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http://ratetea.net/style/chrysanthemum-pu-erh/52/
Dim Sum is usually associated with Cantonese culture; in Cantonese, the word for Pu-erh is Bo Nay. Sometimes you will even see Chrysanthemum tea marketed as "Dim Sum Bo Nay Tea".
I've frequently been served Chrysanthemum Pu-erh, and regular pu-erh, with Dim Sum. I've also been served oolong. You can read about these teas here:
http://ratetea.net/style/pu-erh-tea/7/
http://ratetea.net/style/oolong-tea/3/
But like I said, it could really be any tea. But some types of tea are more common than others. Pu-erh and Chrysanthemum Pu-erh, both from my experience and from what I have read, have been the most common.
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