SUNJIBAOZI

The boiled pork slices are delicious, only 15 yuan, a bowl of hot, can be eaten by those who dare not eat spicy food. The recommended eight-treasure porridge is only 3 yuan, rich in content and nutritious, a must-order, the store is very popular, go early and eat early

Sunji Baozi is an old shop in Datong City, Shanxi Province. It has a history of at least 20 years and has always been popular with customers! The buns at Sunji Baozi are very authentic, and they are also served with a variety of side dishes and rice. They are cheap and good quality, and they have a constant stream of repeat customers!

Absolutely praise, delicious, not expensive, economical, as a local, I often eat there, it is trustworthy, I miss it even if I don't eat it for a long time. I didn't eat eggplant before, but he has a dish called "simmered eggplant with beans". It made me change. His dish is especially delicious. So I highly recommend everyone to come and eat there. There are many delicious dishes.

The line at the Dongfang Shaved Noodles restaurant we were originally going to was too long and we couldn't get a seat. This bun shop is also pretty good, but don't go too late and they'll run out of porridge. The pork and scallion buns are delicious, the rice bowl is generous and tasty, and the large mixed vegetables are also delicious. Five people spent 100 yuan. I was so busy eating that I forgot to take a photo...

Sun Ji Baozi in Datong is quite famous, with several chain stores. Locals love it for breakfast. Unlike most fast-food chains, this shop offers both Chinese and fast food. My favorite is the pork buns, which are rich, savory, and lingering. The menu is also excellent, with a touch of Cantonese flair. Ordering a few buns and a bowl of porridge in the morning is a delight. Despite its name, the fillings are plentiful, and the quality and affordability make it incredibly popular. Sun Ji Baozi has several branches in Datong. The one we visited is located on Yingbin West Road in the city center (we chose this location because a classmate said it was the most popular), not far from Yunzhong Road. The shop is located on the street, with a striking red sign, making it easy to find. Before we went in, we thought it was the same as Auntie Dumplings, specializing in steamed buns. But when we got inside, we found out that it wasn't the case. In addition to steamed buns, they also have porridge, noodles, hot dishes, drinks, etc., which is very rich. Because there are so many varieties, we asked the waitress about the sales situation (when it's difficult to satisfy everyone, this method is also a good way). Following her recommendation, we ordered eight-treasure porridge, two smoked pork buns, and a Kung Pao chicken. The eight-treasure porridge was generous in portion, a large bowl with plenty of ingredients, and it had a light sweetness in the mouth; the smoked pork buns were a little salty and the skin was a little thick; the Kung Pao chicken was very good, the chicken was tender and the vegetables were fresh. Overall, the taste was good. It's worth the price of more than ten yuan (it should be noted that the buns are sold by the number, which is different from some areas in the south where they are sold by the basket).