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People walking at Irvine Spectrum

Please Note:

Store hours may vary; check with stores and restaurants directly for hours

Retailers

  • Sun - Thurs
  • 10am - 9pm
  • Fri - Sat
  • 10am - 10pm

Attractions

  • Sun - Thurs
  • 10am - 9pm
  • Fri - Sat
  • 10am - 10pm

Quick-Service Restaurants

  • Sun - Thurs
  • 11am - 9pm
  • Fri - Sat
  • 11am - 10pm

Full-Service Restaurants

  • Sun - Thurs
  • 11am - 10pm
  • Fri - Sat
  • 11am - 11pm

Din Tai Fung

Coming Soon
$ $ $ $
Dim Sum, Asian, Taiwanese, Chinese

The story of Din Tai Fung dates back to 1958 when it was originally founded as a cooking oil retail shop in Taipei, Taiwan by Bing-Yi Yang and his wife, Pen-Mei Lai.

In 1972, the couple dedicated half of their shop to making and selling Xiao Long Bao. The Xiao Long Bao became so popular that Mr. Yang phased out the oil business, turning Din Tai Fung into the full-fledged restaurant it is today. Since its founding, Din Tai Fung has become synonymous with quality, consistency, and warm hospitality. With a menu boasting far more than just Xiao Long Bao - including steamed buns, handmade noodles, and vegan dishes - the brand has won many accolades, including the coveted Michelin Star five times at its Hong Kong branch, and has introduced a taste of authentic Taiwanese cuisine to 13 countries.

Services:

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Full Bar
  • Coming Soon

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The story of Din Tai Fung dates back to 1958 when it was originally founded as a cooking oil retail shop in Taipei, Taiwan by Bing-Yi Yang and his wife, Pen-Mei Lai.

In 1972, the couple dedicated half of their shop to making and selling Xiao Long Bao. The Xiao Long Bao became so popular that Mr. Yang phased out the oil business, turning Din Tai Fung into the full-fledged restaurant it is today. Since its founding, Din Tai Fung has become synonymous with quality, consistency, and warm hospitality. With a menu boasting far more than just Xiao Long Bao - including steamed buns, handmade noodles, and vegan dishes - the brand has won many accolades, including the coveted Michelin Star five times at its Hong Kong branch, and has introduced a taste of authentic Taiwanese cuisine to 13 countries.