Yauatcha City

Yauatcha City tends to be busiest for business lunches and during dinner service, while the room noticeably calms down later in the evening (customers report it easing after about 8pm).

Yauatcha City feels like an all‑day dim sum teahouse with a contemporary interior and an open kitchen, producing a smart, buzzing dining room with large window seats overlooking Broadgate Circle.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal clothing is appropriate for dining at Yauatcha City.

For the best value, go on a weekday early evening, Yauatcha City’s weekday unlimited dim sum (Monday–Friday, 5–8pm) is a popular, well‑liked option.

Yes, the menu clearly labels plant-based dishes (for example, Edamame truffle dumpling, Wild mushroom dumpling and a "Vegan dim sum" platter) and some items are marked 'g' (for example, Steamed jasmine rice).

The unlimited/infinite dim sum offerings are generous, guests repeatedly praise the unlimited dim sum as excellent value with plentiful rounds.

Yes, Yauatcha City suits a special evening: guests recommend it for romantic dinners and anniversaries, praising the atmosphere and attentive service.

Yes, Yauatcha City runs an Infinite/Unlimited Yum Cha (reported Monday–Friday, 5–8pm) and offers group set menus, with the Spirit and Prosper menus priced at £68 and £88 per person.

Yes, families are welcome: guests say staff looked after a newborn and many recommend Yauatcha City for family meals and celebrations.

Yes, the drinks list includes cocktails inspired by Chinese ingredients, a broad wine and Champagne selection, sake, spirits and beers alongside nearly 40 types of tea.