Text and photos by SpottingView’s Liao Weiren
Minsheng Community is Taiwan’s earliest urban planning-inspired residential area, hailed by netizens as the country’s most beautiful neighborhood. Its peaceful yet vibrant atmosphere has not only attracted specialty cafés but also houses many hidden culinary treasures that delight local residents’ taste buds. Today, we’re taking you and our readers to enjoy some delicious xiaolongbao—no need to fight the crowds!
Suhang Dim Sum is a time-honored eatery with nearly 60 years of history.
Established in 1967 (the 56th year of the Republic of China), Suhang Dim Sum’s main branch is located on Section 2, Roosevelt Road. It’s a third-generation family recipe, and they’ve also opened a branch on Minsheng East Road—a popular spot among locals for authentic Jiang-Zhe–style dim sum.
Juicy xiaolongbao with thin wrappers.
Suhang Dim Sum specializes in various types of xiaolongbao, steamed dumplings, and shaomai—all made to order and steamed fresh, allowing diners to enjoy the most delicious flavors at their peak. Just looking at the pleats on the soup buns reveals the care and delicate techniques of the chefs.
Unforgettable shrimp steamed dumplings.
Their xiaolongbao feature ultra-thin wrappers packed with juice—bite in and the meaty aroma, rendered fat, and dough blend perfectly for an indescribably delicious experience. The shrimp steamed dumplings are equally beloved, with the sweet freshness of shrimp harmonizing beautifully with the filling, offering a delightful burst of flavors in every bite.
A wide selection of tasty side dishes.
In addition to steamed dishes, the eatery also offers a variety of staple foods such as noodle soups, fried rice, and vermicelli, along with a rich array of sides, snacks, and seasonal vegetables—ensuring every foodie can find their favorite Jiang-Zhe delights. And let’s be honest, dining out is all about piling your table high with goodies for maximum enjoyment.
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