
▲ The curly-haired "Pom Pom Lion" comes in six playful expressions, with only six freshly baked each time. (Photo /IG@shishi_bao Provided, no unauthorized reproduction to avoid infringement)
Reporter Guo Xuansuan / Comprehensive report
The old grain silos built during the Japanese colonial period have been renovated but still retain their classic vintage charm. "Like, Love, Don't Leave" carries on the spirit of these historic buildings by combining locally sourced high-quality ingredients with artisanal craftsmanship, along with whimsical theatrical storytelling. The restored old building has transformed into an adorable space filled with the aroma of fresh bread, baking up innovative and delicious loaves.
Breaking away from the traditional bland taste and appearance of meat floss bread, creative ingenuity has turned this familiar classic loaf into an ultra-healing, super-cute Pom Pom Lion bread character. The recently viral, super-adorable "Pom Pom Lion" meat floss bread is baked in limited quantities—only six per batch. Each of the six lions sports lively, fun facial expressions, featuring popular emoji-like designs. Each adorable Pom Pom Lion is just 42 NT dollars at the price of a copper plate—perfect for satisfying your girlish heart without breaking the bank.

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The curly lion fur on the bread is made from two types of meat floss with different textures—chewy meat jerky paired with finer floss. The filling uses silky, non-greasy mayonnaise. Not only is the appearance exquisite, but the taste is also surprisingly delightful and layered. The facial expressions are painted on with sesame paste—pouting lips, heart eyes, and even angry faces are all so cute they’re almost too hard to eat.
Xi Huang. Love. Don't Leave Bakery
Address: No. 4, Lane 3, Alley 346, Section 2, Bade Road, Songshan District, Taipei City
Business hours: 8:00–19:00 (Closed Tuesdays)
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