
“Bao Place” is excited to be the first specialized restaurant to bring authentic hand-made Asian Bao Bun to the Ann Arbor community. 1. Come visit us for the most authentic Asian Bao Buns, handmade and freshly steamed daily so there is currently a limited supply of roughly 500 Baos everyday. 2. Our food uses only the highest quality and natural ingredients when possible; 3. All Buns are steamed! Steaming retains the nutritional value, freshness, and flavor of the ingredients, while having a great taste that you can’t find elsewhere.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 205 N Main St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: (734) 436-8488
Website: https://baospacea2.com/
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Reviews
I ordered cucumber salad, spring rolls, pork dumplings, and 1 bbq bao bun. Mostly everything was good not great. The dumplings with the spicy sauce were my favorite! Cucumber salad was nicely dressed and had a little spice. The pork was sadly very dry, even with the bit of fat, but favorable. Spring rolls were spring rolls. Not understuffed or mushy inside which I appreciate.
Also ordered a passionfruit specialty drink with boba/tapioca and a strawberry lemonade drink. The passionfruit was better, but both were deliciously fruity.
You place your order on a tablet,and they’ll bring it to your table if you do dine in. There is limited seating and I could see it getting packed depending on the time of day or certain days of the week.
Pork cabbage dumplings were very good. Beef onion and pork cabbage buns also excellent.
Both pork and beef rice bowls were ok but nothing fancy.
Counter ordering and table delivery were efficient. Lobby and Bathroom were clean. Overall a good place but some dishes were better than others.
This is a cramped little joint. Clean. It was Ann Arbor Air Fair weekend, the joint was at about 60% capacity. They ran out of the popular Pork Bao and the Hot and Sour soup, maybe those could’ve helped my rating but too bad. They ran out before noon, how is it possible? They make the Bao continuously in the open kitchen.
I had the Beef and Onion Bao and the Shrimp Bao, the meat core was OK, you can taste the MSG, the dough had the right chew and density. But they are not $3.50 – $4.00 ea. good. They are slightly better than the frozen ones you can buy from the Chinese supermarket. I saw some people even compared this to Ding Tai Fung, I feel bad for people who are still suffering from taste lost post COVID.
The most disappointing items are the miso soup and the rice bowls. Both the braised pork and the braised beef were just OK, nothing like what they should be. The flavors are too bland, the servings are small for the costs, but you do get a ton of semi-hard rice with it. The miso soup was absolutely revolting. It is just miso with some hot water, sea weed and tofu, absolutely no flavor and taste water down. I had instant miso soup from the convenient store better than that. Over all, these food items are cafeteria quality.
No alcohol here, just some soft drinks. I simply cannot give it more than 3 stars.
Might have been the time of day but the bao was not as fresh as I would have hoped. The texture of the buns were soft but had a tightness to the texture that I haven’t experienced anywhere else.. They sit in that steamer cage so it’s expected.
We had a big order for the purpose of having leftovers.
The fried rice tasted more like cooked rice with soy sauce added. Not much flavor past that point.
The fillings for the buns were mid. The shrimp one was a little fishy. Maybe that was intentional but I’m not a fan.