I think its because of that some variants of the 小笼包 has like “soup” in it, which make it less “dry” to eat, compared to like a standard bun. Its smaller and easier to eat. Kinda feels like a dumpling. And you don’t have to chew through so much bread to get to meat, like the meat to bread ratio is higher.
How does Xiaolongbao vary from other pork baozi?
I’ll be on the lookout for 小笼包. Probably won’t be back in Guangzhou for awhile though.
I think its because of that some variants of the 小笼包 has like “soup” in it, which make it less “dry” to eat, compared to like a standard bun. Its smaller and easier to eat. Kinda feels like a dumpling. And you don’t have to chew through so much bread to get to meat, like the meat to bread ratio is higher.
I mean idk how to describe taste of food lol.