9 Best Dim Sum Restaurants in Tampa

Red Bowl Authentic Szechuan Chinese Cuisine serves Szechuan dishes for dine-in, takeaway, delivery and curbside pickup. The menu supports lunch and dinner, solo meals, groups and family visits, with dumplings, noodles, hot bowls, rice dishes, small plates, vegetarian options and desserts.

Diners can ask for guidance on spice levels, an important part of enjoying Szechuan cooking. Popular dishes include dumplings in chili oil, dan dan noodles, beef noodle soup, seafood hot bowls and spicy chicken rice noodles. The restaurant also accepts reservations and offers casual table service, making it suitable for both a quick lunch and a shared meal.

Sunda New Asian is an Asian fusion restaurant in Tampa with a creative menu spanning dishes such as crispy tuna, wagyu rice, pork belly buns, ox tail dumplings, beef lollipops, ribeye, and Filipino preparations including pancit and bibingka. Cocktails and desserts extend the meal beyond shared plates and entrées. The restaurant suits diners looking for contemporary takes on multiple Asian traditions, including Filipino flavors, in an experience-oriented dinner setting.

Liang's Bistro Asian Cuisine serves classic Chinese food in a casual dining setting, with large portions that suit sharing or planned leftovers. The menu is positioned for diners who want a substantial meal without a formal atmosphere.

The restaurant is also a practical choice when speed matters. Its food is made to order, and recurring dining themes include generous family-style portions and familiar dishes such as fried rice, noodles, and General Tso’s preparations.

Yum Yum Buffet brings together an all-you-can-eat spread of Chinese comfort food, sushi, sashimi, seafood and hibachi prepared fresh on demand. Diners can choose dine-in, takeaway, kerbside pickup or delivery, with menu staples including lo mein, fried rice, sweet-and-sour chicken, roast salmon and cheese crab meat. Vegetarian options, desserts, a bar and casual seating make the format flexible for families, groups, quick lunches and relaxed dinners. The buffet’s breadth suits diners who want variety in one visit, while online ordering makes Chinese dishes practical for home meals and gatherings. Reviews also point to fresh fish, hot dishes and a clean, modern dining room, though some buffet items may not be labeled.

Yummy House China Bistro Tampa brings dim sum, adventurous Chinese dishes and familiar favorites to a sleek dining room. The menu suits groups looking to share generously portioned dishes, with options such as salt-and-pepper shrimp, spicy chicken, pork chops, honey walnut shrimp, fried rice and Mongolian beef represented in its dining experience. Dim sum adds a more specialized draw, while the broader menu accommodates diners who prefer recognizable fare. It works particularly well for family-style meals, exploratory ordering and casual visits built around several dishes.

China Yuan serves Cantonese-style Chinese cuisine alongside a dim sum menu, with dishes available for family-style dining and takeout. The menu suits diners looking for generous portions, roast duck, dumplings, wonton soup, fried rice, Peking duck or a sampler offering several flavors. Made-to-order dishes and quick takeout make it workable for both sit-down meals and pickup. Its appeal is strongest for groups who want variety to share rather than a narrowly focused single entrée.

Tampa China Buffet offers an all-you-can-eat dining format with Chinese, Japanese, seafood and traditional American selections, plus sushi and dessert stations. Guests can dine in for lunch or dinner, order takeaway buffet boxes, or reserve the private dining room for a group. The restaurant also lists vegetarian and vegan options, a salad bar, children’s menu and high chairs, making it flexible for families, couples, solo diners and larger parties. Official menu details distinguish weekday lunch from dinner and weekend service, with to-go boxes priced separately.