Baby Shower Catering in Vancouver – Asian Menu

A baby shower calls for food that is warm, shareable, and beautiful. The Storm Cafe creates Asian-inspired baby shower menus that feel special without being fussy — perfect for gatherings at home, in a restaurant, or at a community hall anywhere in Vancouver.

Baby Shower Menu Ideas

Dim Sum Brunch Spread

• Har gow (crystal shrimp dumplings)
• Siu mai (pork and shrimp dumplings)
• Steamed BBQ pork buns
• Turnip cake with XO sauce
• Egg tarts

Noodle & Rice Station

• Longevity noodles (symbolizing a long, healthy life for baby)
• Fried rice with shrimp and egg
• Cold sesame noodle salad

Sweet Endings

• Mochi in pastel colours (pink, blue, yellow)
• Red bean soup (a traditional blessing dessert)
• Fruit platter with lychee, mango, and dragon fruit

Packages

• Intimate Shower (10–15 guests): dim sum spread + one noodle dish + dessert — from $220
• Full Celebration (25–40 guests): full menu + drink station — from $450
• Grand Shower (50+): custom menu with live dim sum station — get a quote

Set-Up and Styling

We deliver platters ready to serve. For larger events, we include bamboo steamers, ceramic platters, and serving ware that match your baby shower theme. Just share your colour palette.

Plan Your Baby Shower

Use the Event Menu Builder to select dishes and get a price. Or book a tasting for the parents-to-be.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make the food gender-reveal themed?

Yes! We can colour-coordinate mochi, use themed packaging, and even create a "reveal" dish (like coloured mochi inside a plain box).

Do you deliver on weekends?

Yes. Saturday and Sunday deliveries are available. Book at least 1 week in advance for weekend events.

Can you make nut-free dim sum?

Absolutely. Our standard dim sum items are nut-free. We will confirm the full allergen list for your menu before the event.

References

[1] Destination Vancouver, "Vancouver Dining Guide." https://www.destinationvancouver.com/restaurants/

[2] Daily Hive Vancouver, "Vancouver Food and Dining." https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/food

[3] BC Centre for Disease Control, "Food Safety and Nutrition." http://www.bccdc.ca/health-info/food-your-health

[4] Health Canada, "Food Safety for Canadians." https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/food-safety.html