What looks like half a scoop of sauce, no proteins, and a cup of rice + 2 bao the size of a cutie orange for $20. What an absolute ripoff.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Agustin Cortes
Ordered the family meal to find out the food was microwaved. Outside is cold, inside super hot.Nothing wrong with ghost kitchens, but the food had no real good flavor.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Maxi Priest
Not sure why I keep.orderimg from.this place I never get what I want. Ordered orange chicken twice and got something else. This place
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
jose castro
They were out of orange chicken and this is what got on my order without even asking me!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Shabnam Palmer
heads up, this isn’t its own restaurant, it’s inside of kusshi sushi. hard time finding it because when i looked up the address to go pick up my order it didn’t seem to exist, but that’s because it’s secretly inside another (muuuuuuch better, seriously, just order from kusshi instead) restaurant which isn’t made clear when you place an order.i’m not one to write bad food reviews but yeeeesh. the pork bao was very OK, kind of reminded me of the frozen char siu bao from trader joes if i’m being honest ? but the teriyaki bowl was so bland! tiny little pieces of chicken with a sauce that actually tasted like nothing. felt sorta like a frozen meal too, actually, like it was kind of watery. like i’m honestly amazed at how *nothing* it was. my husband got the kung pao bowl and he said it had a tiny bit of a kick but it was also just ok. we paid about $37 with tax for two bowl/2bao combos and it was absolutely not worth it.
Marcus S.
Disgusting why are they still open just ordered DoorDash and highly disappointed!! The teriyaki bowl is bland! How do you make a product like that
Terrill Cushnie ..
Loved the spicy Mongolian beed bao bun. Didnt love the flavor of the chicken teriyaki. The cheeseburger bun was bland. The chicken ginger pot stickers were amazing!!!
Lance O.
This is an online ordering (ghost kitchen) operation. You pick up from a restaurant space, but it's not really connected other than the space. You can't go to the restaurant and order from a menu. I didn't order very much (for lunch), but it was a pretty straightforward process and it was ready for me when I arrived. The BBQ Berkshire pork bao was okay. Not impressed, but the Spicy Mongolian beef bao was pretty good. The Ginger Chicken dumplings were good, Green Vegetable dumplings were okay.
K M.
Avoid. Virtual kitchen in Kusshi Sushi. Kung pao bowl is nothing like the picture (or actual KP chicken). Even if not, if it tasted good I'd give them a pass - but dry and tasteless. Buns also have the too long in the freeze flavor. Fillings (tried 4 varieties) all poor. Go to a real bao place - save yourself from my mistake.
J Preston
Buns and dumplings very good. Kung pao chicken was a joke - about one spoonful of sauce on a large container of rice. Tasteless. Huge waste of money.
I have a lot to say about this place... First, many of the locations are ghost kitchens. Despite the very critical reviews of other Wow Bao locations, I noticed this one was running out of the same address as Kusshi Sushi- a great local sushi place. I took the risk to try something new, ordered online and hoped it was a ghost/dark kitchen out of this sushi restaurant. While I still don't know if there is an association between the two, I can tell you that the food was great. I've never had a Bao so I have no comparison- but we enjoyed every bite. If this is a full dinner-style meal, I'd recommend 3-4 per person Bao for a dinner. I'd have been very satisfied with two for lunch. We had the Mongolian beef, chicken teriyaki, bbq pork, whole wheat vegetable, cheeseburger and egg with bacon (we didn't eat the egg with bacon- more on this below). They all arrived soft and surprisingly heavy. Everything we tried was enjoyed but in the future I would stick with the beef, chicken and pork. The vegetable Bao was nice but it didn't have enough flavor for me. The cheeseburger Bao had a sauce that tasted similar to Big Mac sauce. They have impressive labeling- the bottom parchment paper of the Bao is labeled with the flavor. Their packaging is also sort of lined on the inside which seems to keep in the moisture for the buns- this will be important later. The ginger chicken potstickers were a little crisp on the outside and had excellent flavor on the inside (I was hesitant on ordering these) which was thoroughly enjoyed. This is where I understood the bad reviews of other locations... we left a couple Bao (including the egg one) on the counter at room temperature in case we were snacky later. Well, we got snacky... and they were hard- not rock hard like others have described but not something I would eat. I suspect those with poor reviews from airports or after long deliveries may not have been as fresh or as well packaged as what we received. We will be ordering from here again, sticking to what I think may be more classic Bao and ensuring we select priority drop off on the delivery app to ensure freshness.
What looks like half a scoop of sauce, no proteins, and a cup of rice + 2 bao the size of a cutie orange for $20. What an absolute ripoff.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Ordered the family meal to find out the food was microwaved. Outside is cold, inside super hot.Nothing wrong with ghost kitchens, but the food had no real good flavor.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Not sure why I keep.orderimg from.this place I never get what I want. Ordered orange chicken twice and got something else. This place
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
They were out of orange chicken and this is what got on my order without even asking me!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
heads up, this isn’t its own restaurant, it’s inside of kusshi sushi. hard time finding it because when i looked up the address to go pick up my order it didn’t seem to exist, but that’s because it’s secretly inside another (muuuuuuch better, seriously, just order from kusshi instead) restaurant which isn’t made clear when you place an order.i’m not one to write bad food reviews but yeeeesh. the pork bao was very OK, kind of reminded me of the frozen char siu bao from trader joes if i’m being honest ? but the teriyaki bowl was so bland! tiny little pieces of chicken with a sauce that actually tasted like nothing. felt sorta like a frozen meal too, actually, like it was kind of watery. like i’m honestly amazed at how *nothing* it was. my husband got the kung pao bowl and he said it had a tiny bit of a kick but it was also just ok. we paid about $37 with tax for two bowl/2bao combos and it was absolutely not worth it.
Disgusting why are they still open just ordered DoorDash and highly disappointed!! The teriyaki bowl is bland! How do you make a product like that
Loved the spicy Mongolian beed bao bun. Didnt love the flavor of the chicken teriyaki. The cheeseburger bun was bland. The chicken ginger pot stickers were amazing!!!
This is an online ordering (ghost kitchen) operation. You pick up from a restaurant space, but it's not really connected other than the space. You can't go to the restaurant and order from a menu. I didn't order very much (for lunch), but it was a pretty straightforward process and it was ready for me when I arrived. The BBQ Berkshire pork bao was okay. Not impressed, but the Spicy Mongolian beef bao was pretty good. The Ginger Chicken dumplings were good, Green Vegetable dumplings were okay.
Avoid. Virtual kitchen in Kusshi Sushi. Kung pao bowl is nothing like the picture (or actual KP chicken). Even if not, if it tasted good I'd give them a pass - but dry and tasteless. Buns also have the too long in the freeze flavor. Fillings (tried 4 varieties) all poor. Go to a real bao place - save yourself from my mistake.
Buns and dumplings very good. Kung pao chicken was a joke - about one spoonful of sauce on a large container of rice. Tasteless. Huge waste of money.
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I have a lot to say about this place... First, many of the locations are ghost kitchens. Despite the very critical reviews of other Wow Bao locations, I noticed this one was running out of the same address as Kusshi Sushi- a great local sushi place. I took the risk to try something new, ordered online and hoped it was a ghost/dark kitchen out of this sushi restaurant. While I still don't know if there is an association between the two, I can tell you that the food was great. I've never had a Bao so I have no comparison- but we enjoyed every bite. If this is a full dinner-style meal, I'd recommend 3-4 per person Bao for a dinner. I'd have been very satisfied with two for lunch. We had the Mongolian beef, chicken teriyaki, bbq pork, whole wheat vegetable, cheeseburger and egg with bacon (we didn't eat the egg with bacon- more on this below). They all arrived soft and surprisingly heavy. Everything we tried was enjoyed but in the future I would stick with the beef, chicken and pork. The vegetable Bao was nice but it didn't have enough flavor for me. The cheeseburger Bao had a sauce that tasted similar to Big Mac sauce. They have impressive labeling- the bottom parchment paper of the Bao is labeled with the flavor. Their packaging is also sort of lined on the inside which seems to keep in the moisture for the buns- this will be important later. The ginger chicken potstickers were a little crisp on the outside and had excellent flavor on the inside (I was hesitant on ordering these) which was thoroughly enjoyed. This is where I understood the bad reviews of other locations... we left a couple Bao (including the egg one) on the counter at room temperature in case we were snacky later. Well, we got snacky... and they were hard- not rock hard like others have described but not something I would eat. I suspect those with poor reviews from airports or after long deliveries may not have been as fresh or as well packaged as what we received. We will be ordering from here again, sticking to what I think may be more classic Bao and ensuring we select priority drop off on the delivery app to ensure freshness.