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	== Characteristics ==		== Characteristics ==
			The sandwich balances a crunchy-edged, savory pork chop against a soft or lightly toasted bun. Seasoning is usually straightforward—salt, pepper, garlic, and soy or Worcestershire-style notes—so the meat stays the focus. Bone-in chops are traditional in some stalls; boneless slices cook faster for lunch queues. Condiments are optional and shop-dependent rather than a fixed national recipe.

	~~Contrast of crunchy-edged~~ pork ~~and soft bread; seasoning is savory. Shops may toast the~~ bun ~~lightly~~.		Unlike enclosed steamed [[Baozi]] or [[Gua Bao]], the Macau pork chop bun uses a Western-leaning crusty roll reflecting Macanese bakery culture shared with [[Egg Tart]] shops.

	== Ingredients (overview) ==		== Ingredients (overview) ==
			Pork chop (bone-in or boneless), marinade, oil for frying or grilling, and a Macau-style bun. Mustard, chili sauce, or fresh lettuce appear in some versions. The bun is often warmed or lightly toasted so it does not collapse under the hot chop.
	Pork chop (bone-in or boneless), marinade, oil for frying, Macau-style bun. ~~Condiment options vary~~.

	== History and culture ==		== History and culture ==
			Pork chop bun is treated as a casual Macanese icon alongside [[African Chicken]], [[Minchi]], and Portuguese-influenced bakery sweets such as [[Egg Tart]]. Street stalls and small cafés sell it as a grab-and-go lunch rather than a banquet dish. It illustrates Macau's layered Chinese–Portuguese food history listed on [[Macau Food]], distinct from Cantonese [[Dim Sum]] carts across the water in Hong Kong.
	A casual Macanese icon alongside [[African Chicken]], [[Minchi]], and [[Egg Tart]] ~~bakery culture~~.

	== Serving and variations ==		== Serving and variations ==
			Eaten by hand as a snack or light meal. Shops may offer spicier marinades, cheese, or egg add-ons; classic versions stay meat-and-bun simple. See [[Macau Food]] for companion dishes, and compare other Chinese handheld buns such as [[Gua Bao]] and [[Roujiamo]].
	As a ~~handheld~~ snack. See [[Macau Food]], [[~~African Chicken~~]], and [[~~Minchi~~]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Macau Food]]		* [[Macau Food]]
	* [[African Chicken]]		* [[African Chicken]]
	* [[Minchi]]		* [[Minchi]]
	* [[Egg Tart]]		* [[Egg Tart]]
			* [[Gua Bao]]
			* [[Roujiamo]]
			* [[Hong Kong Food]]
	* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]		* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]

	== References ==		== References ==

	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

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	{{Infobox chinese food		{{Infobox chinese food
			\| image = Pork Chop Bun.jpg
			\| caption = Pork Chop Bun
	\| alternate_name = Macau pork chop bun; 猪排包; bifana-like Macanese sandwich		\| alternate_name = Macau pork chop bun; 猪排包; bifana-like Macanese sandwich
	\| pinyin = Zhū pá bāo		\| pinyin = Zhū pá bāo

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|title=Pork Chop Bun (猪扒包) - Chinese Food Wiki
|keywords=Pork Chop Bun,猪扒包,Macau Food,Macanese
|description=Pork Chop Bun is a Macau street sandwich of a fried pork chop in a crusty bun.
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{{Infobox chinese food
| alternate_name = Macau pork chop bun; 猪排包; bifana-like Macanese sandwich
| pinyin = Zhū pá bāo
| type = Sandwich
| course = Snack / light meal
| country = China
| region = Macau
| other = Crusty bun with fried pork chop
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'''Pork Chop Bun''' (Simplified Chinese: 猪扒包; Traditional Chinese: 豬扒包; Pinyin: ''Zhū pá bāo'') is a Macanese street sandwich: a thin fried pork chop tucked into a lightly crisp bun, sometimes with mustard or chili—portable comfort food of [[Macau Food]].<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_chop_bun English Wikipedia]</ref>

== Characteristics ==

Contrast of crunchy-edged pork and soft bread; seasoning is savory. Shops may toast the bun lightly.

== Ingredients (overview) ==

Pork chop (bone-in or boneless), marinade, oil for frying, Macau-style bun. Condiment options vary.

== History and culture ==

A casual Macanese icon alongside [[African Chicken]], [[Minchi]], and [[Egg Tart]] bakery culture.

== Serving and variations ==

As a handheld snack. See [[Macau Food]], [[African Chicken]], and [[Minchi]].

== See also ==

* [[Macau Food]]
* [[African Chicken]]
* [[Minchi]]
* [[Egg Tart]]
* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]

== References ==

{{reflist}}