Dimsum Break Cebu Favorite ₱64 to ₱247
Dimsum Break Menu
Quick Answer: Dimsum Break is a Cebu-born dim sum chain where most single orders run from ₱99 to ₱157, shaopao from ₱64 to ₱104, and Oriental Value Meals from ₱159 to ₱247. The steamed fried rice pot at ₱127 and the shaomai lineup are the orders most first-timers start with. Prices below come from Philippine menu aggregators, and they can vary by branch, so confirm in store before you order.

What is Dimsum Break, and why do Cebuanos love it?
Dimsum Break grew out of Cebu’s Ding How Dimsum House, which pioneered all-day dim sum dining in Cebu in 1969. Dimsum Break itself launched in 1996, built for mall diners who wanted dim sum late into the night, and it kept the menu tight: steamed and fried dim sum, rice pots, noodles, shaopao, and simple desserts. The idea still holds today. You order a rice pot, add a few dim sum pieces, and you have a full meal without a fine dining bill.

Budget pick
Vegetable dumplings at ₱99 are the cheapest dim sum order, and a pork asado mini shaopao costs ₱64. A filling solo meal can stay under ₱250 if you pair a rice pot with one dim sum order.
First-timer order
Steamed fried rice at ₱127, bacon shaomai at ₱119, and spring rolls at ₱133. That trio covers the rice pot, a steamed favorite, and a fried favorite in one sitting.
Group order
Start with two rice pots and a spread of steamed and fried dim sum, then add shaopao and desserts to share. Value meals from ₱159 to ₱247 also work well for solo diners who want a set plate.
What steamed dimsum can you order at Dimsum Break?
Steamed dim sum is the heart of the menu, and shaomai leads it. Prices run from ₱119 to ₱149, with chicken feet, steamed chicken, and the empress roll sitting in the same range. If you only try one, make it bacon shaomai, the piece longtime fans name first.

| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Shaomai | ₱149 |
| Mushroom Shaomai | ₱132 |
| Spicy Shaomai | ₱130 |
| Chicken Feet | ₱130 |
| Steamed Chicken | ₱128 |
| Steamed Pai Kuat | ₱126 |
| Mandunggo | ₱123 |
| Empress Roll | ₱121 |
| Bacon Shaomai | ₱119 |
| Steamed Fish | ₱131 |
What fried dimsum is on the Dimsum Break menu?
Fried dim sum runs from ₱99 to ₱136, and it is where the crunch lovers head. Crab pincers and fried shrimp balls top the range, while vegetable dumplings at ₱99 are the cheapest fried pick. Spring rolls, garlic pork, and shrimp toast round out the regulars.

| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Fried Shrimp Balls | ₱136 |
| Crab Pincers | ₱135 |
| Spring Rolls | ₱133 |
| Garlic Pork | ₱133 |
| Sweet and Sour Pork | ₱131 |
| Sweet and Sour Fish | ₱126 |
| Beef Spring Rolls | ₱125 |
| Vegetable Spring Rolls | ₱124 |
| Fried Wanton | ₱123 |
| Shrimp Toast | ₱123 |
| Vegetable Dumplings | ₱99 |
What are Dimsum Break rice pots, and how much are they?
Rice pots are steamed rice bowls topped with a savory topping and sauce, and they are the chain’s signature format. The classic steamed fried rice costs ₱127, the spicy version costs ₱134, and the rest of the range runs to ₱157 for steamed chicken rice. One pot on its own is a real meal, and it pairs with any dim sum order.

| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Steamed Chicken Rice | ₱157 |
| Steamed Pai Kuat Rice | ₱154 |
| Crispy Fish Rice | ₱152 |
| Spicy Steamed Fried Rice | ₱134 |
| Steamed Fried Rice | ₱127 |
What noodles and soups does Dimsum Break serve?
Noodles and soups run from ₱116 to ₱144. Lomi and beef sate noodles sit at the lower end, while oriental soy noodles with spring rolls top the list at ₱144. These are solid picks when you want something soupy instead of a rice pot.

| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Oriental Soy Noodles with Spring Rolls | ₱144 |
| Wanton Noodle Soup | ₱139 |
| Oriental Soy Noodles with Shaomai | ₱130 |
| Oriental Soy Noodles with Vegetable Dumplings | ₱128 |
| Beef Sate Noodles | ₱123 |
| Lomi | ₱116 |
What are Dimsum Break Oriental Value Meals?
Oriental Value Meals bundle a main with sides into one plate, priced from ₱159 to ₱247. Value Meal 1, steamed fried rice, is the cheapest at ₱159, while Value Meal 4, shaomai with lumpiang shanghai, tops the range at ₱247.

| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Oriental Value Meal 1, Steamed Fried Rice | ₱159 |
| Oriental Value Meal 2, Steamed Fish | ₱227 |
| Oriental Value Meal 3, Fried Chicken | ₱245 |
| Oriental Value Meal 4, Shaomai and Lumpiang Shanghai | ₱247 |
What shaopao, desserts, and drinks can you order?
Shaopao runs from ₱64 for a mini pork asado to ₱104 for a regular pork asado, and Dimsum Break’s shaopao was named SunStar Best of Cebu 2023 for best shaopao. Desserts run from ₱109 to ₱115, with buko pandan at the top, and drinks run from ₱80 to ₱111.

| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Bola-bola Mini Size | ₱70 |
| Bola-bola Regular Size | ₱103 |
| Pork Asado Mini Size | ₱64 |
| Pork Asado Regular Size | ₱104 |
| Chopao Mini Choco Pao | ₱70 |
| Radish Salad | ₱110 |
| Cucumber Salad | ₱108 |
| Garlic Vegetables | ₱106 |
| Buchi | ₱113 |
| Buko Pandan | ₱115 |
| Choco Bavarian Creme | ₱112 |
| Mango Fruit Cream | ₱112 |
| Ube Xie Ping | ₱112 |
| Leche Flan | ₱109 |
| Mineral Water | ₱80 |
| Iced Tea | ₱94 |
| Pineapple Juice | ₱94 |
| Coke Zero | ₱109 |
| Sprite | ₱110 |
| Coke | ₱111 |
Where can you eat Dimsum Break in the Philippines?
Dimsum Break is centered on Cebu City, with branches at Fuente Osmeña, Banilad Town Centre, SM City Cebu, IT Park, Colon Street, and Pacific Mall in Mandaue City. Hours commonly run 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM at mall branches, though some locations open earlier or close later, so check your branch before you head out. Delivery is available through the chain’s own ordering site and through GrabFood and foodpanda in Cebu.

Dimsum Break menu, answered
How much is a meal at Dimsum Break? A solo meal with a rice pot and one dim sum order usually lands between ₱220 and ₱300, before drinks.

What is Dimsum Break best known for? Its steamed fried rice pot, its chunky shaomai, especially bacon shaomai, and its shaopao.
Is Dimsum Break only in Cebu? Its branches are concentrated in Cebu City and Mandaue. An older Manila branch at SM North Edsa appeared in 2013 coverage, but current listings center on Cebu, so confirm any Manila location before you travel.
Do prices vary by branch? Yes. Prices here come from Philippine menu aggregators and can differ by branch and over time, so treat them as a guide and confirm in store.
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Honesty note: no official Dimsum Break price list was found on the chain’s own site during research, so prices here are from Philippine menu aggregators, mainly menuph.com, cross-checked against menupines.com, which lists lower, older prices for several items. Prices may vary by branch, so confirm in store.
