A guide to dim sum at Peacock London
Peacock London serves an upmarket, all-day dim sum menu until 5pm daily, built around premium ingredients such as lobster, morel mushroom, truffle and iberico pork, in a river-facing dining room at County Hall on London's South Bank.
Dim sum — small, shareable steamed and fried dishes traditionally eaten with tea — is served all day at Peacock London, right up until 5pm, making it as suited to a long weekend lunch as a pre-theatre bite. The kitchen takes a distinctly luxury approach to the format, swapping in ingredients like lobster and truffle where a classic dim sum menu might use pork or shrimp.
Signature dishes to try
Lobster Cheung Fun
Silky steamed rice-noodle rolls wrapped around lobster.
Morel Mushroom & Truffle Dumplings
An earthy, umami-forward take on the classic steamed dumpling.
Iberico & Foie Gras Gyoza
Pan-fried gyoza filled with iberico pork and foie gras.
Good to know before you visit
- Dim sum serviceAll day, until 5pm
- Good forLunch, groups, pre-theatre dining
- SettingRiver-facing tables, view of Big Ben
Frequently asked questions
What time does dim sum finish?
Dim sum is served until 5pm daily at Peacock London.
What are the signature dim sum dishes?
Lobster cheung fun, morel mushroom and truffle dumplings, and iberico pork and foie gras gyoza are among the standout dishes.
Is there a dim sum restaurant with a river view near the London Eye?
Yes — Peacock London serves dim sum in a river-facing dining room at County Hall, next to the London Eye, with views across the Thames to Big Ben.