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We had chicken dumplings, crab/pork soup dumplings, beef noodle soup and shrimp with lobster sauce. The dough of dumplings are a little too thick. Beef has too much fat. But all are tasty and flavorful.
We also got mango fruit tea(?) and milk tea with boba. I’m pretty sure they use brown sugar which is great!!! The boba needs some work. The texture is inconsistent. I got some good ones and hard ones in my drink.
Overall some small things need to be work out food-wise. But a good spot for meals or small food and tea.
We ordered the crab & pork soup dumplings which had 6 pieces. Dumplings were good with soft chicken inside and good amount of soup. The beef noodle soup was also good, beef was tender. I loved the shrimp with lobster sauce wok fried dish. Shrimps were huge and lobster sauce was so delicious. The chicken dumplings had a dozen pieces and came with 2 sauces. They were soft and tasty too. But all dumplings had really thick outer layer. Wish it was not as dense. Thinner dough would have tasted much better. I also liked the fruit tea drink.
The dishes came out quickly. Service was good overall. It was a really good lunch experience for us.
The pork soup dumplings are tasty and hold their own compared to some of the best I’ve had. The braised beef noodle soup is rich and comforting, while the bao chicken is flavorful and satisfying.
Portions are generous for the price, which makes it a solid value overall. The restaurant itself is modern and clean, giving off a nice vibe. Just a heads up though, it’s not really the best spot for parties larger than 6 people. But for smaller groups or casual meals, it’s a winner.
The bao chicken is a huge plate of pan fried white chicken chunks that were huge and hot. Very fresh, had a goopy sweet and slightly spicy sauce on it. Came with 4 pieces of broccoli and white rice.
I got an iced tea boba with strawberry popping boba. It was huge! And I loved the popping boba, and they were able to do no ice and no extra sugar.
The only negative was they charged extra for the chili sauce, and we didn’t know that because we only looked at the white menu where you check off your items but it’s on the other menu, $2.
There are a couple tables inside, it’s a cute place and I would come again!
2 months ago~: was pretty excited for this place but if I can’t get correct orders, an interesting menu becomes a lot less appetizing. Asked maybe 3-4 times for just a fried rice with no soy sauce? Still got it with soy sauce… and I can see on my receipt, my waiter didn’t even bother to mark it for no soy sauce anywhere. If I weren’t starving, I would have sent it back. Took it to go home and hopefully wash off the sauce myself later. Might be best to only do pickup orders here if you want to customize anything, because all the options I’m looking for are definitely on their little digital kiosk in-person and online. But the front desk tells me those options are not in their system??? Whatever. If you don’t have an item available, that’s okay! Just inform the customer in advance, before giving them something they didn’t ask for.
I definitely recommend a visit to Bao Dumplings & Bao Tea.
I wanted to order boba first, but the male server insisted I check off everything on the paper menu. I explained that I just wanted my drink first and needed more time to decide on food. He ended up putting in my drink order. When I later ordered pork buns, soup dumplings, and spicy noodle soup, he completely forgot the noodle soup. He asked if I wanted to pack up the leftovers and keep asking me to bring me the check…only then did I remind him I had ordered 3 items. He looks so confused and realized his mistake then so he apologized and said he got confused. I pointed out that I followed his instructions and still didn’t get my full order. What’s the point of having customers fill out their own order if it’s not handled properly?
Also, the restaurant only had 2 occupied tables at the time, so I don’t understand why I was being rushed to finish and leave.
The food, drinks, and location were great—but the service really needs improvement.