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Meng Doorfront Mantou Shop (Founder Branch)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.5

No. 6 Zhanqian East Street

Dishes

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  Eight Treasure Glutinous Dumplings

  Babaoyu is a traditional Chinese dessert made primarily from glutinous rice, filled with red bean paste and various nuts and dried fruits such as walnuts, peanuts, and raisins. After steaming, it has a sticky soft outer layer and a sweet, rich filling, offering a complex and satisfying texture.
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  Signature Tofu Dumplings

  Our signature bean buns are made from high-quality yellow beans, processed through soaking, grinding, and boiling to create smooth and细腻豆沙. The outer skin is crafted from fine wheat flour, wrapped around sweet bean paste, and steamed to achieve an appealing golden-yellow appearance.
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  Roasted Cubed Bread

  Crispy fried or baked cubes made from bread, using flour-based dough and oil. Cut the bread into small pieces, then fry in a pan or bake until golden and crunchy.
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  Red Bean Dumpling

  Red bean buns are made with red beans as the main ingredient, processed into sweet filling after soaking, boiling, peeling, and stir-frying, then wrapped in fermented dough and steamed. The outer skin is soft, the inner filling sweet and smooth.
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  Brown Sugar Sesame Paste Swirl Bun

  Red sugar sesame paste flower roll is a traditional Chinese pastry made primarily from flour, filled with red sugar and sesame paste. After fermentation, rolling, and wrapping, it forms a layered bun. After steaming, the sweetness of the red sugar blends harmoniously with the aroma of the sesame paste, resulting in a soft and sweet texture that is widely loved.
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  Honey-glazed Steamed Bun

  Honey-glazed steamed buns are a simple and delicious snack. Slice the buns, brush them with honey, then bake until golden and crispy. The sweet aroma of honey blends perfectly with the wheat fragrance of the buns, creating a rich and satisfying texture.
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  Northwest Millet Cold Cake

  Northwest yellow millet cold cake is a chilled dessert made primarily from yellow millet. The process involves soaking the millet, steaming it until cooked, mashing it, and then cooling it to set its shape. To prepare it, the yellow millet is ground into flour, mixed with water to form a uniform paste, steamed until fully cooked, repeatedly pounded until smooth, and finally cooled and cut into pieces for serving.
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  Bean Chestnut Yellow Steamed Buns

  Doudou Li Huang Momo is a traditional snack made primarily from yellow beans and chestnut powder. After soaking the yellow beans, they are ground into soy milk, which is then mixed with chestnut powder, sugar, and yeast for fermentation. After steaming, the mochi has a golden yellow appearance, with a soft and sticky texture, and a subtle bean aroma combined with the sweet taste of chestnuts.
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  Belle Red Bean Roll

  Belle Red Bean Roll is an exquisite Chinese pastry featuring red bean paste as its main filling, wrapped in a soft dough skin. During preparation, the red bean paste is evenly spread onto the dough, then carefully rolled up and sliced into uniform pieces. The finished red bean rolls have an appealing color, rich red bean aroma, and a soft, chewy texture, offering a delightful and layered taste experience.
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  Sour Cabbage Dumplings

  Suancai Tuanzi is a traditional dish primarily made with pickled cabbage. The preparation involves chopping the pickled cabbage, mixing it with minced pork, scallions, ginger, and other seasonings to form a filling, then wrapping it in glutinous rice dough and steaming until cooked through.
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  Wild Vegetable Dumplings

  Wild vegetable dumplings are made primarily from fresh wild vegetables, mixed with glutinous rice flour and other seasonings to form a filling, then wrapped in glutinous rice dough and steamed. The dumplings have a round shape, and the green wild vegetable filling can be slightly seen through the skin.

Reviews

• Wren_18
  This place is kinda hidden — we literally walked around in circles trying to find it lol. But once we got there, wow. The signature bean paste bun had this really clear pattern on the outside, filling was nice and even, sweetness was just right, though it was a little dry. The eight-treasure sticky bean bun was the surprise of the night — outside was kinda dry and firm but the inside was packed with stuff, and the chestnut and walnut flavor really popped. The brown sugar sesame swirl roll had so many layers and the sesame paste was super rich, with that sweet brown sugar taste — honestly tasted like something my grandma used to make. The honey-baked steamed bun was sweet but not too sweet, smelled amazing. Way too many options, I wanted to try one of everything. To be fair though, it's a bit pricey for what you get.