Small, cozy spot offers fragrant pork bao buns that sell out fast, showing their popularity. Airy, clean space feels like a traditional Vietnamese shop with a warm, home-like vibe. Limited seating creates a bustling, welcoming atmosphere perfect for casual dining.
Pork in the buns is fragrant and the bao stays perfectly fluffy and moist without getting mushy. Banh bao sells out quickly, often before 9am, showing strong demand for its delicious flavor.
"I found the food here to be delicious."
"I found the Vietnamese food here to be authentic and delicious."
"These Bao Buns taste like home, so authentic and heartwarming."
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They only sell this 'special' on Sundays.
Cô Anh closes at 4pm and on Thursdays.
There may be a wait because the store can only seat 5-6 tables.
Traditional Japanese decor sets a cozy mood with intimate ambiance. Soft, fluffy bao buns like Chashu Pork and unique Spider Bao shine alongside fresh sushi. Lively energy and exceptional sake make dining here a vibrant, memorable experience.
Soft, fluffy bao buns come filled with Chashu Pork and a unique Spider Bao option. These buns stand out alongside other dishes like papas bravas and sashimi plates.
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Happy hour runs from 9 PM to midnight with various food and drink specials.
Late-night happy hour starts at 10 PM with unbeatable deals.
Brunch on weekends includes bottomless mimosas in five flavors.
Restaurant blends traditional Japanese decor with a modern vibe and a clean, relaxing atmosphere. Shrimp bao buns offer a spicy kick that pairs well with ramen. Full bar serves Japanese and local drinks, creating a lively yet comfortable energy.
Shrimp bao buns come with a spicy kick and pair well with ramen dishes. These bao sandwiches offer a flavorful bite that stands out alongside sushi and tonkotsu ramen.
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Reservations are not required but visiting early is recommended due to limited servings.
Happy hour specials are available, making it a good time to visit.
Expect a busy atmosphere during peak hours, especially in the afternoon.
Venue blends live DJs on a rooftop with a lively comedy club indoors. Bahn Mi bao offers rich, decadent flavor and fun presentation. Hookah bar adds flavorful smoke to the energetic vibe.
Bahn Mi bao stands out with a fun presentation and a rich, decadent flavor. Bao buns overall are good and satisfying.
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There is a $29.95 all-you-can-drink offer for 90 minutes with a premium bar.
After 10pm most nights, the rooftop nightclub opens for a lively experience.
The comedy night features headliner comedian Don Burnhart.
Spacious dining area with traditional Chinese decor offers a calm, inviting vibe perfect for casual meals. Soupy xiao long bao and pork Yummy Yummy Bao shine with rich fillings and delicate wrappers. Large round tables with lazy Susans enhance group dining experiences.
Soupy xiao long bao and soup pan fried buns stand out with rich fillings and delicate wrappers. The pork Yummy Yummy Bao offers a flavorful twist alongside classic pan fried buns.
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They are open until 2 a.m. on Sundays, perfect for late-night dining.
Providing a Google review or spending a certain amount grants a free appetizer.
The cleanliness of both the utensils and food may be concerning.
Chinese bakery buzzes with authentic flavors and generous portions. Bao buns shine with fresh CharSiu BBQ pork and chicken, making them a must-try. Prices stay low, drawing steady crowds eager for steamed pork buns that sell out fast.
Bao buns feature freshly made CharSiu BBQ pork and chicken options with very tasty buns. The quality and taste make them worth a special trip.
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Steamed pork buns are available from 10am and tend to sell out quickly.
The bakery operates on a first come, first serve basis, and items sell out fast.
Parking can be tight since the plaza gets very busy.
Small, cozy spot serves huge portions of flavorful Chinese dishes with a grab-and-go vibe. Char siu bao is enormous and fresh, offering a unique taste unlike typical baked versions. Best fried rice and standout General Tso's chicken make it a family-run favorite.
Char siu bao comes in an enormous size with no bad or off-tasting ammonia, showing good quality. Manapua offers a unique taste unlike typical baked char siu bao.
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Rice to Go is a take-out only place, and the menu is displayed in the window.
You need to decide what to order before going inside, and it's helpful to take a picture of the menu.
The portions are big, enough to feed multiple people.
Dim sum spot shines with fluffy cha siu baos and a modern, bright dining area. Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere that blends elegance and comfort. Bar seating suits solo diners seeking lively yet relaxed vibes.
Cha siu baos stand out with their light, fluffy buns filled with flavorful pork. The BBQ pork baos offer a flaky texture and rich taste that many find amazing.
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Reservations are required on weekends and holidays to avoid long waits.
Expect a 30-minute wait without a reservation during peak hours.
There is ample free indoor parking available at the Palms.
Open kitchen shows dumpling makers crafting fresh bao buns, creating an authentic vibe. Crab Long Bao offers a burst of flavor, while sweet options like Chocolate Long Bao provide a light finish. Calm space with Chinese music makes dining inviting and warm.
Crab Long Bao buns stand out with a burst of flavor and are a must-have. The Sheng Jian Bao offers rich taste and is cooked beautifully. Sweet options like the Chocolate Long Bao and dessert Xiaolong Bao with Nutella and banana provide a light, satisfying finish.
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Reservations can be made online for convenience.
An 18% automatic tip is added for parties of five or more.
Parking is generally open and accessible at this location.
Open kitchen shows chefs hand-pulling noodles, adding a visual craft to the meal. Bright, clean space feels casual and welcoming. Xiao long bao offers authentic soup-filled bites, while Mongolian beef and house special bao bring distinct flavors.
Xiao long bao stands out with its authentic soup-filled quality. The menu also features Mongolian beef and house special bao that offer distinct flavors.
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There is plenty of parking available.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
The average price per person is around $25.
Open kitchen and stylish decor create a lively vibe with vibrant energy. Menu clearly marks allergens, making it allergy-friendly. Bao buns feature freshly made dough with standout barbecue and fried pork options.
Bao buns come with freshly made dough and include standout options like barbecue pork and fried pork. A unique bao-like dish features caramelized baked bread with condensed milk instead of salsa.
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Happy hour runs daily from 4 to 6:30 PM at the bar only.
The restaurant offers vegan and gluten-free options for dietary restrictions.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during busy hours.
Food hall offers a spacious layout with cozy seating and lively zones like a sports bar. Bao buns stand out with crispy eggplant and pork belly options. Ordering is easy via kiosks or mobile, plus a soda machine has over 50 flavors to choose from.
Bao buns feature pork belly and crispy eggplant options. The eggplant bao resembles tempura eggplant with a crunchy texture.
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Happy hour features $2 oysters from Monday to Friday, 4-6 PM.
The $75 all-you-can-eat option is available from 3-11 PM.
Proper Eats Food Hall offers a variety of food options through kiosk ordering.
Dim sum shines with unique bao buns like the soft vegetarian and black lava dessert options. Modern, trendy vibe blends with ancient Asian designs in a large, open space featuring a welcoming bar. Thoughtful touches like warm teapots and interactive menus enhance the relaxed atmosphere.
Vegetarian bao stands out with its soft, pull-apart texture and rich flavor. The black lava bao features a custardy yolk filling beneath a super soft exterior, making it a notable dessert option.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to secure a table.
A steep service charge applies for credit card payments, so be prepared.
Complimentary chocolate fondue is offered during birthday weekends.
Large dining hall shines with ample natural light and lively Asian decor. Soup dumplings steal the show as delicate soup-filled dumplings. Unique drinks like sake and soju add to the fun. Chocolate banana bao offers a sweet twist for dessert.
Xiao long bao stands out with its delicate soup-filled dumplings. The chocolate banana bao offers a sweet twist as a dessert in a steamed bun.
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Some Xiao Long Dumpling locations don't take reservations, so there may be a wait at the door.
The restaurant can get busy, so it's wise to call before going.
I walked in at about 9:20 pm, and their kitchens closed at 9:30 pm.