Bao's Taiwanese Burger

This is a special place. I had tge Chicken Bau which was great. Then followed with a Pork Belly Bau which was only ok but that was my tastes. I finished off with the Nutella Cheesecake which was exceptional. Almost like a chocolate truffle cake only creamier. The crust was like a typical graham cracker crust but really just right. All in all a nice place to eat. Friendly, good service.

We ordered the beef bao and the chicken bao, they were very quick to serve and it was very tasty. I also ordered a salad which has a sort of peanuty sauce which I really enjoyed, the apple tea was also very good. For dessert we had the sesame seed ice cream bao which I thought was amazing but my bf didn't appreciate that much so it's a matter of taste. Overall it was a very pleasant experience

Commenting as a Taiwanese, this is the best Taiwanese restaurant I’ve ever had in the years I’ve been living in Europe! The variant- crab bao is such well made that I think it’ll make it in the Taiwanese market too. Kudos to the chef who’s not even a Taiwanese, you can cook better than me🙈

From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed. The food was fantastic. Some of the best cheese fries and softshell crab I've eaten in Portugal so far! When we sat down, they brought my dog a bowl of water and a plate of snacks which were only for the dog and not to be eaten by us although they smelled good enough to eat!

We stopped to get a night snack in Porto and my husband decided to buy the burger here. It was his first time eating a Taiwanese burger. For him, it was ok. The price is also reasonable.

Fantastic baos, but you need to try rice bowls! Fast service, even during busy times, food is just lovely!

Wow! So good, fresh, and fast! It’s a fast-food like environment, but the food is beyond that. We had the meat, pork belly, and tofu baos, with the amazing manioc chips. Everything came in under 7 minutes and was delicious. With two “finos” that cost us 26€.

We ordered a couple of vegan baos (jack and tofu), mandioca chips and beer. For finishing a Nutella cheesecake. Recommended!

Pulled pork bao and Formosa salad were fresh and flavorful. One of the best quick lunches I've had in a long time that was tasty and healthy. As a plus, the staff spoke English. I will definitely be back.

Probably the only Taiwanese spot in all of Portugal, this is a spot that probably lures a lot of tourists who are craving Taiwanese food like us while abroad lol. It was a pleasant surprise to find it...the food was OK - we found the service kind and helpful but the food not so authentic. Quite pricey. Beef noodle soup - tasted mostly like soy sauce base. Noodles were thin egg noodles but not the right kind. Felt like linguine lol. Beef was plentiful and tender though. Lu rou fan - decent for Asian food in Europe standards, could use much fatty pork belly, more sugar, star anise, and five spice powder. Was on the dry side and for some reason there were fried tempura flakes. Gua bao - seemed like their most authentic menu item with all the right ingredients, tasted pretty good. Overall it served our craving but wouldn't return or recommend it to friends.

Storefront cafe in a great neighborhood. Grabbed seats on first floor. Server came to table to take order. Needed something more substantial than their signature baos. Ordered 3 cup chix and Lu rou fan bowls. Surprised at how well seasoned and authentic they tasted. Not as good as the 626 in SoCal. But they scratched an itch for Taiwanese food.

So good! The food is all fresh and full of flavor. The gua bao was our favorite but we also really liked the chicken and crab baos. The kids loved the beef noodle soup and loaded fries. We all enjoyed the boba tea. Extra seating and a restroom in the basement. The staff was great and the service was fast. We will definitely be back!

Stumbled upon this place while walking. I'm visiting from the states, California, so back home we have an array of really good cuisine. So I order veggie fried rice. Two pulled pork boss and a fry with cheese sauce and some other sauce and grilled onions. The pork buns were really good and soft and really tender. I felt like it needed a sauce to go along with it to add more flavor to it. The fries were amazing!!!! I loved these fries, best ones I've ever had out of 16 places in Europe I've been to before. The fried rice was good at first but then some parts felt like they were over cooked. Maybe just cooked more from the steam but it was a little mushy but still had good flavor. Over all, I'd give it another go if I was craving pork buns.

Not authentic and was disappointed, but perhaps shouldn't have expected authentic Asian food in Porto in the first place. Way too expensive.

Loved this place! Great by all standards. You have to get the beer shot, it's a fun way to end your meal.