藍家割包/四神湯
Taipei CityZhongzheng DistrictSteamed bun shop
A Gongguan gua bao shop where you can customize the fat-to-lean ratio, paired with Four Gods Soup.
At a Glance
Signature Dishes
Gua bao
Choose lean, fatty, mixed, or mixed with more fat or lean; the bun is soft, while minced pork, peanut powder, and pickled mustard greens create a sweet-savory balance, though some diners dislike the minced-meat texture.
Four Gods Soup
Some find the flavor deep and lingering, while others find the ingredients sparse or consider a bowl at NT$90 expensive.
Pork intestine meat-thick soup noodles
The intestines are tender, and the meat-thick soup and noodle broth are rich; a side-dish option beyond the gua bao.
Rice dumpling
Contains shiitake, half an egg yolk, a small piece of meat, and peanuts; the plain version is mild, and sweet chili sauce makes it more enjoyable.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- A gua bao was recorded at NT$75; roselle plum tea was separately listed at NT$50.
- Peak hours
- Long lines may still occur at 2–3 p.m.
- Reservation
- Reservations are not accepted.
What you should know
Best for
- Gua bao diners who want to choose the fat-to-lean ratio
What you should know
- Dine-in and takeaway have separate lines; there is a recorded instance of getting a dine-in seat in under ten minutes.
- Four Gods Soup can be ordered with pork intestine, pork stomach, or a combination.
- The delivery order threshold still needs to be confirmed with the shop.