Chef Yiu Signature Dim Sum
  • Hargau (Half moon shaped shrimp dumpling)
  • Chi gau choi gau (Steamed chicken and chive dumpling)
  • Pokchoi gau sock sin (Pokchoi dumpling with golden garlic)
  • Lohan chai sui mai (Seasonal vegetable sui mai)
Chef Zhang Signature Dishes
  • Pan fried Red Snapper with home made soya sauce
  • Chilled Kho Shuie chicken with garlic peanut sauce and chili oil
  • Braised brown tofu with black mushroom
  • Tender spare ribs cooked in five-spice honey sauce
House of Ming

House of Ming


Being the premier Chinese restaurant in the city, the glitzy clientele come from far and wide for this haute cuisine. Its sumptuous offerings reflect two of the finest Chinese cooking styles, Cantonese and Schezuan. From starters to desserts, the menu takes you through a journey of delightful creations by our master chefs. We also pride ourselves with the finest selection of dim sum.

House of Ming is known for its Ying-Yang concept that is applied to designing and serving meals. The concepts are based on the delicate balance of hot, sweet and sour flavors and the crunchy and soft flavors. Every single dish has its distinct flavors that are carefully married with other dishes. Items like Crispy Spinach, Chicken Aniseed, and Toffee Banana were debuted here and have become an essential menu item for every local Chinese restaurant since.

Color plays a significant role in the restaurant's décor. Turquoise, the primary color, symbolizes serenity. The crockery and décor are a mix of green, blue and white because all these colors have a great significance in the Ming dynasty history. Blue represents peace, tranquility, stability, harmony, unity and is associated with immortality. The art of white and blue porcelain was perfected during the Ming dynasty.

House of Ming has long been the favorite of Delhi's elite socialites, politicians, fashion designers, film stars, journalists and sports figures.

Cuisine: Chinese
Location: Lobby Level
Hours: Lunch from 12:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m., Dinner from 7:30 p.m. to 11:45 p.m.
Reservations: Recommended
Attire: Casual