Baobao Dumpling House

Great, authentic Asian cuisine! Plates are large enough to share or eat on your own. I would recommend trying a number of dishes and sharing so you can try all the wonderful things!! I hear it is usually busy and sometimes hard to get in, but I think we lucked out as there were plenty of open tables. The service is quick and pleasant. I would highly recommend Bao Bao!

Came after work with a few coworkers and it was just what we were looking for. Think we tried everything on the menu basically. The dumplings are great prefer the steamed ones but all were excellent. I will pass on the crab rangoon next time just because not much flavor and overcooked a bit. Will definitely be going back for more. But the hot teas, wine and cocktails were all excellent.

Went for a quick dinner. Spent about 45 mins there and was well worth it. We had the slaw which was outstanding and a few orders of the dumplings. So flavorful. The ordering is a little annoying as you have go up to the counter every time you want something, even a drink if your at the bar. Small inconvenience tor an outstanding meal.

Must visit restaurant in Portland! Interesting variations of dumplings🥟 Pan-fried Beef Bulbogi is a must try (personal favourite! ). The team are VERY CREATIVE with their food & drinks menu Eighty Ate slaw is a perfect cold dish to have. Had some fried mochi balls as dessert too (so good! ) Awesome staffs, great atmosphere, great place for some snacks and meals anytime in Bao Bao! Highly recommended 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥟

Pretentious, precious and catering to the “beautiful people”. The owner seems to have done everything she can to turn-off her once loyal customers; from trying to implement forced tips to preaching all sorts of rules and policies around and after the primary COVID outbreak. Have a question? The darlings here leave a smug vocally-fry message on their voicemail saying they “don’t answer phone calls during “service” “. We loved coming here for the first couple of years but the smug became just too difficult to ignore. Now I just wish they’d leave my once friendly, eclectic town. The restaurant and its media thirsty owner(s) would be much more at home in Boston, New York or, preferably far-away San Francisco.