Master’s Baozi 一品名仕包子 @ Shanghai

When there’s a queue, there must be something interesting to be had. As for this queue, you can smell fresh baozi from far away.

It’s 3 pm in the afternoon, time for a tea break. And what better to go with your coffee or tea than a steaming hot bun.

All their buns were made fresh at the shop, and steamed when they were placed on order.

There were only four choices of buns available.

I skipped the sweet osmanthus and red bean paste bun 桂花豆沙包, no sweet tooth.

The fresh pork bun was juicy and quite filling.

I quite enjoyed the vegetarian bun, quite different from those in Singapore.

Of the three types, my favourite was the preserved vegetable bun. It was not too salty. But I enjoyed it so much that I bought it three days in a row.

Shops across town, but there’s one right at the corner of the Nanjing East Road pedestrian street, right behind H&M.

一品名仕包子（南京東路店）
上海市黃浦區九江路399號

Date visited : Dec 2021