Hong Kong · 1980s

Afternoon teaunder oil-paper umbrellas

A Mà Kitchen brings 1980s Hong Kong to District 1 — a paper-umbrella ceiling, bamboo lamps, steamer dim sum and proper milk tea.

Hong Kong · District 1 · 10:30–22:15

Oil-paper umbrella ceiling at A Mà Kitchen
The umbrella ceiling — the room's signature
Signatures

Bamboo-steamer dim sum, charcoal BBQ

Shrimp siu mai, fresh shrimp har gow, crispy roast chicken and mapo tofu — described honestly, never priced.

Siu mai

Shrimp & pork siu mai

Thin wrapper, rich shrimp-pork filling.

Har gow

Fresh shrimp har gow

Whole shrimp, translucent chewy skin.

Roast chicken

Crispy roast chicken

Golden crackling skin, juicy meat.

Dessert

Tong sui desserts

A sweet Hong Kong finish.

The teahouse

A Chinatown street indoors

Neon signs, old Chinese newspapers, opera masks and bamboo lanterns — every corner frames old Hong Kong.

CeilingDozens of hand-painted parasols
LightWarm 2700K bamboo pendants
TablewareJade-green porcelain
MusicClassic Chinese music
Visit

At 189 Cong Quynh, D1

Open 10:30–22:15 daily. Book ahead on weekend evenings.

Address

189 Cong Quynh, District 1, HCMC

Hours

10:30 – 22:15 daily

Photos: Google Maps (10/2026)

Afternoon tea under paper umbrellas — Hong Kong dim sum, BBQ and milk tea in Saigon.