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9 Best Dim Sum Spots in Stockholm

Finding dim sum in Stockholm is easier when you first decide whether you want a casual dumpling lunch, small plates to share or a more social dinner setting. The selection also includes vegan Sichuan- and Taiwanese-inspired food, takeaway dumplings and venues suited to groups.

Focus on the style of meal, dietary preferences and how much planning your visit needs. For popular occasions, confirm availability before travelling, especially when you want a table for a group or a private dining experience.

How this guide is ordered

The options are ordered around clear dining needs: dumpling-focused lunches, vegan specialisms, sharing formats, group suitability, takeaway convenience and distinctive dinner settings. The guide also highlights when planning ahead may make the visit easier. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Stockholm’s Three Leading Restaurants for Dim Sum

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#1
EAT Market
3.7370 reviews
Casual dumpling lunches
#2
Etoile
4.8303 reviews
#3
Lao Wai
4.6925 reviews
Sichuan- and Taiwanese-inspired vegan dining
#4
Copine by Jim&Jacob
4.6399 reviews
Social dinnersPrivate dining occasions
#5
DIN-DIN Club Drottninggatan
4.5249 reviews
Casual Asian dinnersGroup meals with varied appetites
#6
Sjätte Tunnan
4.22111 reviews
Themed dinnersMemorable evenings in Gamla Stan
#7
Little China
4.1482 reviews
Chinese small-plate sharing
#8
Kungfu Köket, Sushi & Dumplings
4.291 reviews
Quick sushi lunchesCasual dumpling takeaway
#9
Steam
3.9130 reviews
Light soup-and-dumpling lunches

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Explore 9 Dim Sum Spots in Stockholm

EAT Market #1

EAT Market

3.7370 reviews
Jakobsbergsgatan 15, 111 44 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Casual dumpling lunches

EAT Market is a Stockholm dim sum restaurant with a flexible format spanning lunch, dinner, takeaway, delivery, and dine-in service. Outdoor seating adds another option when the setting matters, while the drinks list extends from beer and cocktails to coffee.

Dumplings are the clear reason to visit, with flavours that blend familiar ingredients in a contemporary way rather than aiming for strict traditionalism. It works for a casual meal with friends or colleagues, but the lunch and solo-dining options also make it practical when you want a focused plate without a long formal occasion.

Etoile #2

Etoile

4.8303 reviews
Norra Stationsgatan 51, 113 44 Stockholm, Sweden

Etoile offers an intimate fine-dining experience in Stockholm, shaped around a creative and playful tasting format. The restaurant’s smaller scale gives the evening a personal feel, while the menu is designed to move through varied dishes with distinctive flavours and thoughtful presentation.

Service is polished without becoming stiff: professional, elegant, approachable, and kind. The Etoile Experience Menu and Chambre Experience make it particularly suited to a special dinner, an immersive culinary occasion, or a gift built around food rather than a conventional restaurant visit.

Lao Wai #3

Lao Wai

4.6925 reviews
Luntmakargatan 74, 113 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Sichuan- and Taiwanese-inspired vegan dining

Lao Wai is a small Stockholm restaurant focused on Chinese vegetarian cooking, with dishes primarily inspired by Sichuan and Taiwan. Its plant-based menu is designed to evoke the character of genuine Chinese cuisine, using bold seasoning and unusual combinations rather than relying on generic vegetable plates.

Sichuan-style soya meat and nori-smoked tofu are among the dishes that capture the kitchen’s distinctive direction, while teas come with descriptions that make the drinks part of the meal. Dine-in and takeaway cover both relaxed dinners and practical lunches, with beer and wine available for a longer evening.

Copine by Jim&Jacob #4

Copine by Jim&Jacob

4.6399 reviews
Kommendörsgatan 23, 114 48 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Social dinnersPrivate dining occasions

Copine by Jim&Jacob is a Stockholm restaurant with a broad all-day profile: lunch, dinner, outdoor seating, takeaway, and a private dining room. The menu can move comfortably from a shared opening to a more substantial evening, with cocktails, beer, and wine supporting the meal.

The kitchen shows ambition through dishes such as beef tartare, arroz caldoso, and ravioli, all suited to diners looking for expressive, flavour-led cooking. The room can feel lively and close-set, making it a better match for an energetic social dinner than for a quiet, spacious meal.

DIN-DIN Club Drottninggatan #5

DIN-DIN Club Drottninggatan

4.5249 reviews
Drottninggatan 94, 111 36 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Casual Asian dinnersGroup meals with varied appetites

DIN-DIN Club Drottninggatan brings together bowls, ramen, rolls, sides, and kids’ dishes in a relaxed Stockholm setting. The menu supports both a quick solo lunch and a more sociable dinner, with takeaway, delivery, and catering adding practical flexibility.

Fresh flavours, generous portions, and attentive service give the restaurant a welcoming character. Pork bites and tuna rolls are natural picks for exploring the menu, while the broad format makes it easy to accommodate different appetites around the same table. Beer and other drinks help carry the experience beyond a quick meal.

Sjätte Tunnan #6

Sjätte Tunnan

4.22111 reviews
Stora Nygatan 43, 111 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Themed dinnersMemorable evenings in Gamla Stan

Sjätte Tunnan offers one of Stockholm’s most theatrical restaurant settings, pairing medieval-inspired food with period décor, distinctive tableware, and staff who maintain the atmosphere throughout the meal. The concept is playful, but the kitchen is not merely decorative: hearty dishes and carefully presented plates give the evening substance.

Beer, wine, cocktails, spirits, and dessert make it well suited to a full dinner or late-night outing in Gamla Stan. The characterful setting is especially effective for visitors seeking a memorable, themed meal rather than a conventional restaurant room.

Little China #7

Little China

4.1482 reviews
Sankt Eriksgatan 97, 113 31 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Chinese small-plate sharing

Little China is a Stockholm Chinese restaurant offering dine-in, takeaway, delivery, lunch, dinner, and catering. The menu covers small plates and substantial dishes, with beer, wine, and spirits available alongside the food.

Its cooking leans toward recognisable regional Chinese flavours, including Sichuan and Shanghai-style dishes. Crispy aubergine and twice-cooked pork are appealing choices for sharing, while the broader menu makes the restaurant useful for both a straightforward lunch and a fuller evening meal. The setting is practical rather than formal, with convenience built into the format.

Kungfu Köket, Sushi & Dumplings #8

Kungfu Köket, Sushi & Dumplings

4.291 reviews
Hantverkargatan 53, 112 31 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Quick sushi lunchesCasual dumpling takeaway

Kungfu Köket, Sushi & Dumplings is a casual Stockholm restaurant for quick lunches, small plates, takeaway, and delivery. Sushi and dumplings lead the menu, with rainbow sushi a natural choice for a colourful, fresh-tasting meal.

The compact dining room keeps the experience informal and efficient, making it well suited to a brief stop or solo lunch. Tea and miso soup are included with meals, adding a welcome extra to an already practical format.

Steam #9

Steam

3.9130 reviews
Krukmakargatan 19, 118 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Light soup-and-dumpling lunches

Steam is a casual Asian restaurant in Stockholm with a practical lunch-focused format. Takeaway and dine-in service make it easy to fit into a sightseeing day, while the lighter style of cooking suits anyone looking for something warming without a heavy meal.

Soup with dumplings is the natural signature choice, offering comfort and flavour in one bowl. Vegetarian options add flexibility, and coffee is available for a simple finish. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming for solo diners or a quick break from exploring the city.

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Dim sum in Stockholm by area and setting

The selection covers several Stockholm dining styles, from casual Asian restaurants and dumpling-focused venues to Chinese small-plate spots and more distinctive evenings in Gamla Stan. This makes it useful to compare both the food format and the atmosphere you want.

For a quick lunch, takeaway or an easy group meal, start with the options that match your planned route and schedule. If you are arranging a private dinner or a popular social occasion, check availability before setting out.

Dim sum styles to consider

  • Casual dumpling lunchesChoose a relaxed daytime meal centred on dumplings, with options suited to an informal Stockholm lunch.
  • Vegan Asian diningLook for Sichuan- and Taiwanese-inspired vegan dishes when plant-based dining is the main priority.
  • Chinese small-plate sharingSmall plates work well for guests who want to order several dishes and share across the table.
  • Group-friendly Asian mealsSome venues are better suited to groups with varied appetites and different preferences.
  • Private dining occasionsConsider venues offering a more planned setting for private gatherings and special dinners.
  • Dumpling takeawayA casual takeaway option can suit a quick meal when you prefer to eat away from the restaurant.
  • Sushi and dumpling lunchesSome restaurants combine quick sushi lunches with dumplings for groups choosing different dishes.

How to choose your dim sum spot

  1. Decide whether you want a lunch, a shared dinner or takeaway before comparing venues.
  2. Ask which dumplings and small plates are available on the day.
  3. If you need vegan food, confirm that the menu includes suitable Sichuan- or Taiwanese-inspired choices.
  4. For groups, check whether the menu offers enough variety for different appetites.
  5. Reserve ahead for private dining, themed dinners or busy social occasions.
  6. Confirm current availability and service details before travelling.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find casual dumpling lunches in Stockholm?

EAT Market is specifically suited to casual dumpling lunches. Kungfu Köket, Sushi & Dumplings may also fit a relaxed daytime plan when you want dumplings alongside quick sushi options.

Check the current menu and availability before travelling, particularly if you have a specific dumpling style in mind.

Are there vegan options among Stockholm's dim sum choices?

Lao Wai is a strong match for Sichuan- and Taiwanese-inspired vegan dining. It is worth confirming the dishes available for your visit and explaining any dietary requirements when arranging your table.

This is especially helpful if your group includes both vegan diners and guests looking for other Asian dishes.

Which dim sum options work well for groups?

Shared small plates and varied menus can make Little China and DIN-DIN Club Drottninggatan suitable starting points for groups. Copine by Jim&Jacob is also associated with social dinners and private dining occasions.

Ask about table suitability, menu variety and availability before making plans.

Can I get dumplings to take away in Stockholm?

Kungfu Köket, Sushi & Dumplings is associated with casual dumpling takeaway, making it a practical choice when you do not want a full sit-down meal. Confirm which dumplings are available for takeaway and whether preparation time changes during busy periods.

Should I reserve a table for dim sum in Stockholm?

Advance planning is sensible for group meals, private dining, themed dinners and popular social occasions. Sjätte Tunnan is linked with themed evenings in Gamla Stan, while other venues may have different booking needs.

Contact the restaurant before travelling to confirm a table and the format of service.

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