China Club

Name: China Club
Address: Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai Deira Creek - Baniyas Rd, Al Rigga, Dubai, AE
Telephone: +97142057033

Al Rigga

Chinese restaurant 04 205 7033

China Club is a Chinese restaurant in Al Rigga, located inside the Radisson Blu Hotel. It is best known in reviews for Peking duck and weekend yum cha, including unlimited dim sum packages with generous portions and drinks.

Reputation Score

4.5

★★★★★

244 ratings

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The Good Stuff

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Peking Duck

Peking duck is a standout for several diners, with one calling it the best duck dish they had in Dubai.

Yum Cha Value

Unlimited yum cha packages can deliver generous portions, and one diner said every requested dish arrived without issues.

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What to Eat at China Club

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of China Club, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 3

Fried rice Net +2

“The soups and fried rice were great. And the lobster was decent at a very reasonable price.”
Har gau Net +2

“For our dinner, we opted for the buffet which included a wide assortment of dimsum, fried food, some mains, rice, dessert, and bottomless drinks. Particularly enjoyed the hakaw and desserts. Would come back again and try the a la carte menu next.”
Sweet-and-sour chicken Net +2

“I don’t understand how this place scores 4.7. Honestly the food was not good at all, the shrimp dumplings tasted so bad and unfresh with fishy tastes no one ate it. The quality was hideous. This is the feedback of 5 of us. The fish was slimy and mushy. The only thing we genuinely liked from 20 dishes was the fried wontons and the sweet and sour chicken.”

Honorable mentions (33)

Chicken siomai Net +1

“My favorite dishes they served were chicken siomai, chicken spring rolls, and seafood wontons. The quality of food you find here is something you can only find in Chinatown.”
Chicken spring rolls Net +1

“My favorite dishes they served were chicken siomai, chicken spring rolls, and seafood wontons. The quality of food you find here is something you can only find in Chinatown.”
Chilli garlic fish Net +1

“Sweet corn soup in soups. Chilli Garlic Fish, Crispy noodles with Spicy chicken. Coconut cream and sago pearls, vanilla ice cream with lychees in desserts.”
Chowmein Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Coconut cream and sago pearls Net +1

“Sweet corn soup in soups. Chilli Garlic Fish, Crispy noodles with Spicy chicken. Coconut cream and sago pearls, vanilla ice cream with lychees in desserts.”
Crispy noodles with spicy chicken Net +1

“Sweet corn soup in soups. Chilli Garlic Fish, Crispy noodles with Spicy chicken. Coconut cream and sago pearls, vanilla ice cream with lychees in desserts.”
Deep fried banana Net +1

“Out of everything that we had, I really liked all their steamed dim sums (especially har gau), pumpkin cakes and deep fried banana in starters.”
Dim sum eat all you can Net +1

“Finally, we tried the Dim Sum Eat All You Can offered by China Club Restaurant, which is situated on the ground floor of the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Deira Creek. China Club Restaurant is the place to go if you're looking for authentic Chinese food. The place is one of Dubai’s hidden gems. They provided us with an incredible experience and made us feel at home. Basically, you order only what you can eat, which is ideal! Delicious food that’s worth every penny you pay and the best service.”
Dim sum platter Net +1

“The dim sum platter is tasty, and the Peking duck is excellent.”
Fish fingers Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Flavoured iced teas Net +1

“A number of tasty flavoured iced teas included in the price.”
Fried wontons Net +1

“I don’t understand how this place scores 4.7. Honestly the food was not good at all, the shrimp dumplings tasted so bad and unfresh with fishy tastes no one ate it. The quality was hideous. This is the feedback of 5 of us. The fish was slimy and mushy. The only thing we genuinely liked from 20 dishes was the fried wontons and the sweet and sour chicken.”
Garlic fried rice Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Ginger fish Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Hakka set menu Net +1

“If you're looking for a truly enjoyable dining experience, the Hakka set menu is a must-try. It offers a curated selection of their signature dishes, showcasing the best of their culinary expertise.”
Mango pudding Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Peking duck pancakes Net +1

“The Peking duck pancakes was the only nice dish.”
Pumpkin cakes Net +1

“Out of everything that we had, I really liked all their steamed dim sums (especially har gau), pumpkin cakes and deep fried banana in starters.”
Sagoo with coconut cream Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Seafood wontons Net +1

“My favorite dishes they served were chicken siomai, chicken spring rolls, and seafood wontons. The quality of food you find here is something you can only find in Chinatown.”
Steam snapper Net +1

“good food especially steam snapper vegetables starters desserts with jasmine tea and fried rice wow prices are reasinable not so expensive friendly staff place not crowded and clean”
Steamed buns Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Sweet corn soup Net +1

“Sweet corn soup in soups. Chilli Garlic Fish, Crispy noodles with Spicy chicken. Coconut cream and sago pearls, vanilla ice cream with lychees in desserts.”
Vanilla ice cream with lychees Net +1

“Sweet corn soup in soups. Chilli Garlic Fish, Crispy noodles with Spicy chicken. Coconut cream and sago pearls, vanilla ice cream with lychees in desserts.”
Wontons Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”
Yum cha Net +1

“Cozy place with good authentic chinese food. Wide ranges of selection. We tried Yum Cha eat all you can. It was superb!!!! Cielo and Patrick were very helpful, kind and gracious on catering our needs. Definitely will visit again.”
Yum cha night Net +1

“My friends and I went on the Yum Cha night and loved everything.”
Yum cha set menu Net +1

“Recently visited China Club for lunch with family and tried their Yum Cha Set Menu for the first time. At just 179 AED, they serve 30+ varieties of Chinese dishes to your table, unlimited.”
Yum cha unlimited taster menu Net +1

“We come for the yum cha unlimited taster menu (latest menu in pictures) with a large variety of dumplings, as well as other food items like sweet-and-sour chicken et cetera, tasty dessert options, inclusive of water and amazing home made ice tea (lychee ice tea is a must try).. keeps all three generations of the family busy eating something!”
Yumcha Net +1

“The most authentic dimsum/yumcha you can find in Deira.”
Peking duck Net 0

Mixed feedback

“Food: Peking duck is very good. I'm quite surprised how good the quality of the food. Skin was very crispy and not too oily. Definitely recommend the duck. Veggies and dimsum were quite good for Dubai standards.”
Coconut caramel Net 0

Only neutral feedback

“For dessert we had coconut caramel which was just ok & the banana fritter was awful with a hard coating & horrible sugar syrup.”
Yum cha brunch Net 0

Only neutral feedback

“Chinese restaurant with a yum cha brunch on the weekends (Friday and Saturday lunch) where you get to sample a selection of steamed and deep fried dim sum dishes, some main courses and desserts and the package also includes some drinks. The food is ok, and the all-inclusive deal is pretty good for an all you can eat package. However, if you're a dim sum afficionado, there are other Cantonese restaurants offering better Cantonese cuisine including yum cha brunches with quality and taste closer to what you would expect from Cantonese run or Hong Kong standards.”

Drinks 4

Home made ice tea Net +1

“We come for the yum cha unlimited taster menu (latest menu in pictures) with a large variety of dumplings, as well as other food items like sweet-and-sour chicken et cetera, tasty dessert options, inclusive of water and amazing home made ice tea (lychee ice tea is a must try).. keeps all three generations of the family busy eating something!”
Jasmine tea Net +1

“good food especially steam snapper vegetables starters desserts with jasmine tea and fried rice wow prices are reasinable not so expensive friendly staff place not crowded and clean”
Lychee ice tea Net +1

“We come for the yum cha unlimited taster menu (latest menu in pictures) with a large variety of dumplings, as well as other food items like sweet-and-sour chicken et cetera, tasty dessert options, inclusive of water and amazing home made ice tea (lychee ice tea is a must try).. keeps all three generations of the family busy eating something!”
Peach iced tea Net +1

“We had gone for the dim sum (all you can eat) lunch. As always the food was delicious. Started with a platter of fried starters like spring rolls, fish fingers, wontons etc. Then there was a choice of either sweet corn or hot and sour soup. Followed by fresh, steaming hot dumplings, steamed buns, etc as per your choice. You can keep ordering more as and when you want. You are served soft drinks, water or iced tea. My favourite here is the peach iced tea. Dumplings are followed by main course in which we ordered garlic fried rice, chowmein, ginger fish, sweet and sour chicken and stir fried Chinese vegetables. All the dishes were hot and tasty but the veggies were so good that we ordered again. The last course was the dessert. We ordered the sagoo with coconut cream, mango pudding and the fried bananas. Overall it was a very delicious lunch. This was not our first time. We are regular dim sum eaters at China Club and always enjoy. The staff is very helpful and courteous.”

What to Avoid (11)

Food 11

Beef broccoli Net −1

“The food is decent. We ordered beef broccoli, but it wasn't very good.”
Char siu bao Net −1

“I came all the way here just for the dim sum. Ordered dim sum basket and char siu bao. Not so good.”
Chicken dumpling Net −1

“Food was absolutely disgusting and horrible. Served us old chicken dumplings. The duck was extremely dry. The chicken dishes were super slimy and salty, and they still made us pay the entire bill for food that was complete waste. They tried to compensate by serving us other food but still a terrible experience. Absolute disgrace. Don't ever go here!!!!”
Crumbled shrimp Net −1

“The food did not meet my expectation at all. The spring rolls was not very nice, the crumbled shrimp was overcooked, the chicken dumpling was ok.”
Dim sum basket Net −1

“I came all the way here just for the dim sum. Ordered dim sum basket and char siu bao. Not so good.”
Iced teas Net −1

“They serve iced teas in drinks, which I didn’t quite enjoy much.”
Prawn crackers Net −1

“The shrimps are a bit oily so is the prawn crackers.”
Rice Net −1

“There's no way this restaurant cooking pass any Chinese minimum requirements of Chinese cooking. Food is a massive failure. The rice is such a disgrace.”
Shrimp and meat dumplings Net −1

“We had food there recently and the food quality was average to poor. Some food items were really bad like shrimp and meat dumplings. Other items tasted cheap. If you're looking for real Chinese food, this is Not the place I'm afraid. The rating they already has misled us into choosing it. But it was the first and last time. The service however was very good and the ambience and interior is also nice.”
Shrimp dumplings Net −1

“I don’t understand how this place scores 4.7. Honestly the food was not good at all, the shrimp dumplings tasted so bad and unfresh with fishy tastes no one ate it. The quality was hideous. This is the feedback of 5 of us. The fish was slimy and mushy. The only thing we genuinely liked from 20 dishes was the fried wontons and the sweet and sour chicken.”
Shrimp with chili garlic Net −1

“The mains we had chef recommendation peppered beef which was overcooked & chewy, the other chef recommendation was shrimp with chili garlic again the shrimp was overcooked.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Check Deals. Ask about the current yum cha package before booking; reviews describe unlimited weekend menus with changing inclusions.

Set Spice Level. Tell the team how spicy you want each dish, especially if you prefer milder Chinese flavours.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai Deira Creek - Baniyas Rd

Al Rigga - Deira, Dubai

04 205 7033

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Common Concerns

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Inconsistent Food

Reviews range from excellent to poor, including complaints about old-tasting dumplings, dry duck and slimy chicken dishes.

Limited Dim Sum

The restaurant no longer serves dim sum from a trolley, and one lunch review found the current selection limited.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

199AED per person

all you can eat buffet

“We were excited to get the all you can eat buffet at 199AED per person”

Google review · August 2022

AED 139/head

unlimited dumplings

“They currently have an offer for AED 139/head for unlimited dumplings, rice, noodles, soup, salad, and even dessert”

Google review · November 2017

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The Bottom Line

China Club is a Chinese restaurant in Al Rigga, located in the Radisson Blu Hotel. It is especially worth considering for Peking duck and weekend yum cha, where diners can order unlimited dishes; the reviews also point to an Indo-Chinese Hakka set menu for something less typical. The strongest reports are specific: one diner called the duck the best they had in Dubai, while another praised crispy skin that was not too oily.

Yum cha packages have included generous portions, hot-to-order dumplings, mains, desserts and drinks, with a 179 AED example for 30+ varieties. A private room has also worked well for birthday and client dinners. The setting is generally spacious, clean and quiet—sometimes so quiet that Sunday lunch felt empty.

That suits an unhurried dinner, but not anyone looking for a lively room. Service is often described as attentive and accommodating, including allergy-related dish customisation, though there are also reports of very late orders. Food quality is not completely consistent.

Some guests found the dim sum skins too thick, old-tasting dumplings or dry Peking duck, and the restaurant no longer uses a dim sum trolley. Ask how spicy dishes are prepared, check the current yum cha offer before booking, and consider voucher eligibility; one review specifically mentioned an Entertainer voucher.