Halal Dim Sum in Kuala Lumpur

Wangsa Maju has two verified halal dim sum options on GrabFood. Both are classified as dim sum specialists and have accumulated several hundred customer ratings each, giving you a reasonable sample of real order experience before you decide what to get.

Dim sum at a shopping mall doesn't have to mean compromise, and Dolly Dim Sum at KL East Mall makes a convincing case for that. The menu leans into cheong fun in a satisfying variety of ways, the Prawn Cheong Fun and Vegetarian Cheong Fun cover the classic bases, while the Crispy Cheong Fun offers a textural twist for those who like things with a bit of crunch. Siew Mai rounds out the spread as a steamed staple worth having alongside. Halal-certified, it's a solid dim sum stop for the Wangsa Maju crowd passing through KL East Mall.

Morning Kedah in the Medan Niaga Rampai area of Wangsa Maju keeps things unfussy and straightforward, with a dim sum menu that covers the essentials for a no-fuss meal. Siew Mai is on the menu, listed both as S01 Siew Mai and Siew Mai, signalling that this steamed favourite is clearly a fixture here. Halal-certified, it's the kind of neighbourhood spot that suits an easy morning meal without needing to venture far from Sri Rampai.

Dim sum at a shopping mall can be a proper treat when the kitchen takes it seriously, and Canton Boy on the ground floor of MyTown Shopping Centre in Cheras does just that. The menu leans into classic Cantonese steamer fare with a few creative twists, the Black Truffle Har Gow 黑松露虾饺皇 sits alongside the more traditional Crystal Har Gow 虾饺皇, giving you a straightforward choice between classic and elevated. On the siu mai front, both the Muar Otak-Otak Siu Mai 麻坡乌达烧卖 and the Siu Mai King 烧卖王 are worth a look, with the otak-otak variation bringing a distinctly local Muar influence into the mix. Canton Boy holds Halal certification, making it a dependable dim sum stop for a wider range of diners at MyTown.

Chee cheong fun takes centre stage at Waki Dim Sum along Jalan USJ 1/1C in Subang Jaya, with a lineup that gives the silky rice roll more than its fair share of the spotlight. The C02. Chee Cheong Fun With Prawn 爽滑虾肠粉 and C03. Chee Cheong Fun With Chicken Char-Siu 爽滑鸡叉烧肠粉 are two well-rounded choices, while the C01. Chee Cheong Fun With Prawn Spring Roll 腐皮鲜虾肠粉 layers in a little extra character. Those after something a bit playful might appreciate the C05 Matcha Chee Cheong Fun, a limited-run July item that adds a green tea dimension to the classic. The D03. Salted Egg Siew Mai 咸蛋卖 (4pcs) is a worthy addition for anyone building out a fuller dim sum spread. Halal-certified throughout.