Taoyuan｜Char Siu Buns~ Who loves freshly steamed Char Siu Buns!!

Honey Glazed Char Siu Buns $88 Iced Silk Stocking Milk Tea $88 Honey Glazed Char Siu Rice (with Sunny Side Up Egg) $198 Satay Beef Thick Toast $158 Stopped by for lunch on a weekday, and there was already one table occupied during lunchtime. The menu offers a good variety, and the dining space is clean. Honey Glazed Char Siu Buns come in a basket of two. The bun's outer layer is neither overly sweet nor too dry, making it quite enjoyable. The filling consists mostly of lean roasted pork, which is not overly sweet—a pretty good Char Siu Bun overall! Honey Glazed Char Siu Rice (with Sunny Side Up Egg) features large slices of Char Siu upon serving. Although the meat appears to be on the dry side, it actually has a balanced texture—neither too soft nor too tough—and is not overly sweet. Despite having more lean meat, the texture is not dry at all. Satay Beef Thick Toast is impressive. The satay flavor is well-balanced, and the beef is tender with generous portions. The thick toast is well-prepared, with both sides toasted to a slight crisp, giving it a delightful aroma and texture. The middle retains the unique fragrance and soft texture of the bread. Iced Silk Stocking Milk Tea is rather ordinary. The milk flavor is not rich enough, the tea aroma is lacking, and the texture is not very smooth. Qing Ting Dian Shui No. 16, Qingxin Road, Zhongli District, Taoyuan City