
Siopao is also the Filipino version of the Chinese Baozi or steamed buns. It is also called salapao in Thailand.
It is a popular food here in the Philippines. It does not require utensils to eat and can be consumed on-the-go.

Pao Express serves ready-to-eat or frozen dimsum especially made for the Filipino taste. Pao Express started in 1999 and started franchising in 2002. Pao Express has 20 company-owned and franchised outlets.-source-
I particularly love the Siopao from Pao Express. They come in mini, medium and large sizes. Not to forget stuffings of different kinds. From the usual Asado and Bola-bola...Chicken, Vegetable, Mongo are also available.


2 comments:
Saraaap! I like the bola-bola. :D
yUmmy..siopao's my favorite. like the bola-bola much. yummy!
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