Dimsum Break Party Packages

How to feed a group at Dimsum Break, even though the chain publishes no official party package price list.

Does Dimsum Break offer party packages?

Short answer: not as a published package. We searched the chain’s site, its social pages, and public listings, and found no party tray menu, no per-head rate, and no catering price list under the Dimsum Break name. Some Cebu caterers sell dim sum party trays, but those are not Dimsum Break products, so this guide does not present them as such. What Dimsum Break does offer is a menu that scales well: cheap baskets, rice pots, and value sets that you can multiply for a group.

The closest thing to a built-in group deal is the Oriental Value Meal line, listed at ₱159 to ₱247 per set. These are solo or duo sets, not party trays, but they give a group order a backbone. For a real party, call the branch a day or two ahead, say how many people you are feeding, and ask what bulk discount or advance order they can do. Branches handle this case by case, and that phone call is worth more than any price list we could guess at.

Useful contacts from public listings: the chain’s delivery hotline is listed as 2-DIMSUM (234-6786), and its delivery site has been listed as iwantdimsum.com. Confirm both before you rely on them, since delivery details change by branch.

What group order works for 10 people?

For 10 people, think in shares, not in sets. Dim sum is built for sharing, so order a mix across the menu and let people pick. The sample below uses regular menu prices as ranges, since listings disagree, and it lands around ₱2,500 to ₱3,200 for food before drinks.

A group order that works

Cost math uses regular menu price ranges from public listings, not an official party rate. Confirm prices at your branch before budgeting.

That mix covers steamed, fried, rice, and dessert, with a salad to cut the richness. Add one Spicy Steamed Fried Rice pot for chili lovers, and keep extra chili garlic and calamansi soy on the table. If your group includes kids, the mini shaopao at ₱55 to ₱70 each are perfect kid-sized snacks.

What about 20 people or more?

At 20 people, double the 10-person order and add a second rice variety plus a noodle option. That means roughly 8 rice pots, 10 shaomai baskets, 5 to 6 fried plates, 10 shaopao, and 3 salads, plus drinks. Budget around ₱5,000 to ₱6,500 for food at regular menu prices, then add drinks at ₱68 to ₱111 each depending on choice. For a group this size, dine-in at a bigger branch like SM City Cebu or Ayala Center Cebu makes more sense than squeezing into a small stall, and a day-ahead call lets the branch prep steamer capacity.

How do bulk and delivery orders work?

Bulk ordering at Dimsum Break is informal. There is no online party cart we could verify, so the process is: pick a branch, call ahead, list your items and quantities, and agree on a pickup time. For delivery, the chain has previously promoted ordering through its delivery site and the 2-DIMSUM hotline, with past promos like a free steamed fried rice on bulk delivery orders. Treat past promos as expired unless a branch confirms them live. Delivery fees and minimums were not published in any source we found, so ask about both on the call.

Bulk ordering tips

Order steamed items last for pickup so they stay hot, and keep fried items in vented boxes so they stay crisp. Ask for sauces and dips separately in tubs, not poured over the food. Bring your own serving trays if you are taking food to a venue, since branches pack in takeout boxes, not party trays. And always order 10 percent extra shaomai. Shaomai tends to run out first at shared dim sum meals, so a buffer saves a second trip to the counter.

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