
おばけの小籠包 不二心 零号店 at Harajuku, Tokyo
Location: Japan, 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 2 Chome−27−10 1F 2号室
Harajuku, Tokyo
Dalian-born xiao long bao specialist bringing colourful flower-bud dumplings to Harajuku.
Dalian-born xiao long bao specialist bringing colourful flower-bud dumplings to Harajuku.
Obakeno Shoronpo Fujishin Zero-Go Store is a Chinese bao and xiao long bao specialist that made its Japan debut in Harajuku in July 2025. The brand originates from Dalian in China, where the parent house has run shops for over two centuries, and this Tokyo location is its first venture outside China. Skilled artisans were brought over from Dalian to hand-fold the dumplings, and the venue sits within the Q-ROOMS Harajuku concept space created by the Q-pot. accessory brand, giving it a playful, design-forward setting on a quiet side street. The star of the menu is the colourful flower-bud xiao long bao, a limited daily offering with delicate skins tinted in gentle hues, each filled with a rich, savoury broth. Wonton noodle sets and classic pork buns round out a concise menu designed for a quick, satisfying meal. The interior is compact but photogenic, with ghost motifs on the walls and original merchandise on display, making it a fun stop for those who enjoy character culture alongside good food. Dine-in is the primary format. For a genuinely distinctive Harajuku bite, this Dalian import offers xiao long bao unlike anything else in the neighbourhood. Stop by for a colourful, comforting bowl of dumplings and a touch of playful storytelling.Operating Hours
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おばけの小籠包 不二心 零号店

Oba-ke no Kobagashi Storefront
A brick building entrance with a wooden door and window displaying Japanese text 'おばけの小籠包' (Oni's dumplings). A red lantern hangs outside, and a floral arrangement sits near the entrance.

Steamed Meat Bun
A close-up of a steamed meat bun, split open to reveal the filling inside. The bun is placed in a bamboo steamer basket.











