Weight Watchers POINTS and PointsPlus values for the following Hong Kong Dim Sum items were calculated using the nutrition facts from HealthyDiningFinder.com. This list was accurate as of 11/2011 and contains all of the items that nutrition info is provided for.Tweet
From HealthyDiningFinder.com: Dim Sum is a must-try Cantonese cuisine, which is eaten primarily for breakfast or lunch, or as an afternoon snack with tea. Hong Kong is thought to be the best place to enjoy Dim Sum in southern China. Worthy of the name, Hong Kong Dim Sum is a 1600 square-foot dine-in restaurant that offers 64 typical Dim Sum choices, as well as Cantonese-style fried rice noodles. You will find many Asian restaurants with a long list of Dim Sum items. Since Dim Sum is a special Chinese tradition, it is not easy to achieve excellence. However, it is generally accepted that Hong Kong Dim Sum makes the best Dim Sum in Houston.
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| ITEM | POINTS | PointsPlus |
|---|---|---|
| PORK DUMPLING SHANGHAI STYLE | 7 | 8 |
| Cal=330, Fat=6, Carbs=48, Fib=2, Prot=18 | ||
| SHRIMP AND VEGETABLE DUMPLINGS | 1 | 1 |
| Cal=40, Fat=2, Carbs=3, Fib=1, Prot=3 | ||
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