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Fried and Steamed Pork Buns – Why These Small Bites Are Big on Flavor

  • Writer: Krux One
    Krux One
  • Jun 23
  • 3 min read

Small, Savory, and Irresistible

At Kampung Malaysian Cuisine, few items fly out of our kitchen faster than our pork buns. Whether you love the crispy edges of a fried bun or the pillowy softness of a steamed one, these handheld treats are more than snacks—they’re a full-on flavor experience.

Golden-brown dumplings arranged on a pink plastic basket, set on a speckled gray surface, conveying a fresh, appetizing appearance.
Fried Pork Buns

What Makes Our Pork Buns Different?

  • Fresh, house-made dough prepared daily

  • Filled with seasoned, juicy pork cooked to perfection

  • Hand-shaped by our experienced kitchen team

  • Offered both crispy fried and fluffy steamed

  • Served piping hot with dipping sauces upon request

A Bite-Sized Legacy

Pork buns (also called baozi) have a rich cultural history across Asia. At Kampung, they reflect our dedication to authenticity with a Malaysian twist.

Chef Mary’s recipe is closely guarded—a blend of traditional spice, texture, and technique learned from her mother. These buns are more than food—they’re culinary heritage you can hold in your hand.

Fried vs. Steamed – What’s the Difference?

🥟 Fried Pork Buns

Golden brown with a crunchy base, chewy top, and a juicy pork center. These are pan-seared to perfection and have a satisfying crisp with every bite.

Best for:When you want something savory and hearty, almost like a dumpling-meets-sandwich hybrid.

🥟 Steamed Pork Buns

Soft, warm, and fluffy on the outside with a tender pork filling inside. Steaming preserves the bun’s delicate texture and makes it melt-in-your-mouth delicious.

Best for:When you crave something light but filling, or prefer a classic dim sum experience.

Not Just Popular—They’re Famous

We don’t just sell these buns in Duluth. We recently shipped 1,000 pork buns to a discreet client in Tennessee. Why?

Because when you bite into one, you’ll understand. Our pork buns are made with care and demand, and they travel well.

The Secret Is in the Filling

Our pork is:

  • Marinated overnight in house sauces

  • Lightly sweet, deeply savory, with hints of soy, garlic, and sesame

  • Chopped and mixed for the perfect meaty texture

Wrapped in freshly kneaded dough and sealed with care, each bun is a compact bundle of joy.

Pair Your Buns With…

  • Warm Soy Milk – a creamy, nutty balance to the savory richness

  • Spring Rolls or Dumplings – perfect for sharing

  • Chive Pockets – veggie-packed and crispy

  • Thai Iced Tea – for a little sweet contrast

Who Loves Our Pork Buns?

  • Shoppers on their lunch break

  • Late breakfast lovers

  • Dim sum aficionados

  • Families with kids

  • Even chefs from other kitchens in the Jusgo food court

Buns on the Go

Perfect for dine-in, takeout, or delivery:

  • 📦 Available all day, from open to close

  • 🛵 Order on DoorDash for fast delivery

  • ❄️ Ask about our frozen pork buns to take home and steam later

How to Eat a Pork Bun Like a Pro

  1. Don’t cut it—bite it. Let the steam release naturally.

  2. Pair with soy sauce, chili oil, or vinegar for extra zing.

  3. Eat while it’s hot for maximum juiciness.

  4. Order two—you’ll want another.

Common Questions

Q: Are your pork buns halal?A: No, they contain pork and are not halal. However, we offer halal chicken and beef options.

Q: Can I buy them frozen?A: Yes! Ask about our frozen pork or veggie buns to steam at home.

Q: Do you have vegetarian buns?A: Yes, we offer veggie and veggie “pork” buns as part of our Tim Sum collection.

Try Them for Yourself

📞 678-481-3081

🕘 Open Daily: 9 AM – 8:30 PM

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Don’t Sleep on the Buns

These little dishes are a big part of what makes Kampung Malaysian Cuisine special. Whether you’re craving that soft steamed bite or the satisfying sizzle of a fried bottom, our pork buns always deliver.

Get them while they’re hot—and trust us, they don’t stay on the plate for long.

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