De Lange Muur

Good dim sum for a good price, and portions are good sized! Our eyes were bigger than our stomachs and we ordered way too much. Everything tastes great, and the staff is alright. Tea comes with the meal, always a plus!
Would recommend just about everything on the menu!

It’s super good dimsum in the Netherlands. The portion is huge, do not order a lot, we even couldn’t manage to eat half of what we ordered. It’s not expensive. The service attitude can be better, but I don’t mind at all.

Good food. Location = good feng shui.
I ordered the squid fried in salt & pepper. Really tasty.

Amazing authentic Hong Kong food! Friendly service attitude & complimentary tea and dessert. Have been there about a dozen times and highly recommend this place!

Yummy! I haven’t had dim sum for a long time, because there was no good restaurant near where I lived. I tried dim sum at De Lange Muur and it was absolutely delicious! Service was great, too. One of the best dim sum places I’ve ever been to.

Saw the good reviews on Unilocal and thought that I would give this restaurant a try. Got here around 12:30pm, shortly after they opened and the restaurant is already very busy (see my picture!). We haven’t had dim sum in Holland for a while so thought that we would order a few things to try. Boy their portions are huge! Food is very good! Service is good too.

A day out in Rotterdam with 2 foodie friends and decided to have dim sum at the «Lange Muur». As a bunch of adventurous eaters, we were pleased to find chitterlings, tripes, etc on the menu. If you’re into it, the salt & pepper duck tongues are absolutely delish! On the tamer side, the radish cake is silky smooth and soft. Yum. Service is quick but not rude like at some Amsterdam places. Well worth a return visit.

It’s my second time in Rotterdam, it’s probably agrueably one of the biggest city in the Netherlands next to Amsterdam. With our first stop we went for dim sum here. With a couple steps from the Rotterdam Centraal Train Station we were standing in front of De Lange Muur. It’s located on a street corner that isn’t hard to miss, it’s feel of Chinese Dutch people that made it felt like Chinatown back in the states.
The menu is both Chinese (traditional) and Dutch. All you need to do for ordering is mark the paper menu on quantities on what items are wanted. It makes everything much easier. The wait staff largely also speaks Cantonese. All the dimsum here was typical seen in the a typical chinatown restaurant also but also had some unique dishes that might separate themselves from their American counterparts. Though, I wasn’t too hungry the food here was very delicious! My brother wanted some greasy food and had gotten ordered a few. The dishes was quite good to there was a very comforting helping of Jasmine tea.
Service is quick and friendly and it didn’t waste time on idling around on such a busy day.
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+ Pro: Dim Sum simply good.
— Con: Very busy restaurant.
(^_​^) Overall: Delicious dim sum. Typical Chinatown style dimsum food.