Bao Bao Dumpling House

A warm atmosphere and pleasant staff. The food was served in small portions so multiple dishes recommended. The taste was phenomenal.

Great small plates. Lots of flavor and attention to quality. We loved most dishes, but liked all of them. That's a good ratio. So glad this restaurant is open again after a long wait! Food: excellent Service: very good Cocktails: very unique and good Wine and beer selections: Seem great Price: reasonable Atmosphere: quiet, comfortable, clean

Man, oh man, this place. I can't get over what a great experience Tao Yuan's chef's tasting menu is. Visited on a Wednesday evening. We had a 13 course meal for under $50!! Staff treated us like VIPs. Every dish was absolutely phenomenal. The food just keeps on coming! Two hours of foodie paradise. It's worth a trip to Maine just for a chance to visit Tao Yuan. If Michelin reviewed Maine this place would earn at least one star. Keep up the amazing work!!!!!

Nice place that has good food. I would say that it is a little pricey and not a good place to bring children. The food selection is not a lot. Most everything is shareable so keep that in mind when you order. They recommend 3 to four dishes but i think when we went, we ordered more than enough. 5 of us ordered about 3 to 4 each.

This is a review for the new Zao Ze Cafe lunch menu that this restaurant is doing now. We spent almost 60 dollars for lunch because we wanted to taste everything that looked good. Overall I was disappointed. Eighty Ate Slaw - This is the same dish I've had at their restaurant. Too much sesame oil and not enough acid. 2/5 You Tiao - This is basically half way between a churro and a breadstick. I also paid extra for the warm soy milk to dip it in. There was nothing wrong with it. It was just kind of bland. 3/5 Baked Pork Bun - I prefer the softer buns they served at the restaurant. These were basically dinner rolls with pork stuffed inside. Still the best out of all their buns. 4/5 Baked sausage, egg, pea shoot bun - The sausage was weirdly sweet in this one. Not terrible but not to my taste. 2/5 Baked spinach bun - I thought it was decent. My wife thought it was way too bitter. 3/5 Baked chocolate bean bun - Subtly yummy. At first I thought it was weird but ended up eating it all and enjoying it. 4/5 Chive Pancakes - Nothing special about these. They tasted like your standard scallion pancakes. 3/5 Roti Canai - This is an Indian dish. You get a big piece of Indian style bread that you dip into potato curry. It was the best thing we got. My only complaint is that the bread was a little oily. 4/5 Sheng Jian Bao - Pan fried dumplings. Filing was good, dumpling dough was thicker than I'm used to, but good. 4/5 Egg Tart Custard Ball - This thing was very small, tasted eggy, and had a weird texture. I thought it was delicious though. 5/5 Pineapple Cake - This isn't a cake but a small cookie. Tasty. 4/5

This place WAS good, until they took the kung pao dumplings off the menu. Best dumplings I've ever had. I'm on an unceremonious Bao Bao strike until they bring the kung pao dumplings back!

Excellent experience at the new Bao Bao location! The poached shrimp is my best bite of 2024. So lucky to have this in town!

We had an absolutely wonderful experience! The food was exceptional, the dumplings were definitely a fan favorite! Super cozy, cute, elegant atmosphere. The service was excellent! We will be back very soon (: