The skin of the soup dumplings is thicker and has a traditional flavor, while the filling is seasoned just right. The overall texture is hearty, and although the price is a bit higher, the taste is good.
A small dumpling shop with traditional flavors, perfect to experience when nearby.
The xiaolongbao at this place has thicker skin, giving it a solid texture with a hint of nostalgia.
Compared to the xiaolongbao at Houshanpi, the prices here are a bit higher—each one costs 12 yuan, while at Houshanpi, they only cost 7-8 yuan, so there is quite a difference in price.
However, the taste is not bad; the filling is seasoned well, and overall, it's pretty good, but it doesn't make you want to come back specifically for it.
If you're nearby and looking for a traditional-style xiaolongbao shop, you can give this place a try to experience this chewier texture.
But if you’re looking for value for money, Houshanpi's xiaolongbao is still a better deal.