Deal price: Cantonese dim sum set for 2 — ¥138 (≈$19, was ¥168) · 10 dishes · Weekdays, weekends and holidays at no extra charge · Valid October 22 – December 31, 2026 · ⏰ refundable if unreserved, auto-refunded if expired · Book by 20:00 the day before

Le Mei, the Chinese restaurant at Xiamen Le Méridien, does Cantonese dim sum with a Minnan twist — the set for two runs: crispy roast duck, flaky egg tarts, Xiamen taro buns, Le Méridien shrimp dumplings, crab-roe siu mai, garlic steamed pork ribs, red-rice shrimp rice rolls, soy-sauce steamed chicken feet, stir-fried beef rice noodles, and two mango pomelo sago desserts. Served lunch (11:30–14:30) and dinner (17:30–21:00) in a quiet courtyard-garden setting, with a walk through the hotel’s central garden and lawn after the meal.

Practical notes: book by 20:00 the day before; each voucher covers 2 people (larger sets are separate tiers). Tea is not included — tea service starts at ¥10 per person (Tieguanyin, Zhengshan Xiaozhong, Pu’er or chrysanthemum). Parking is free for 4 hours (register at the restaurant front desk before leaving). Dishes may vary with the season — the restaurant’s menu on the day rules. Unreserved vouchers can be refunded; once reserved they cannot be refunded, and expired vouchers auto-refund. This promotional price does not earn Marriott Bonvoy points. Address: Le Mei Chinese Restaurant, Xiamen Le Méridien Hotel, 6–13 Nanshan Champion Road, Huli District, Xiamen, Fujian.

Packages

Cantonese dim sum set for 2 (10 dishes incl. roast duck, shrimp dumplings, red-rice shrimp rolls, beef rice noodles, 2 mango pomelo sago) — ¥138 (≈$19, was ¥168; valid to December 31, 2026)
Cantonese set for 2–3 people (spicy cabbage, honey BBQ pork, Le Mei slow-cooked soup, baked prawns, three-cup chicken, pine-mushroom spinach tofu, lemon yellow croaker, garlic lettuce, shrimp noodle soup) — ¥268 (≈$37, was ¥298; valid to December 31, 2026)
Banquet set for 10 (Boston lobster with garlic vermicelli, iron-plate abalone, steamed grouper, roast yellow croaker rice, almond tea, fruit platter, plus a bottle of orange juice and a bottle of cola; private room available) — ¥1,688 (≈$234, was ¥1,988; valid to December 31, 2026)

What guests say

The merchant page carries 184 guest reviews about the hotel’s dining. Two representative ones about its dim sum offering, translated:

“For two people, 9 dishes in total — the staple, abalone braised pork rice, and mango pomelo sago all came in two portions, enough for three of us. The waiter asked whether we wanted plain water or tea, and the service stayed excellent even though we chose water — no tea-seating charge at all. The dim sum tasted wonderful! Every shrimp dim sum had at least two plump prawns. Really great!”