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Tianhe Steamed Bun (Yanji Wuliu Village Store)

小吃快餐 · ⭐ 3.7

No. 204 Jingyu East Road

Dishes

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  Five-Spice Tea Egg

  Five-spice tea eggs are a traditional snack made primarily from eggs and tea. The preparation involves boiling the eggs, gently cracking the shells, then simmering them together with tea and five-spice powder to allow the eggs to fully absorb the tea and five-spice flavors.
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  Dough-cut Steamed Bun

  Steamed stuffed buns, also known as dao qie mantou, are a traditional Chinese pastry made primarily from flour and fermented dough. Shaped into long strips with a smooth surface, they are sliced evenly with a knife. The buns have a soft texture and a subtle wheat aroma, making them suitable as a staple food paired with various dishes, or as a breakfast or afternoon tea option.
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  Cream-filled Bun

  A custard bun is a Chinese pastry made with flour as the skin and custard filling as the main interior. To prepare it, fermented flour is rolled into a skin, filled with a custard mixture made from eggs, milk, butter, sugar, and starch, then steamed until cooked. The custard filling has a smooth and delicate texture with a rich dairy aroma.
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  Beef Dumplings

  Beef bao is a classic pastry made primarily with优质 beef, seasoned with scallions, ginger, and other spices, finely chopped to create a flavorful filling. The dough is made from high-gluten flour, fermented, then wrapped around the filling and steamed. The finished beef bao has a soft, white skin and a juicy, savory filling with distinct beef pieces, offering a rich and satisfying texture.
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  Brown Sugar Steamed Bun

  Red sugar steamed buns are a traditional Chinese pastry made primarily from red sugar and flour. After fermentation, the dough is flavored with red sugar and then steamed. The buns have a full, rounded shape, a light yellow color, and emit a sweet aroma of red sugar.
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  Minced Pork Steamed Dumplings

  Steamed pork dumplings made with minced pork, scallions, ginger, soy sauce, and cooking wine, mixed with a little starch, filled into thin, elastic wrappers, then steamed until soft and tender.
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  Vegetable Wrap

  A traditional Chinese dumpling made by wrapping vegetable filling in dough, using ingredients like flour, cabbage, carrot, and pork, prepared through kneading, rolling, stuffing, and steaming.
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  Scallion Oil Buns

  Scallion oil bao is a steamed bread made primarily from flour, fermented with yeast, then rolled into dough, sprinkled with scallions and salt, rolled up, cut into small segments, and steamed. The finished product has distinct layers, a rich scallion aroma, and a soft texture.
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  Red Bean Bun

  A red bean bun is a steamed dough food with wheat flour as the skin and red bean paste as the filling. The fermented dough is rolled into small rounds, filled with red bean paste, sealed into a ball, and then steamed until cooked.
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  Pickled Mustard Greens with Glass Noodles

  Xuecai粉丝包 is made primarily with xuecai (pickled mustard greens) and vermicelli. The soaked vermicelli is mixed with chopped xuecai, seasoned with调味料, and then wrapped into small parcels using lotus leaves or Chinese cabbage leaves. It is steamed until cooked through. The preparation is simple and emphasizes the natural flavors of the ingredients.
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  Mushroom Dumplings

  Xianggu Cai Bao is a Chinese dim sum dish made primarily with mushrooms and greens. The filling consists of diced mushrooms and chopped vegetables wrapped in a dough, then steamed to perfection, releasing a delicate vegetable aroma and the unique flavor of mushrooms. During preparation, the mushrooms and greens are first stir-fried and seasoned before being encased in the dough and steamed until fully cooked.
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  Fresh Meat

  Fresh meat usually refers to fresh pork or beef, cut into pieces or slices and cooked by stir-frying, boiling, or stewing. Main ingredients are fresh meats, often seasoned with scallions, ginger, and garlic.
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  Fresh Meat Soup Dumplings

  Steamed pork soup buns are filled with minced pork and pork skin jelly or broth gel. The dough is made from flour and water, steamed until cooked. When eaten, the wrapper breaks to release the savory broth.

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