Sao Paulo đ§đ· Chinese food · Taiwan cutlet|
đ Dimei Ramen - Chapa đșïž R. RepĂșblica do Iraque, 1263 - Campo Belo, SĂŁo Paulo - SP, 04611-002 đ„ Finally! The Meat Bun Mission Accomplished Remember that bear-themed milk coffee shop? Last time their roujiamo (meat buns) were sold out, but this visit was a success! đ The menu serves up Taiwanese-inspired bites, from classic pork buns to creative curry twists. đ Meat Bun Showdown: Traditional vs. Curry âą Traditional Roujiamo: Tender braised pork belly stuffed in a fluffy steamed bunâjuicy, savory, and utterly classic. The fatty-meaty ratio is chef's kiss. đ·âš âą Curry Chicken Bun: A bold twist with Japanese curry-flavored chicken chunks. Creamy and aromatic, but the traditional pork still steals the show. đ âą Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings): Handle with care! Thin skins burst with hot, savory brothâpro tip: bite a tiny hole first to avoid scalding. đ„ đ Ramen: Decent but Not the Star Noodle bowls are solidâchewy noodles in rich broth with tender cha shuâbut nothing groundbreaking. Stick to the buns and dumplings for the real magic. đ đż Vibe: Cute Bears Meet Taiwanese Street Food The decor still features those adorable bear motifs, but now with Taiwanese night market vibes. Cozy for solo meals or small groupsâjust be prepared to wait if theyâre slammed. đ»đ« đ° Price Tag: Mid-Range for Taiwanese Grub âą Traditional roujiamo: ~45rs âą Curry bun: ~50rs âą Xiao long bao (6pcs): ~40rs Total per person: ~139rs. Steep for buns, but worth it for the authenticity. đ° â Final Bite: Come for the Buns, Stay for the Vibes Skip the average ramen and focus on the star players: traditional pork buns and soup dumplings. Perfect for a Taiwanese comfort food fix in SPâjust pray the buns arenât sold out! đ„ą #TaiwaneseCuisine #MeatBunLove #XiaoLongBao #OverseasEats