The soy milk was either burnt or had gone bad. Regardless it tasted
Food: 1
Xindi Guo
Even though the sign said that they open at 9:30am, the door was locked and no one was inside the store. The owner should update their hours if they can’t stick with it.
Jacob Sweet
Simple, pleasant , quick, and cheap! Just no hand sanitizer available on the customer side. Will be making it a regular stop!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Soren Hawkins
Extremely high quality bao, well done, at a good price. You're not going to find an easier happier bao in the area.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Katherine L.
Not sure why ratings are so low. This place is a hole in the wall shop that sells some Chinese cold delicacies but mainly steamed buns and soy milk. The buns are huge (like the size of an adult fist) and cheap like $3-4. Are they the best buns I've had? No but they're definitely tasty and filling. eating 1-2 will pretty much fill an average adult up and it's super affordable. We love stopping by and picking some up for a quick weekend lunch
Jennifer Herrera
Great first time trying bao. This is a to go restaurant. We picked up some yummy bao to go and had it for lunches for the next couple days. I liked the pork with chives.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sauce Pork Buns
Christina Kang
Great steamed buns at a good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jonathan C.
The only available dishes on Friday afternoon were bao zi- steamed buns. Pork fillings vary in size. I had a meaty one, my daughter had a small one. The mapo tofu flavor is my favorite, but really all the savory ones are great.Shelves were bare with the exception of warmers for the buns. There is a smattering of refrigerated boxed foods and soy milk in one shelf on our second visit.Boxes are now plastic, not styrofoam. At $2.19 a bun and $19.99 for 10, it's a good value. It works out to less than $5 for a quick bite.Parking is plentiful as the area is never crowded. Service is fine for takeout.
Josef Matuska
Delicious and great prices.
Yunqi Shen
Great authentic Baozi, homemade yyds. Opens at 9:30 and serves the working class.(Excellent price and the hours. Would be even better if opens even earlier for the commuters because you’d agree, who wants to use the microwave when you can reach plenty of ready-made hot outstanding Baozi? Yup, you know what I mean.)
Small casual spot with $2.20/bao or $20 for 10. One wall has pre-packs while the opposite side has warming trays of with self serve options.Baos were perfectly tender with a good amount of filling. A perfect grab and go snack!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Olivia Vuong
so good. phenomenal value for delicious bao. skin to meat ratio is perfect. so comforting….
Wang L.
The bun is niceSpecially the tofu oneSpicy and soft and chewyTwo enough for a lunch
The soy milk was either burnt or had gone bad. Regardless it tasted
Food: 1
Even though the sign said that they open at 9:30am, the door was locked and no one was inside the store. The owner should update their hours if they can’t stick with it.
Simple, pleasant , quick, and cheap! Just no hand sanitizer available on the customer side. Will be making it a regular stop!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Extremely high quality bao, well done, at a good price. You're not going to find an easier happier bao in the area.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Not sure why ratings are so low. This place is a hole in the wall shop that sells some Chinese cold delicacies but mainly steamed buns and soy milk. The buns are huge (like the size of an adult fist) and cheap like $3-4. Are they the best buns I've had? No but they're definitely tasty and filling. eating 1-2 will pretty much fill an average adult up and it's super affordable. We love stopping by and picking some up for a quick weekend lunch
Great first time trying bao. This is a to go restaurant. We picked up some yummy bao to go and had it for lunches for the next couple days. I liked the pork with chives.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sauce Pork Buns
Great steamed buns at a good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The only available dishes on Friday afternoon were bao zi- steamed buns. Pork fillings vary in size. I had a meaty one, my daughter had a small one. The mapo tofu flavor is my favorite, but really all the savory ones are great.Shelves were bare with the exception of warmers for the buns. There is a smattering of refrigerated boxed foods and soy milk in one shelf on our second visit.Boxes are now plastic, not styrofoam. At $2.19 a bun and $19.99 for 10, it's a good value. It works out to less than $5 for a quick bite.Parking is plentiful as the area is never crowded. Service is fine for takeout.
Delicious and great prices.
Great authentic Baozi, homemade yyds. Opens at 9:30 and serves the working class.(Excellent price and the hours. Would be even better if opens even earlier for the commuters because you’d agree, who wants to use the microwave when you can reach plenty of ready-made hot outstanding Baozi? Yup, you know what I mean.)
Restaurantji Recommends
yummy yummy～, so yummy yummy☺️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Small casual spot with $2.20/bao or $20 for 10. One wall has pre-packs while the opposite side has warming trays of with self serve options.Baos were perfectly tender with a good amount of filling. A perfect grab and go snack!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
so good. phenomenal value for delicious bao. skin to meat ratio is perfect. so comforting….
The bun is niceSpecially the tofu oneSpicy and soft and chewyTwo enough for a lunch
Yummy!! My favorite is their sesame buns!
Food: 5
Service: 5