After dough has doubled in size, punch or press down to deflate. Divide dough into 10 equal portions and roll into a round shape. Let rest, covered for 10-15 minutes - this bench rest will ensure dough is easier to handle.
To shape buns, roll out each portion into an oval shape then fold ⅓ from each sides to the center. Rotate so that dough is now horizontal then roll and lengthen it slightly.
Rotate again to place dough vertically, use the corner of your palms to press the sides together on the bottom end to form a V-shape.
Use a sharp knife/pastry cutter to slice through the middle up to ¾ long from the top, leaving the bottom ¼ attached.
The dough will now resemble a Y-shape. Fold both ends of the top inwards towards the center, forming a ♡ shape. Transfer to a lined baking sheet. Place each dough 2 inches away from one another.
Let dough rise for its 2nd round of proofing, until double in size. This takes another 35-40 minutes depending on the weather.
During last 15 minutes, preheat oven to 180°C and prepare tuna topping. Finely dice a small to medium red onion, then mix with drained tuna. I like using spicy tuna. If using tuna in oil/spring water, you would want to add about 2 tbsp mayo and season with some salt and pepper. If you like you may even add some corn kernels.
Egg wash the buns, then top with one tablespoon of tuna mixture in the center, ensure it is spread evenly. Pipe kewpie mayo in zig-zag motion, then garnish with some dried parsley flake.
Bake at 180°C for 15-20 mins. Remove from oven, and let cool for 5 minutes then transfer onto a wire rack to let cool completely. Store in air tight container.