Review: Shan Ji La Mian Xiao Long Bao (Singapore)

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Shan Ji La Mian Xiao Long Bao

offers various types of la mian and dumplings, as well as xiao long bao. Decent.

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Dumpling La Mian

Shan Ji La Mian Xiao Long Bao offers various types of la mian. Above is their dumpling la mian.

The dumpling has a soft skin wrapping a savoury tasting meat filling inside. The la mian is fairly firm and springy, and the soup has light decent flavours. Comes with some bok choy and black fungus. Just decent.

Guo Tie

Pan fried guo tie is available as well. The guo tie has a chewy skin with juicy and flavourful meat filling. It is fairly nice.

Xiao Long Bao

The xiao long bao has a chewy skin containing a nicely flavoured soup and meaty filling. Its skin is a little bit on the thick side, but still rather decent.

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