Cai’s Dim Sum Teahouse and Catering, a gateway to southern Vermont in West Brattleboro, provides unique authentic dishes with vegetarian wheat-free and gluten-free options and an emphasis on local ingredients.

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Cai’s Dim Sum Teahouse offers catering for meetings, reunions, retreats, workshops, and other gatherings with Chinese art and culture themed activities as an option. We can accommodate groups from 6 to 50 or more—please inquire with us regarding your needs. With advance notice we can also arrange a take-out order and pick-up with you throughout the month.

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C X Silver Gallery’s Dim Sum Teahouse also offers a variety of workshops, which can be incorporated into party packages for birthdays, reunions, or other events and meetings for families, organizations and corporations.

 

THE MEANING OF DIM SUM: 点心：

Dim Sum (Cantonese)

Dian Xin (Mandarin)

Dian … touching (a dab, the way a brush touches the paper with ink)

Xin … heart… the meal that nourishes

Dian also means: little, small,… smallness, as the essence of sensation.

Xin also means: the center of the plate.

Dian Xin (Dim Sum): the variety of small dishes.

 

SevendaysVT Magazine featured Cai’s Dim Sum as the “Far East Feast” in their survey of Brattleboro eateries. Thank you, Hannah Palmer Eagan!

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