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3 Best Spots To Find Cute Animal Face Steamed Buns In Taipei

February 15, 2017

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3 Best Spots To Find Cute Animal Face Steamed Buns In Taipei

It’s no surprise that Taipei is filled with plenty of Instagram-worthy food options but the most Instagram-worthy of them all? Cute animal face steamed buns!

SEE ALSO: TAIPEI CITY GUIDE

Not only are these steamed buns adorable, they also come with sweet and savory fillings like sweet egg custard, sesame paste, and barbecue pork. During my trip to Taiwan, I visited a couple of these spots to eat the cute animal face steamed buns in Taipei!

 

3 Best Spots To Find Cute Animal Face Steamed Buns In Taipei

叁和院

The restaurant that started my craze of going to all the spots with cute steamed buns in Taipei. When I asked @taipeifoodie (if you’re visiting Taipei, you have to follow her account for all the best eats in the city!) for an Instagram-worthy restaurant, she recommended 叁和院. We tried all the cute buns at 叁和院 – you can order each bun individually or as a trio. Each cute steamed bun was filled with a different filling – barbecue pork, sesame paste, coconut, cranberry, mochi, and egg custard.

MRT Station: Zhongxiao Dunhua

No. 14, Lane 101, Section 4, Zhongxiao E Rd, Da’an District

 

Pig Steamed Buns

點點心 DIMDIMSUM

Yeah, I went out of the way for these pig steamed buns with yellow snot coming out the snout. The egg custard made from duck eggs so it’s sweet and savory. We didn’t try any other dimsum options when we were at 點點心, but the restaurant menu did say they were rated 101 best places to eat in the world by Newsweek Foodie Awards in 2012.

MRT Station: Taipei City Hall

110, Taipei City, Xinyi District, Section 5, Zhongxiao East Road, 68號

 

Panda steamed buns

@ubereats_tw

老抽茶餐廳

Gimme all the cute panda steamed buns with sweet egg yolk custard! If you don’t want to go all the way to Shilin, you can get these panda buns delivered with UberEats.

MRT Station: Shilin

No. 135, Wenlin Rd, Shilin District, Taipei City, 111

 

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Jane Ko is the Austin blogger behind A Taste of Koko, Austin's top food and travel blog featuring the hottest restaurants and weekend getaways. Jane has been a speaker at South by Southwest (SXSW), Texas Conference for Women, BlogHer, and more on entrepreneurship and social media. She lives in Austin Texas with her dog and cat.

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