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Dimsum Break Combo Meals

Oriental Value Meals, student promos, and DIY combos at Dimsum Break in the Philippines.

Dimsum Break Combo Meals

Quick answer: Dimsum Break’s real combo line is the Oriental Value Meal range, a bento-style set with rice, a main, and sides. Third-party listings put Oriental Value Meal 1 (Steamed Fried Rice) at around ₱159, with Meals 2 to 4 higher, but prices vary by branch and listing date, so check your branch before you order.

What are Oriental Value Meals?

Oriental Value Meals are Dimsum Break’s answer to the “I want a full meal, not just dumplings” order. Instead of picking dimsum piece by piece, you get a bento-style set: rice, a main, and sides in one box. The brand itself announced Oriental Value Meal 2 as a new bento with Honey Fish Sticks and Sauteed Cabbage, paired with either Yang Chow Fried Rice or Steamed Fried Rice, which tells you the format clearly, even when third-party listings describe the same meal differently. That mismatch is worth knowing about before you order, and we flag it below.

What are Oriental Value Meals?

Which combo meals can you order?

Third-party menu listings for Dimsum Break currently show four Oriental Value Meals. Treat the names as reliable and the prices as a guide, since listings disagree with each other and with older menus, and branch prices move over time.

Which combo meals can you order?

Combo Listed main Third-party listed price
Oriental Value Meal 1 Steamed Fried Rice ₱159
Oriental Value Meal 2 Steamed Fish in listings, Honey Fish Sticks with Sauteed Cabbage in the brand’s own announcement ₱227
Oriental Value Meal 3 Fried Chicken ₱245
Oriental Value Meal 4 Shaomai and Lumpiang Shanghai ₱247

The Value Meal 2 conflict is real, not a typo on our side. One current listing calls it Steamed Fish, while the brand’s own social post describes Honey Fish Sticks and Sauteed Cabbage with a rice choice. If you want that meal, ask the branch what comes in it today, since either version could be what your branch serves.

For a solo lunch, Value Meal 1 is the safest pick. It centers on the famous Steamed Fried Rice, it is the cheapest of the four in listings, and it leaves room for an extra dimsum order if you are still hungry. For a hungrier appetite, Meals 3 and 4 make more sense, since fried chicken and the shaomai plus lumpia pairing feel like a fuller plate.

Is there a student combo deal?

Yes, at least as a promo. SM Supermalls promoted Dimsum Break’s Oriental Value Meal 1 at ₱100 for students who showed a valid school ID, registration card, or proof of enrollment, with the set described as Steamed Fried Rice, a Buchi, Wanton chips, and a drink. That was a promo, not the everyday price, and it was tied to SM mall runs, so do not expect ₱100 at every branch on any day. If you are a student, it is still worth asking at the counter whether a student deal is running, since promos like this come back around.

Is there a student combo deal?

Another past promo worth knowing about: the brand once ran a deal where buying at least one Steamed Fried Rice got you any steamed or fried dimsum for ₱55. Again, that was a dated promo with terms attached, not a standing combo price, so ask before you assume it applies.

How do you build your own combo?

If the set meals do not fit your mood, Dimsum Break’s menu is easy to turn into a DIY combo. Pick one rice pot, one dimsum order, and one drink, and you have basically built a Value Meal to your own taste. This also works well for sharing, since two people can split a rice pot and mix two dimsum orders instead of each buying a full set.

DIY combo ideas

Keep it simple and let the rice do the heavy lifting. These pairings use only items on the regular menu:

DIY combo ideas

  • Classic solo: Steamed Fried Rice plus Shaomai plus Iced Tea.
  • Spicy lunch: Spicy Steamed Fried Rice plus Spicy Shaomai plus Pineapple Juice.
  • Crunchy mix: Steamed Chicken Rice plus Fried Wanton plus Spring Rolls.
  • Sweet finish: Any rice pot plus Buchi for dessert.

Dimsum Break combo FAQs

What is the cheapest Dimsum Break combo?

Oriental Value Meal 1 is the cheapest in current third-party listings, at around ₱159, and a past student promo priced it at ₱100 with a valid student ID. Confirm both at your branch.

Dimsum Break combo FAQs

What is in Oriental Value Meal 2?

Listings and the brand disagree: listings say Steamed Fish, while the brand’s announcement describes Honey Fish Sticks and Sauteed Cabbage with Yang Chow or Steamed Fried Rice. Ask your branch for the current version.

Can I order combo meals for delivery?

Yes, through iwantdimsum.com, the 2DIMSUM hotline, GrabFood, and foodpanda where your branch is listed, subject to branch availability.