast) and it did not dissappoint. However, i was really dissapointed that on that paticular day, they did notoffer roast belly pork. Normally, this should not happen to good restaurant as this dish is quite popular by most of the guests. The staff were good and the service fast. It is worth mentioning that we were the only none-chinese guests Another funny point was the moment when one of the chinese guests burped so loud. Other countries, other manners, i guess. I didnt have any problems with that and my wife cracked up so bad Overall, this one is worth recommending, but I still prefer Pak Choi as it has bigger portions at a fair price and a large menu with so many choices.

Extremely bad service. There is an old waitress, she threw everything on the table because we didnt want to order overpriced drinks. Then she slammed the table with the card reader. This place needs an update on how to treat customers. I would never go again.

Pleasantly surprised to find good dim sum in Frankfurt!
I enjoyed all of the dishes, super fresh and hot, and not super greasy as other places can be.
Their tendon dish was amazing, I liked their pork buns, and boyfriend really enjoyed their duck noodle soup.
Go early as the tables get filled quickly. On Saturday we got there around 12 and by 12:30 there were no empty tables.

Authentic Chinese cuisine at moderate prices. The service is friendly and pretty efficient. Don't expect anything fancy in terms of the location. Style-wise this is more like a fast-food joint. You go here for the quality of the food.

Unfortunately, they insisted on cash payment, which is still typical in many places in Germany, but nevertheless extremely annoying.

If you need to get away from Germany this is a Hidden away little Dim sum dive open till 10pm, they speak little to no English. Not a big deal. Order by pictures! Very good dumplings. Walking into this place you're stepping into Asia. Dim Sum is comfort food at any time. Eclectic clients. Typical dishes, prices are better than the surrounding fancier Asian places. It's at the end of the Hall, on the right, past the Indian restaurant, Thai massage, and the Korean nail salon.

The food was simply excellent. But I would recommend you to eat lunch there instead of dinner, because the food is more fresh (since they cooked it early morning) and aromatic.