Dim T Cafe in Camden

had a very disappointing lunch at victoria Dim T today!! ordered chicken katsu came cold asked to be reheated was taken away and returned with more luke warm sauce on top. Also miso mushroom ramen - had no shitake or enoki mushrooms was just a bowl of floating tofu and noodles again not hot. Such a shame!Also have done as instructed in your reply and had no response from my email to your team!

The char siu buns are to die for, flawless in my opinion. The Pork ramen was very good too, enough broth, meat and vegetables. The cocktails could've had a touch more alcohol in them.

absolutely terrible, we arrived at 6:30 and ordered by 6:40 and by 8:00 we only had starters then they finally bought the mains that were barely warm at best the only decent thing was the miso ramen because it was hot the rest was terrible never coming here again wouldn’t recommend

A Must To Visit & Awesome FoodA gem of a place in the heart of Hampstead. We attended at peak time on a Saturday evening and were directed to the downstairs seating area. The waitresses were attentive to our needs from the moment we sat down. The best G&Tea cocktails to all the Vegan options afforded, this place is an absolute must. The food was so delicious, well prepared, presented and served with affection. One particular dish; the Vegan Korean chicken dish was a stand out, and in summary, all the dishes we ate, dim sum, cauliflower, spring rolls, Vegan black bean chicken, to the Japanese fried rice, it was a wow wow wow experience. Hats off to the waitresses who were always on hand and providing us the most attentive service experienced in all my time visiting restaurants in this area.

Used to be great. This time the food seemed to taste a bit odd, like it was a bit stale, I am not sure. Also my pad thai was drowned in sauce that was overwhelmingly sweet and sour to a point I couldn't finish the meal. Cocktails were lively though.

Terrible food, that's all I can say. We wanted something easy and hearty after a long day, and stopped by at this place - Asian, stir fry, what can possibly go wrong?On the plus side, the deco looked convincing, nice looking tableware, so they gave us some false confidence that the food shall be okay. We ordered a tea, 2 dim sum, and 2 stir fry dishes - one "NASI GORENG" and one "SINGAPORE FRIED NOODLES". The two rice/noodle dishes had the same and poor ingredients (i.e. a lot of shredded carrot, a few pieces of egg, couple of very dry pieces of chicken, 1p-sized very dry shrimp), only difference is the rice was swapped to broken noodles.Worse, there was no flavour. We ended up adding the soy sauce on the table to make it edible. Silly we were so tired to think properly - we should have just returned the food... they either did not know, or were not capable to cook, period. Food was left not finished.This thought about feeling cheated kept coming back. So here is the feedback we should have given on the scene. I've never written a review about the poor performance of a restaurant before, but this one is outrages. I have never eaten anything this quality in my life. £33 in total, an absolute joke. A box from Wasabi has better quality!PS: In case you asked, we did not take a photo - if we had the energy or bandwidth to do so, we would have to asked the money back.

Terrible place couldn’t enjoy my dinner plenty of delivery drivers waiting and literally the restaurant has no staff . Such a poor service provided by the restaurant to the customer who are eating in and probably even worse for Deliveroo and UBER orders .Please do not visit this place on busy days you will get extremely poor service.

Had the most scrumptious dim sum, wine and laughs at Dim T. A great addition to the Hampstead culinary ecosystem - a part of London which makes you feel so removed from the mania of the city but unquestionably part of it.

The interior is beautiful, they had some measures regarding COVID, and the waitress (brunette with glasses) was super nice. We had the crispy duck rolls, which were ok. Then we had the lemon chicken, which was just average and not that much lemon flavor. We also had some chicken pad tai and that was the best by far, really nice!There are so many amazing Asian restaurants in London that this one wasn't outstanding, but was nice, in a lovely area and prices are not bad considering where it is, so is a good option if you are looking to have a bite near Hampstead Station.

Great dim sum. £5 for 3 dumplings. Mains in £10 range. I recommend the Korean fried chicken and some rice, with a nice tiger beer.