Dim Sum Bao Posters and Art Prints

Dim sum vintage sunset with Chinese food plate.

Dim Sum

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dim sum green frog eating Chinese food in the pond.

dim sum owl with a nocturnal look with frightening eyes.

dim sum devil eating Chinese food in the hell.

Dim sum pigs who eat Chinese food with chopsticks.

Dim sum dog eating Chinese food with chopsticks.

Dim sum heartbeat with cool Chinese food or Asian food.

Dim sum crocodile with Chinese food in the river.

dim sum bull eating sweat Japanese food.

dim sum monkey eating Chinese food with chopsticks.

dim sum llama eating Chinese and Japanese food.

Dim sum zombie in tattoo style.

Dim sum wife who love to cook and eat Japanese and Chinese food.

I'm On Dim Sum Diet I See Dim Sum, I Eat It!

Dim sum panda with cool Japanese style chopsticks.

dim sum avocado holding a board protest for Chinese food.

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Cute dim sum in steamer with the words Dim sum lovin'

Kawaii Dim Sum Chinese Food Shirt

‘Dim sum’ (點心) literally translates to ‘touch the heart’, whilst the term ‘yum cha’ (飲茶) translates to ‘drink tea’. The most popular types of dim sum range from dumplings, buns, wraps, and noodle rolls (often filled with a mixture of fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables) to puffs, tarts, and puddings all hugely popular with locals & tourists alike.

Santa Bao Ribbon

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Show off your culinary flair with a shirt that features a delightful bao illustration. Oops, you've got a little bao on your shirt!!

Bao

Dim Sum.

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Dim Sum Darling.

‘Dim sum’ (點心) literally translates to ‘touch the heart’, whilst the term ‘yum cha’ (飲茶) translates to ‘drink tea’. The most popular types of dim sum range from dumplings, buns, wraps, and noodle rolls (often filled with a mixture of fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables) to puffs, tarts, and puddings all hugely popular with locals & tourists alike.

Taiwan Street Food 台灣小吃 - Xiao Long Bao Illustration 小籠包美食插畫

Thor Love and Thunder - Bao the God of Dumplings

Merry Little Christmas Bao. Art by Robert Jimenez.

Dumplings of the World. For foodies and lovers of everything dumpling.

‘Dim sum’ (點心) literally translates to ‘touch the heart’, whilst the term ‘yum cha’ (飲茶) translates to ‘drink tea’. The most popular types of dim sum range from dumplings, buns, wraps, and noodle rolls (often filled with a mixture of fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables) to puffs, tarts, and puddings all hugely popular with locals & tourists alike.

cute Dumplings of the World. For foodies and lovers of everything dumpling. Cute faces version.