Loong Dim Sum Jakarta
Jakarta
At a glance
Loong Dim Sum is a halal Singapore-style dim sum restaurant on Jl. Purworejo in Dukuh Atas, Menteng, Jakarta. The restaurant brings Cantonese cooking traditions into a contemporary setting, with dishes prepared by experienced chefs and made fresh each day. Its approach focuses on handmade dim sum, careful preparation and ingredients selected to meet halal standards.
The menu is arranged around several types of dim sum and Chinese comfort food. Steamed and fried dim sum sit alongside chee cheong fun, while the main dishes cover rice, noodles, meat, seafood and vegetables. Dessert and drink sections add options for a longer meal, with beverages including coffee, tea, mocktails and fresh juice. The range makes the restaurant suitable for a shared meal, since a table can combine small steamed items, fried bites, savoury mains and drinks.
Loong Dim Sum’s style is shaped by the food rather than elaborate claims about its setting. Dishes are presented as freshly made and thoughtfully plated, giving the restaurant a polished but approachable character. The menu includes familiar dim sum formats as well as more distinctive combinations developed in the Singaporean Cantonese tradition. This makes it relevant both for diners who already enjoy dim sum and for groups looking for a broader halal Chinese meal.
The restaurant is suited to lunch, family meals, casual gatherings and business dining. Its private-event and VIP-room facilities also give it a practical role for celebrations or organised group occasions. A warm, comfortable atmosphere supports both shorter daytime meals and more leisurely sharing sessions. Since dim sum is naturally suited to ordering several dishes for the table, the restaurant works particularly well when diners want to compare different textures and flavours rather than settle on one main course.
Loong Dim Sum is located in Menteng, close to the Dukuh Atas area, on Jl. Purworejo No. 22. The venue welcomes both reservations and walk-in guests, although advance planning is sensible for weekend visits and busy lunch periods. For diners seeking halal dim sum with a Singaporean character, the restaurant offers a menu that combines steamed and fried specialities with rice, noodles, seafood, vegetables, desserts and drinks in one setting.