Dim T

I dined recently at Dim T in a large group of 20+. Despite some hiccups accommodating the larger than usual group I did feel that the staff managed quite well. The dim sum was underwhelming but the Nasi Goreng was absolutely 10/10 - cooked to perfection. I would return just for that dish. The restaurant itself boasts a lovely river facing view and contemporary decor.

I thought that the ice cream and hot chocolate sauce was fabulous for desserts tho my friends like he Raspberry shorbet and toffee sauce thing. I had the Nasi goreng or Japanese fried rice, not sure 😁 but the one without raw leaves was nice (see pic). The atmosphere was quite which I thought was good. They didn't have tissue in the toilet not even spare ones (sorry I had to say this cus I was stuck). But I believe I'd a good time with friends. Not sure if I'd be visiting again tho, as I thought they didn't really have enough variety to select from (personally). But I enjoyed my first visit there.

Dim T is a worthy visit for your Asian food fix!. We visited here for my 21st birthday and it was amazing, firstly there is a fab view of London Bridge which was beautiful at night. The food itself it very inexpensive especially for London. Our party got a collection of dim sums, with the spicy chicken and peanut and prawn being our favourite. The chilli squid was also so crispy and well seasoned. For mains the katsu curry was amazing , you need to order rice separately but the egg fried rice was sensational and worth the extra £2/£3. I got the coconut curry which was too sweet for my liking I was under the impression it was a Thai green. Nonetheless, the other items were delicious and definetly filling. We made a reservation but with transport delays we contacted the restaurant and they happily kept our table!. A family friendly venue too perfect for all occasions, will definitely return!.

For a busy Friday night, service wasn’t too bad although the mains came out late. We had 2 selections of dim sum. Yes, pricey for what they are, and the quantity, but flavours were good. Korean fried chicken was well flavoured. The coconut-flavoured Japanese style noodles was delicious. Service missed giving out a soup spoon to go with the dish. Great view of the river. Generally happy with this place, and would come back.

Went there on Sunday evening when it was quiet enough for the upstairs section to be closed sadly. Great night views of Tower Bridge of course. Staff were friendly. The food was generally good and not expensive. We thought bao buns were better than the dumplings. Nasi goreng was good. The chocolate bento box (brownie and ice cream) was good too. Second time around, the steamed buns were also good and others liked the edamame beans.

Amazing food as always but the service when being seated was poor. One of our party arrived and was put at a table where someone else was already sitting. Then when she came back from the bathroom the staff left the member of our party standing around while they chatted. Luckily the food was very good.