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Din Tai Fung Launches Black Sesame Mochi XLB, Get Bao Plushies For A Limited Time Too

Din Tai Fung has new black sesame mochi xiao long bao

If you were a fan of the Din Tai Fung Chocolate Mochi Xiao Long Bao that was available last year, then you’ll want in on this. The popular Taiwanese restaurant chain has announced a new XLB that is just as exciting: the Black Sesame Mochi Xiao Long Bao.

Available in a basket of Six Pieces ($12.80++) or Ten Pieces ($15.80++), these dessert dumplings are now a permanent fixture on Din Tai Fung’s already sizeable menu. Here, the dumplings’ signature 18 folds are filled with a black sesame paste that’s been slow-roasted till rich and fragrant. Thanks to the mochi component, a bite of this treat is pleasantly chewy as well!

You can enjoy the mochi XLB with two dipping sauces: the Chocolate Cream and Sea Salt Cream. While the former is remarkably decadent, the latter adds a touch of sweet-salty goodness to the already richly flavoured dumpling.

Din Tai Fung has also brought back their Noodle with Crispy Wanton in Spicy Sauce ($15.30++), a seasonal item that can be found at all outlets from now till 30 June 2025. This dish is marked by its springy noodles, spicy house-made sauce, and crispy, succulent wontons. We also hear that during this period, DBS and POSB Cardmembers can enjoy 10% off this dish.

But that’s not all—the franchise has opened its 27th outpost in Singapore at Punggol Coast Mall. This particular outlet will bring in some exclusive Din Tai Fung merchandise from Taiwan, including the adorable mascot plushie you see above. This is very much in line with the current trend of food-related plushies that you’ve seen all over social media.

For a look at the origin of this trend, read our Milo plushie coverage. For Pizza Hut’s version, read our Pizza Hut Cheeseburger Melts Plushies coverage.

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Din Tai Fung is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from @dintaifungsg

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

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