Restaurant Herr He

Best dimsum in Hamburg, according to my family in law from Hong Kong. It’s definitely on pricey side, but worth it for authentic food. The menu offers great selection. The place is quite specious with multiple sitting options. We were told reservation is not needed, but I recommend to call, cause it does get busy during lunch time.

- Karyna V -

!!! WONDERFUL !!! Guys....I rarely give such reviews. The food, the experience, the service, the taste, everything was incredible! Ordered a wonton soup, 3 Dim Sums, one triple meat platter ( pork, duck and a special made pork ), huge bowl of rice, and some drinks ( they don't matter ). The crispy pork belly, spiced with soy sauce and a touch of special spicy mix, was rightfully, out of this world. It literally melts in your mouth. If you are into chinese cuisine, DO NOT MISS this restaurant! You will regret! Enjoy your meal, everyone!

- Eduard Gheorghe -

I’ve been here once and it was very good experience. The food was delicious, the staff was friendly. I ordered Gebr Krauterseitli, bratreis huhn, kalt milchtee and pu erh tee. The portions were generous. And as a small gift they brought me matcha ice cream, which was also delicious! Cannot complain about anything

- Anastasiia Stelmakhova -

Great restaurant for dimsums and milk tea - my absolute fav in Hamburg. Their location is unbeatable, just 3 minutes walk from Hbf. The restaurant interior is elegant with high ceiling and nice paintings, and it doesn't smell like food. Their WCs are downstairs with steep steps, therefore not recommended for people with mobility difficulties. The staff is very lovely, helpful and warm. They just updated their menus with photos, such a huge plus! The tables are far away from each other, and they even have an air filter machine. Their dimsums are generally great, but of course, some are better than others. The steamed rice flour rolls has great texture and nice sauce, but has slight stench of old rice flour. It is a common smell of imported rice flour unfortunately, and to get rid of it takes time, so I can also understand why the rolls smell like that. If you know what I mean, then skip these rice rolls all together. The interesting-looking nest dimsum is taro dimsum, I find it a bit greasy. Pan-seared buns taste great, but thr dough is a bit mushy at the bottom inside the bun. Their highlights: • Steamed pork ribs with black bean (finger licking good! Best with some rice!) • Chasiu bao buns (sweet and savory, if you like that jam) • Milk tea (I dream about it daily, but be aware of the high caffeine amount) • Siumai (deeply fragrant with Shitake mushroom) • Chili oil (I need a jar of that). Overall, my favorite dimsum restaurant for now in Hamburg. Highly recommended!

- Huyen Tran -

We have been picking up take away from this restaurant off and on for years. It has always had good quality and the portions are normal. The only thing I have to say, their prices are higher for the same dishes with similar or better quality at other stand out Chinese options here in Hamburg. Still, good food and nice service every time.

- Morgan Rudolph -

The highlight of this restaurant is definitely the dim-sum. They are absolutely very very delicious and if you order a large amount of them you wouldn't even need to order a main dish. However the main dishes are pretty much very basic, just stir fry, not very well presented and they taste good but not as perfect, we definitely had experienced better before. The environment is not very ambient and pretty much smells very strongly of food. Overall its a great place to grab some nice dim-sum but that's about it

- Minty Minty -