Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10:45 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10:45 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5530 Windward Pkwy ste. 440, Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: (678) 580-2877
Website: https://www.baogogoga.com/
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I spent nearly $100.
When I finally got home, NOTHING Was good. I have had chinese food all over the country and I’ve had this kind of experience only a handful of times. My “Mongolian beef” was not Mongolian. It looks like curry. The picture doesn’t do it justice. It is a greenish yellow tint in real life. The pork dumplings were undercooked (Dangerous for pork) and the flavor was not good.
I called to get at least a partial refund but they want me to drive to them, and I don’t think they planned on giving me a refund anyway. I live an hour away and I’m not doing that. I just disputed it with my bank.
The manager or whoever was also kinda weird asking me personal questions while I was ordering, and eventually tried to get my number. Lol.
The reality was the complete opposite. The Bamboo Flounder was extremely spicy and filled with an unbelievable quantity of hot peppers, which I had to pick out just to try and eat it. Shockingly, it wasn’t just that dish—every single entree we ordered contained a similarly excessive amount of spice and peppers.
The food was inedible, and my specific instructions were completely disregarded. It was a total waste of money. This level of inattention to a customer’s request is unacceptable. I cannot recommend this restaurant and will not be ordering from here again. (The only saving grace was the wonton soup, which thankfully arrived without any peppers.)
Our favorite dish is Chongqing chicken. We have ordered it here at least a dozen times.
After today’s experience we won’t be returning.
They served us a dish that looked similar to Chongqing chicken.
Once we tasted it, we realized it wasn’t Chongqing chicken.
It was chopped up chicken wings but it had the same spices and appearance.
When we realized this, we immediately told the server. English is a second language for most of them. Not a bad thing but when they can’t get your order right it’s an issue.
We heard some terse conversations in the back and it was a bit loud.
Someone that we had never seen before came out and said we were delivered the wrong dish.
We did receive an apology.
We did not want the alternate dish.
We did not expect to pay for it as we did not eat it.
When the check came we were still charged for it.
Another sichuan style dish is kung pao chicken. We have ordered it many times there. This time it came sticky, sweet, kind of like the Americanized version. This is not what we wanted. It was a good run while it lasted. The authenticity is starting to fade. Not sure what’s going on.
Service was alright.
Atmosphere was alright.
Prices were too high for the flavor/experience.
Food:
Got the Sichuan chili wontons, fried eggplant in sweet and sour sauce, and gold mountain chicken.
The Sichuan chili wontons had no chili flakes or chilis in general, covered in a curry sauce for some reason?? And tasted nothing like Sichuan style food. Somehow they were the best item I had there, still.
The eggplant had a good texture and flavor, except the dish was filled heavily with lemongrass, to the point that it left my mouth numb lol …
The gold mountain chicken was fine.
The restaurant have a clean atmosphere, but for some reason they only played southern country music … Tough choice for a Chinese restaurant.
The worst thing is that we now have to look for a new Chinese food place which serves good vegetarian options. Oh well.