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Spotted September 29, 2011Make sure to suck out the payload first. Sweet salty egg yolk goodness. -
Spotted December 23, 2010One of the best in the city. Many of the big places secretly get their roast pork from here. -
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Spotted November 20, 2009Excellent dish - thin, supple, yet resilient skin. Large piece of very fresh shrimp inside.
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Bruce, This is Why We're Fat said Great Shot!
Carberella said Great Find!
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Spotted November 20, 2009Skin so thin you can see the broth line very clearly. Very nice clean tasting broth and a very nice light meatball. New entry into the XLB scene in Richmond, BC.
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Spotted November 18, 2009Made with fresh mangoes - not a mix like at most places. Then drizzled with evaporated milk and condensed milk. Classic dim sum dessert.
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Alexa Andrzejewski Mmmm those look so chewy and good! Do you think the skin should be think or thick and chewy?
Alexa Andrzejewski Hey again! You should be able to view comments now.
Fernando Medrano I think there are at least two distinct styles - the more popular thin-skinned variety and the more rustic thick skinned variety. My general preference is to the thin skinned XLB (as popularized by Din Tai Fung, etc) which also tend to have light-flavoured broth and meatballs. I have had very good thick skinned XLB - typically a more rustic preparation with more flavourful broth and meatballs (often flavoured with Chinese cured hams, and other rich aromatics). What I don't like is when an XLB maker attempts a thin-skinned variant and ends up with a deflated, broth-deprived, dense-meatballed thick-skinned XLB. The one above has a thin skin (but not nearly as thin as the best places in town).
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Spotted November 06, 2009One of the best in town. Look at that thin skin. Delicately flavoured broth and nice tender meat ball.
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Spotted November 06, 2009Perhaps the best Roast Pork in town - World Class. Nice crunchy delicate skin, and mild flesh. Beautiful.
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Spotted November 06, 2009Very good. Expertly made.
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Alexa Andrzejewski Wow. Deep fried carbs wrapped in carbs... mmmm!
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Spotted November 06, 2009Great you tiao wrapped around a Chinese donut. Note the pork floss. Nice sesame sauce as well.
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Carberella, layla said Great Shot!
Brittany Very interesting! id love to try this! minus the pork floss =)
Fernando Medrano The pork floss is great...Think of it as cotton candy...but from a pig.
Brittany Lol, I'm a vegetarian. I don't want to think of cotton animal candy hahaha
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Randy F. said Great Shot!