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五姐妹私廚刈包
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五姐妹私廚刈包

Wu Jie Mei Private Kitchen Gua Bao
Taiwanese Cuisine, Local Eats · 新莊區
★ 3.8・105 reviews 189 views Open now
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“The sweet-savory balance of classic braised pork and the tangy heat of pad krapow make a worthwhile stop. Ginger pork adds crisp vegetables, while the large fried pork-chop rice can turn it into a full meal. Takeaway gua bao is best eaten promptly.”

Classic and creative gua bao Old-dough fermented buns Pad krapow pork with fried egg
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WORTH THE STOP?

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★★★☆☆
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Depends on your schedule

If you are already at 幸福站 · Xingfu, 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
Braised pork and sweet peanut meet in one bite

Golden-Ratio Gua Bao combines delicate braised pork with pickled greens, cilantro, and sugared peanut powder. The old-dough bun catches the juices as sweetness, crunch, and pork richness unfold together.

02
One handheld form, several flavor directions

Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao pairs tangy mince with a whole fried egg, while Ginger Pork Gua Bao uses pork shoulder, onion, and cucumber for a lighter crunch. Both move beyond classic braised pork.

03
A large fried pork chop makes a full rice meal

A large bone-in pork chop has a golden crust and tender meat, served with egg and three sides. Its meaty presence turns rice into a complete boxed meal beyond the gua bao.

WHAT TO ORDER

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夜班大叔
Golden-Ratio Gua Bao MetroBites visit photo

Golden-Ratio Gua Bao

Tender braised pork with balanced fat and lean meat meets refreshing pickled greens, cilantro, and sweet peanut powder in an old-dough bun. Start here to understand the traditional combination.

TAIWAN FOOD Gua Bao
Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao MetroBites visit photo

Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao

Tangy, spicy pad krapow pork mince comes with chili and peas, with a whole fried egg tucked beneath for extra depth and substance. It suits anyone seeking Thai heat in a creative gua bao.

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Ginger Pork Gua Bao

Pork shoulder, onion, and cucumber bring light meatiness and vegetable crunch under ginger seasoning. Choose it for a flavor apart from fatty braised pork or spicy pad krapow.

A TASTE OF TAIWAN

From Taiwanese gua bao to a tangy new filling

Braised pork, pickled mustard greens, peanut powder, and cilantro form the familiar sweet-savory Taiwanese gua bao combination, here retaining sugared peanut aroma and tender meat. Pad krapow mince and a fried egg bring Thai-style tang and heat into the same bun, preserving its handheld form while changing the meal's cultural flavor.

TAIWAN FOOD GUIDE

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FIRST VISIT

First visit: how to order

01
Reserve frozen gua bao ahead

Frozen gua bao must be arranged in advance and cannot be purchased as a walk-in item.

METROBITES LOCAL TIP
Eat the classic gua bao soon after pickup

The peanut powder in the Golden-Ratio Gua Bao gradually absorbs the braised-pork juices. Eat soon after takeaway to better preserve the original texture of both powder and bun.

FULL VISIT

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✨ AI Quick Take

五姐妹私廚刈包 (Wu Jie Mei Private Kitchen Gua Bao) is on Fushou Street in Xinzhuang, New Taipei City, about a three-minute walk from 幸福站 · Xingfu. The shop extends traditional gua bao into several flavors: alongside Golden-Ratio Gua Bao with braised pork, pickled greens, peanut powder, and cilantro are creative ginger pork and pad krapow pork versions. Boxed meals and frozen gua bao are also available. It covers both classics and international variations for anyone wanting Taiwanese snacks with a choice of fillings.

Interior and dining atmosphere:After moving to its current Fushou Street address, the shop adopted a bright, contemporary look that moves gua bao beyond the image of a cart or plastic takeaway bag. There are a few seats, though most customers still take food away. A tear-open paper seal keeps hands cleaner while eating and makes the buns easy to carry for a picnic or snack on the go. Overall, it feels like a neat modern Taiwanese snack shop.
Location and dining notes:The address is 新北市新莊區福壽街98號, about a three-minute walk from 幸福站 · Xingfu. Seating is scarce, so remain flexible if you hope to dine in; takeaway is easier. One gua bao is substantial and noticeably filling. Meat juices can dampen the peanut powder after packing, so eat soon after pickup. Frozen gua bao requires advance arrangement and cannot be bought spontaneously at the shop.
● Golden-Ratio Gua Bao

Balanced layers of fatty and lean braised pork form the center. The fat is simmered tender without becoming cloying, while the lean portion stays delicate yet meaty. The old-dough fermented bun also holds refreshing pickled greens, cilantro, and peanut powder mixed with sugar. Southern-style sweetness rises through the savory filling, with peanut aroma, vegetable crunch, and meat juices arriving together in one bite.

黃金比例刈包● Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao

Tangy, spicy pad krapow pork is packed into a Taiwanese bun. The well-seasoned mince gets extra aroma and texture from peas and chili, while a whole fried egg sits underneath. Acidity and heat wake the palate, and the egg supplies depth and fullness. It keeps the handheld gua bao form but turns decisively toward Thai flavor.

打拋泰泰刈包
● Fried Pork-Chop Rice

A whole, large bone-in pork chop is fried to a golden exterior. Seasoning penetrates the meat, which remains tender rather than drying out. The bone is concentrated on one side, leaving mostly thick meat with strong presence beside the rice. Egg and three sides complete the box; despite the chop's size, the meal does not feel excessively greasy.

炸排骨飯
Gua bao is Taiwan's answer to a burger: simple bun and filling, but when the proportions are right, braised pork, peanut, and pickled greens speak for themselves.
💡 Ordering Notes

Begin with Golden-Ratio Gua Bao for the classic combination. Choose Ginger Pork Gua Bao for lighter pork slices and crisp vegetables, or Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao for tangy heat and greater fullness. Fried Pork-Chop Rice provides a large cut and sides when you want a rice meal. Eat gua bao soon after receiving it to preserve the bun and peanut powder.

  • Location:新北市新莊區福壽街98號, about a three-minute walk from 幸福站 · Xingfu
  • Type:Creative gua bao and Taiwanese boxed meals
  • Recommended:Golden-Ratio Gua Bao, Ginger Pork Gua Bao, Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao, and Fried Pork-Chop Rice
  • Features:Classic braised pork beside creative fillings, with easy-to-hold takeaway packaging
  • Best for:Anyone making gua bao a meal, afternoon snack, or takeaway picnic food

📌 Editor's Verdict

五姐妹私廚刈包 (Wu Jie Mei Private Kitchen Gua Bao) turns the familiar Taiwanese bun into a stage for several fillings. Golden-Ratio Gua Bao presents the classic with tender braised pork, pickled greens, peanut powder, and cilantro. Ginger Pork Gua Bao brings pork shoulder, onion, and cucumber into a lighter, crisper profile. Thai Pad Krapow Gua Bao is the boldest invention, packing tangy mince and a fried egg into the bun. For rice, Fried Pork-Chop Rice supplies a large cut with a fragrant crust and tender center. The Fushou Street shop is close to 幸福站 · Xingfu; seats are few and takeaway dominates, supported by packaging that opens cleanly for eating on the move. Whether gua bao is lunch or an afternoon snack, the desired meat texture and flavor point toward a clear choice.

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STORE INFORMATION

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Address
242台灣新北市新莊區信義里福壽街98號
Opening hours
Monday: 11:00 – 19:30
Tuesday: 11:00 – 19:30
Wednesday: 11:00 – 19:30
Thursday: 11:00 – 19:30
Friday: 11:00 – 19:30
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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GETTING THERE

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幸福站 · Xingfu
Exit 1 · about 3 min walk · about 184 m
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Exit 2 Another exit at the same station
about 3 min walk · about 240 m
Walking About 3 min from Exit 1 · about 184 m
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