Din Tai Fung (World Square) Review

The scale here is not large, but the price is very high. I feel that I am really crazy to come here to eat this. There are also many people, and it takes a while to wait for a dining table. If Western food can't fill your stomach, this is also a good choice.

Ding Taifeng has always been a traditional Chinese snack snack shop that is coveted by the world. It often sees foreigners to taste the most classic Xiaolongbao in Ding Taifeng. I personally feel that Xiaolongbao is not only a traditional snack, but the pride of the Chinese!

A Ding Taifeng meal, queue for an hour, Ding Taifeng in Sydney, vegetable meat dumplings and shrimp pot stickers taste good. Another hidden menu, order a shrimp red oil copy hand, order a bowl of vegetable broth, red shrimp meat copy hand and vegetable meat copy hand, on the menu are two dishes, and vegetable meat dumpling soup with some red oil and vinegar is another taste. Three sweet bags, black sesame is the best, followed by bean paste, taro is good, but not strong. There is no jade ice clear, so I gave up dessert after the meal.

The environment is very good, and he will not close at 5 o'clock like other shops. It is a good place to eat dinner. His signature side dishes are no different from other dishes. Xiaolongbao is OK, and the hot and sour soup is inferior. Compared with other countries, the dishes here are not cheap, three teas Australian dollars 31.9

Located in the World Square, I know that there is a Ding Taifeng in Sydney, but I don’t know that it is so popular here. The time we went there was very good. It was opened at five o’clock in less than ten minutes. After a while, the team went in directly. The taste was quite authentic. There is soy milk in this store, which is really delicious. Two cups. It was the checkout that I knew that there was some small expensive, but it was worth it!

Ding Taifeng is a famous snack brand in Taiwan. I have eaten its buns at Taipei 101 Building and I am impressed by the deliciousness. There are also several of its branches in Sydney, and this store in World Square is very popular. The restaurant offers a variety of Chinese snacks, not only Chinese customers, but Australians also go a lot.