Yat Tung Heen Review 2026: Michelin Dim Sum Hong Kong

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I finally visited Yat Tung Heen, the legendary 1-star Michelin dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong that even top food vloggers have been raving about.

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I booked a lunch reservation, and I'm here to share my honest review, must-order recommendations, and detailed directions on how to find this hidden culinary gem :)

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▲ The place where dim sum towers are built—welcome to Yat Tung Heen.

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Yat Tung Heen - Eaton HK

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Hong Kong is celebrated globally as a culinary paradise. Among its countless incredible dining spots, Yat Tung Heen stands out for maintaining its Michelin 1-star status for 10 consecutive years.

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If you visit during lunch service, you can enjoy exquisite, high-end dim sum in a luxurious restaurant setting at surprisingly reasonable prices.

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I booked my table at Yat Tung Heen via Google Maps prior to my visit.

As soon as your Hong Kong travel dates are confirmed, I highly recommend securing your restaurant reservations.

Because it's so incredibly popular, scoring a lunch reservation can be quite competitive!

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>> Book Yat Tung Heen directly via Google Maps here

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▼ Planning a trip to Hong Kong? Check this out!

Hong Kong Travel Guide 2026: Top Attractions, Food & Itineraries | Trip.com | May 2026

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Yat Tung Heen Menu

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Here is the Yat Tung Heen lunch menu.

The dim sum selections are on the very last photo, so keep scrolling!

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Our Yat Tung Heen Lunch Experience

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My husband and I ordered tea, three types of dim sum, a meat dish, and dessert.

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First up was the tea service.

Oolong tea pairs absolutely perfectly with dim sum. It cuts right through the richness of the food!

It wasn't overly bitter and had a beautiful, subtle aroma.

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The specific oolong tea we ordered was the Fragrance Tieguanyin (清香鐵觀音).

(* It's the 6th item on the tea menu)

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Here are the complimentary side dishes.

They served a mix of vegetables and dipping sauces.

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From what I've read, the side dishes aren't always the same and change slightly depending on the day.

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Steamed Pork Dumplings

Scallop & Shrimp

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We ordered this because we really wanted to try dim sum with scallops.

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The scallop on top was incredibly plump, and the inside was packed with a flavorful mix of shrimp and pork. The texture and taste were phenomenal.

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Steamed Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow)

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The dumpling wrapper was wonderfully chewy, and the shrimp inside was as plump as it gets.

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Honestly, when you're getting dim sum, a steamer basket of Har Gow is an absolute non-negotiable.

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Eating authentic dim sum right here in Hong Kong is just an unbeatable experience!

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Steamed Rice Rolls

Minced Beef, Coriander & Scallion

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These are rice rolls (cheung fun) filled with minced beef, cilantro, and green onions!

I ordered it out of pure curiosity after seeing the name on the menu, but to be completely honest, it was just okay ㅠㅠ

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It wasn't bad, but it didn't blow me away either. Yat Tung Heen is famous for their crispy rice rolls, so I highly recommend getting those instead.

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Roasted Pork Belly

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A friend recommended this dish to me, and it is hands down one of Yat Tung Heen's signature meat dishes for a reason. It is spectacular.

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It comes with a side of mustard sauce, and a light dip takes the flavor to a whole new level.

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It's seasoned quite generously, so it leans a bit on the salty side, but that crackling, crispy skin is absolutely insane...

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The pork skin is unbelievably crispy and slightly chewy, while the meat underneath is melt-in-your-mouth tender. A true masterpiece.

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Chilled Mango Roll

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For dessert, we finished off with the chilled mango rolls.

They feature a chewy outer layer coated in shredded coconut, wrapping around sweet, fresh mango.

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You already know coconut and mango are a match made in heaven.

The chewy texture of the wrapper was delightful, making it the perfect sweet ending to our meal.

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What to Order at Yat Tung Heen

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Everything we ate was fantastic.

(I did *a lot* of research reading reviews before ordering!)

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Honestly, I highly recommend everything on our list except for the beef rice rolls.

Swap out the regular steamed rice rolls for their famous crispy rice rolls instead!

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For two people, paying around ~$92 including the 10% service charge felt like an incredible deal!

Especially considering it's a Michelin 1-star establishment ㅎㅎ

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Oolong Tea / Crispy Pork Belly / Mango Roll

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Shrimp Dumplings / Scallop Dumplings / Rice Rolls

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▲ I marked the dim sum and dishes we ate on the photos above so you can easily find them on the menu when you go :)

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Where is Yat Tung Heen?

📍 Yat Tung Heen - Eaton HK
Level B2, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Rd, Jordan, Hong Kong

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There are actually two ways to enter Yat Tung Heen.

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1) Main Eaton HK Entrance

2) Dedicated Yat Tung Heen Entrance

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You can refer to the map above for context.

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1) Main Eaton HK Entrance

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Located near Jordan Station on the Kowloon Peninsula, the restaurant is on Level B2 of the Eaton HK Hotel.

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It's a very quick 3 to 5-minute walk from MTR Jordan Station.

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2) Dedicated Yat Tung Heen Entrance

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If you walk down the side alley, there's a dedicated elevator that takes you straight down to Yat Tung Heen.

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Final Thoughts

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Quick Tips for Visiting Michelin 1-Star Yat Tung Heen

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Since it's highly sought after, booking ahead via Google Maps is a must.

For the best value, definitely aim for lunch over dinner.

The ambiance is quite upscale, so avoid overly casual attire (like flip-flops or gym wear).

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I hope you enjoy an unforgettable, mouth-watering dim sum experience during your amazing trip to Hong Kong!