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一江小籠包
Exit 1 · about 2 min walk

一江小籠包

Yi Jiang Steamed Buns
Chinese Cuisine, Local Eats · 中山區
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METROBITES VISITOR RATING
Consider it if you are nearby

“The draw of this street-side shop is the chewy old-dough wrapper and the clearly different personalities of its two fillings: pork and scallion for meaty sweetness, chives and glass noodles for a smoother, more aromatic bite. Sales are concentrated in the afternoon, so it works best as a dedicated snack stop where you can focus on wrapper and filling together.”

Old-dough handmade buns Pork and scallion filling Chive and glass-noodle filling
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WORTH THE STOP?

Is this place worth adding to your MRT itinerary?

It can feel very different if you are already at this stop versus making a special trip here.
★★★☆☆
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Depends on your schedule

If you are already at 松江南京站 · Songjiang Nanjing, it is an easy walk and a natural fit for this stop.

★☆☆☆☆
WORTH THE DETOUR?
Making a special trip
No need to ride over just for it

If you are elsewhere, consider whether it is worth an extra MRT ride just for this place.

WHY VISIT

Why add it to your itinerary?

01
Old-dough aroma and a pleasantly chewy wrapper

The old-dough wrapper is chewy and springy, releasing a clear wheat aroma as you chew, with a balanced ratio of wrapper to filling. If you care about bun dough texture, that elasticity is the main reason to stop.

02
Two choices: pork fragrance or chive savoriness

The pork bun combines sweet pork with scallion aroma, while the vegetable bun uses chives and glass noodles for a more savory, distinctive profile. The two fillings have separate personalities, and the small size makes them easy afternoon snacks.

WHAT TO ORDER

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Pork Bun MetroBites visit photo

Pork Bun

The small pork bun has a chewy, springy old-dough wrapper whose wheat aroma surrounds the sweet pork filling, with scallion adding another layer of fragrance. Wrapper and filling are well balanced, so each bite shows both dough texture and meat flavor—good for an afternoon snack.

TAIWAN FOOD Baozi & Mantou
Vegetable Bun MetroBites visit photo

Vegetable Bun

The vegetable bun is slightly larger than the pork version and opens to reveal chives and glass noodles. Chive aroma is pronounced, while the noodles add a smooth texture. The old-dough wrapper remains chewy, and the filling is more assertively seasoned, making it a good choice for anyone who likes savory chive flavors.

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Plan your visit around the afternoon opening

The shop has short selling hours and may sell out early. If you want the pork or vegetable buns, go close to the afternoon opening rather than leaving this snack until just before closing.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Visit Note

If you are looking for snacks near Songjiang Nanjing or food around Yijiang Street, 一江小籠包 is a representative old shop in the area. It is on Yijiang Street in Taipei’s Zhongshan area near Songjiang Road Lane 108, about 1 minute on foot from Exits 1 and 2 of Songjiang Nanjing. The menu is extremely simple—only pork buns and vegetable buns—made with fermented old dough and wrapped by hand. Selling hours are short and quantities limited, making it a natural stop for a hot afternoon snack.

一江小籠包 (Yi Jiang Steamed Buns) visit photo
Location and dining tips:一江小籠包 is at 台北市中山區一江街 17 號, very close to Songjiang Nanjing. Business hours are short, the shop closes on weekends and national holidays, and popular days can sell out early. If you are coming specifically for the pork or vegetable buns, go earlier after opening rather than risking a sold-out visit.
● Pork Bun

The pork bun is not large, but the wrapper is memorable. The fermented old-dough skin is chewy and springy, with a clear wheat aroma rather than the loose, anonymous texture of some steamed buns. The pork filling is sweet and clean tasting, without an obvious porky odor, and scallion adds a gentle sweet fragrance. The wrapper-to-filling ratio is well judged, so even a small bun delivers both dough character and meat flavor, making it an easy afternoon snack.


一江小籠包 (Yi Jiang Steamed Buns) visit photo一江小籠包 (Yi Jiang Steamed Buns) visit photo

● Vegetable Bun


The vegetable bun is a little larger than the pork one, filled with chives and glass noodles. The chive aroma is obvious, while the noodles add a smoother texture. Seasoning has more presence and suits people who like chive flavor but still want something lighter than the pork filling. Together with the chewy old-dough wrapper, it is not just a supporting option and is worth ordering alongside the pork version for comparison.


一江小籠包 (Yi Jiang Steamed Buns) visit photo
Uncle’s line: When a bun shop sells only two things and still draws a line, it usually is not because of tricks. The wrapper has aroma, the filling has flavor, and when afternoon comes people simply start drifting over.
💡 Ordering note

On a first visit, order one Pork Bun and one Vegetable Bun to compare the two fillings. The pork version is about sweet pork and old-dough aroma, while the vegetable version gives the home-style fragrance of chives and glass noodles. Selling hours are short and popular periods may involve a queue; if you happen to pass when the line is light, it is an easy afternoon snack to pick up.

  • Location:At 台北市中山區一江街 17 號 near Songjiang Road Lane 108, about 1 minute on foot from Songjiang Nanjing.
  • Type:Long-running handmade bun shop using fermented old-dough wrappers.
  • Recommended:Pork Bun and Vegetable Bun are both worth ordering once on a first visit.
  • Highlights:A very simple menu with only pork and vegetable buns, short selling hours, frequent queues, and occasional early sell-outs.
  • Good for:Afternoon snacks for nearby office workers, Songjiang Nanjing snack hunters, or anyone who likes old-dough steamed buns.

📌 Editor’s take

一江小籠包 is an old-school snack option near Songjiang Nanjing. There is no complicated menu or elaborate décor; the focus is fermented old-dough wrappers, hand wrapping, and two simple fillings. The pork bun is small and savory-sweet, while the vegetable bun brings the familiar flavor of chives and glass noodles. If you want a hot, simple, memorable afternoon snack around Yijiang Street, it belongs on the shortlist.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
10491台灣臺北市中山區興亞里一江街17號
Opening hours
Monday: 15:00 – 18:00
Tuesday: 15:00 – 18:00
Wednesday: 15:00 – 18:00
Thursday: 15:00 – 18:00
Friday: 15:00 – 18:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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GETTING THERE

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松江南京站 · Songjiang Nanjing
Exit 1 · about 2 min walk · about 82 m
Also convenient
Exit 2 Another exit at the same station
about 2 min walk · about 111 m
Walking About 2 min from Exit 1 · about 82 m
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