Our authentic Cantonese Dim Sum dishes are crafted from premium ingredients, frozen for freshness, and made with gratitude—for good food, for great company, and for the joy that lives in all of us.
Bringing Our Family Traditions To Your Table
Born in Canton and raised in Hong Kong, Jade grew up immersed in Cantonese cuisine at her family's historic tea house. Inspired by cherished moments shared over dim sum and tea, she founded House of Joy to bring the delight and connection of Cantonese gatherings to kitchen tables everywhere.
The House Of Joy Way
Joy Is A Practice
Quality Ingredients
Crafted by a mom who believes great food starts with better cleaner ingredients.
Authentic Flavor
Rooted in Cantonese tradition, loved by modern families.
Crafted for Connection
Because the best moments are shared.
Made With Gratitude
Food that infuses life with joy and meaningful moments.
YUM
CHA
Our how-to guide to hosting your own Yum Cha gathering at home.
It’s not just a meal. It’s a cultural ritual centered around family, community,
and good times.
The Cantonese tradition of gathering to enjoy Dim Sum and tea.
Choose Your Moment
Yum Cha usually happens in the morning or early afternoon, but anytime can be a perfect moment. Invite your favorite people to gather around some delicious bites.
BREW the tea
Jasmine, pu’er, and oolong teas have been served alongside dim sum for generations to refresh the palate, aid digestion, and keep the good vibes flowing.
Build Your Dim Sum Spread
Mix, match, and pass the plates around. With potstickers, siu mai, spring rolls, bao, and wonton soup, there are plenty of delicious bites to share.
Celebrate being together
Dim sum brings people together. Gather around and turn everyday meals into moments worth remembering.
Gratitude is a practice where you take a moment to recognize the goodness in front of you. The more you look for things to be grateful for, the more things you’ll find to build a house of joy inside yourself.
Start your gratitude practice:
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Take a moment to reflect on what you are grateful for. Anytime, anywhere.
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Think about what went well today. What brought you joy? What did you do to help others? Who were you happy to see?
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Write down your answers or hold them in your heart. Good things are always happening.
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Reach out to someone you are grateful for and let them know what you are thankful for.
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