13 Best Places for Dim Sum in Munich

At Leopoldstraße 71, Macau Dim Sum Bar brings a lively restaurant-and-bar format to Munich. Warmly served dim sum and fresh, well-seasoned dishes form the culinary focus, while the setting also suits lunch, dessert or an evening with cocktails and drinks. Attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere make it comfortable for both a relaxed meal and a more social night out.

NIHAO Kitchen brings Sichuan cuisine and dim sum to Mittenheimer Str. 52 in Oberschleißheim, just outside central Munich. Its elegant dining room and covered terrace create a more polished setting for dishes built around authentic Chinese flavours, including the heat and aromatic depth associated with Sichuan cooking.

Set on a side street beside TUM in Maxvorstadt, Lubu Uni is a small, cozy Asian restaurant suited to an informal lunch or relaxed dinner. Its friendly team and quick service make it an easygoing choice near the university.

Tohru is built for an ambitious dinner rather than a casual drop-in. Its cooking combines Japanese precision with German and French influences , with high-end dishes presented in a notably polished style. Healthy and vegetarian options broaden the appeal, while dessert completes the fine-dining progression.

At Burgstraße 5, the arrival involves a dark, steep staircase before opening into a warm, restrained interior. The welcome can include personal touches such as introductions to the team and a kitchen tour, though table service may feel more formally choreographed than spontaneous. Wine, cocktails, beer and spirits give the meal a broad drinks framework. The restaurant accepts reservations and accommodates special occasions and group bookings, making it especially suited to celebratory dinners and diners interested in Japanese-European fine dining.

Restaurant Ho brings a broad Asian menu to Dachau-Ost, with sushi at the center of its identity and additional choices such as pho, spring rolls and fried rice noodles. Its range works well for tables where everyone wants something different.

Lubu Fusion combines Vietnamese family recipes with a dedicated sushi counter at Hedwigstraße 9 in Munich’s Neuhausen-Nymphenburg district. Warm dishes from the kitchen sit alongside cold dishes and inventive sushi creations, creating a broad menu for sharing, date nights or celebratory meals. Duck in Thai sauce, yakitori, sushi menus and house lemonade are natural choices for a varied table.

Lacodo brings Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine together with sushi and a cocktail bar at Wurzerstraße 18 in central Munich. The elegant dining room is designed for evening meals, with refined dishes, selected wines and sake, and cocktails that extend the experience beyond the plate. Its polished atmosphere makes it a natural fit for a stylish dinner after shopping or an evening occasion.

At Tegernseer Platz in Obergiesing, Halong Bay offers an easygoing setting for Vietnamese-leaning Asian food at lunch or dinner. It works particularly well for a relaxed meal with friends, while also fitting solo dining or a quick bite.

Maneki is an Asian restaurant on Boschetsrieder Strasse in Munich, with a modern yet cosy setting suited to relaxed dinners with family or friends.

Sichuan Küche Nudelbar brings a focused Sichuan offering to Schillerstraße in Munich’s Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt district. The clearest reason to visit is the noodle cooking: warming noodle soups and dan dan noodles anchor the appeal, making this a particularly satisfying stop when a spice-led bowl is the priority.

Diners can choose a hotter setting for the dan dan noodles, while the wider menu lends itself to a mix-and-match order for anyone wanting to sample several dishes. Service is quick and the team friendly, but the format also works comfortably for solo dining, whether eating in or taking food away. Delivery is available too, extending its usefulness beyond a sit-down meal. The emphasis remains squarely on Sichuan noodles: a good match for chile heat, comforting soup, and a focused Chinese lunch or dinner.

Restaurant Chumi is a fusion restaurant in Karlsfeld at Münchner Straße 225, offering a broad menu for lunch, dinner and group meals. Sushi is a clear draw, especially seared salmon sushi, while the buffet and separate midday and evening menus give diners several ways to approach the meal.

Anzi Kitchen brings a youthful Asian dining concept to Sonnenstraße 4 in central Munich. The setting is visually distinctive, with striking decoration and a lively atmosphere, while the menu ranges from Korean corn dogs and soup to beef noodle salad, tofu and vegetable curry, and fried octopus.

Afu Dumpling House München specialises in handmade Chinese dumplings at Christel-Küpper-Platz 7. The dumplings are fresh, juicy and richly flavoured, making the restaurant a strong fit for a casual meal, takeaway or delivery order. Outdoor seating is available, but the indoor dining area has limited space and smaller tables, so the format works best for compact groups rather than large gatherings.