Zhongzheng District, Taipei City｜潮州包子

The spicy buns are delicious, and the original ones are also delicious. It would be a shame not to eat the spicy ones.

The signature Chao Zhou bun has sweet bun and savory marinated pork in it. Enjoyed it for my early afternoon snack and it’s only NT$25 super affordable price.

Delicious, the buns with meat only cost 20 yuan. The boss has a Buddha heart. There is a steamed bun with nothing on it on Jinshan South Road for 30 yuan, even though it is a big one. But compared to here, I would rather buy steamed buns, at least 5 at a time. Maybe the store belongs to the owner himself. But last time I asked the store clerk, she said it was rented. I was just thinking about how the land prices here are not cheap, how could they get such a price? It can be seen that the prices of buns sold in other places are too expensive, and most of them may be rented out by the store and eaten. There is Alice Ting in front of 201229, and he thinks it is expensive. I think it's ridiculous. Where else in Taipei can a steamed bun cost 20 yuan? It's almost like a traditional store like Atong Abao. Some newly opened chain stores sell it for 35 yuan per pill. In some places, a cup of milk costs 35 yuan, and in others, it costs 50 yuan. Coca-Cola is a chemical product, and supermarkets sell a can in a plastic bottle for about 32 yuan. It costs 20 yuan to put it in a tin can, or it costs 20 yuan to put pork in a steamed bun. Which one is more expensive? So I think some people are just talking nonsense and have a problem with their brains.