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Tiangongyuan Small Bites & Specialty Char Siu Kaung Pa (Yuan Yang Shui Shui Branch)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.3

1st Floor, No. 63, Yuquan Road

Dishes

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  Rice Porridge

  Millet porridge is a type of porridge made primarily from millet. The preparation method is simple: wash the millet, then boil it with an appropriate amount of water, and simmer over low heat until the porridge becomes thick.
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  Signature Fresh Meat Bun

  Our signature fresh meat buns are made with premium flour for the wrapper, filled with tender pork mince that is carefully seasoned and steamed to perfection. The dough is soft and white, the filling rich and full, offering a delicious taste that makes it a classic choice for breakfast.
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  Youtiao

  Youtiao is a long, cylindrical fried dough food made primarily from flour. After fermentation, it is quickly cooked in hot oil, causing it to expand rapidly. It has a golden color and a crispy texture.
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  Stir-fried Liver

  Stir-fried liver is a traditional snack made primarily from pig liver, intestines, and starch thickening. The pig liver is sliced, the intestines are cut into segments, and both are quickly stir-fried with various spices and seasonings. Finally, starch is used to thicken the sauce, resulting in a rich, flavorful dish with a satisfying texture.
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  Pork and Fennel Dumplings

  Pork and fennel buns are a type of dumpling made primarily from lean pork and fennel. The pork is minced and mixed with chopped fennel and seasonings, then wrapped into fermented dough, shaped into buns, and steamed until cooked.
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  Corn Porridge

  Corn porridge is a simple home-style rice dish, primarily made with corn kernels and rice. Mix the corn kernels and rice, then cook until the porridge thickens and has a smooth, delicate texture. This porridge is nutritious and suitable for people of all ages.
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  Trendy Beef Buns

  The celebrity beef bao is made primarily with beef, which is marinated and minced into a filling. It is mixed with seasonings such as scallions and ginger, then wrapped in fermented dough and steamed. The finished product has a soft outer skin and a savory, flavorful filling with a rich texture.
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  Labas Garlic

  Labazhi garlic is a traditional pickled dish, primarily made with garlic and vinegar. The preparation involves placing peeled garlic cloves into a sealed jar, pouring vinegar over them, sealing the jar, and storing it in a cool place until the garlic turns green and is ready to eat.
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  Tea Egg

  Tea eggs are a traditional Chinese snack made primarily from eggs and tea. The preparation involves boiling the eggs until fully cooked, then gently cracking the shells before simmering them together with tea, spices, and seasonings. This allows the tea's aroma to penetrate the egg, creating a unique flavor.
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  Tofu pudding

  Tofu pudding is a traditional delicacy made primarily from soft tofu, processed through a special technique that gives it a细腻柔滑的脑花状 texture. It is usually served with seasonings such as soy sauce, green onions, and cilantro, offering a rich flavor and nutritious health benefits.
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  Leek and Shrimp Dumplings

  Scallion and shrimp dumplings are made primarily with scallions and dried shrimp. The scallions are chopped and mixed with rehydrated dried shrimp, then seasoned and blended into a filling. This mixture is wrapped in dough and steamed. The finished product has a soft outer skin and a savory, aromatic filling.
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  Wonton

  Dumplings are a traditional Chinese noodle dish, made by wrapping flavorful meat filling in thin dough wrappers, usually shaped like ingots. To prepare, the seasoned meat filling is placed into rolled-out dough sheets, sealed tightly at the edges, and then boiled in hot water until cooked through. They can be enjoyed with soup broth and seasonings, offering a rich taste and nutritious flavor.

Reviews

• Sterling_23
  So this place has a ton of bao bun flavors to choose from, and I'm personally obsessed with the fennel ones — those are the best. The pork buns and the beef soup-filled buns are really worth trying too, though honestly everything here is on the saltier side, just so you know. The free congee and side dishes are a huge win. Pretty much every table grabs the millet congee and the pickled veggies. And if you're driving, the shop's in the Yuanyang Times shopping area, so parking out front is pretty easy. One heads up though — lunch rush gets packed and you might have to share a table. I'd definitely try to avoid the after-school hours if you can. Overall it's a cheap, cozy little spot, perfect for a quick, no-fuss meal. Would come back for sure.