Little Bao
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Little Bao

Fusion restaurant · Soho ·

Modern Chinese diner with creative baos & sharing dishes

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1-3 Shin Hing St, Central, Hong Kong Get directions

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1-3 Shin Hing St, Central, Hong Kong Get directions

+852 2818 1280
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"If Chinese food mated with an American diner Little Bao would be its offspring. And a very hip baby it is too, full of good vibes and friendly staff. The interior is like a diner and small so if you're not there early be prepared to be put on a waiting list but it's worth it. The food takes the Chinese bao or fluffy white bun and fills it with untraditional ingredients. I love the pork belly bao, so succulent and full of flavor. There are also beef, szechaun fried chicken, fish tempura and vegetarian baos. There are other dishes for sharing too like the divine short ribbed pan fried dumplings and smoked eggplant. When it opened Little Bao became an overnight sensation and deservedly so. To make sure you find it look for the cute neon baby face." - Angela Ho

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"As the name suggests, the focus here is on baos, i.e., Vietnamese buns filled with pork and fish, though the sides are equally compelling: There are Brussels sprouts (topped with fish sauce and fried shallots) and sambal-inflected fries, along with slabs of green tea ice cream sandwiched between deep-fried buns."

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"Little Bao, Sheung Wan Upper. If Chinese food mated with an American diner Little Bao would be its offspring. And a very hip baby it is too, full of good vibes and friendly staff. The interior is like a diner and small so if you're not there early be prepared to be put on a waiting list but it's worth it. The food takes the Chinese bao or fluffy white bun and fills it with untraditional ingredients. I love the pork belly bao, so succulent and full of flavor. There are also beef, szechaun fried chicken, fish tempura and vegetarian baos. There are other dishes for sharing too like the divine short ribbed pan fried dumplings and smoked eggplant. When it opened Little Bao became an overnight sensation and deservedly so. To make sure you find it look for the cute neon baby face."

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Award-Winning Hong Kong Chef May Chow Pops Up at Sari Sari Store in LA | Eater LA

"I'm excited that Chef May Chow — the winner of the 2017 World's 50 Best Asia's Best Female Chef award and the owner of the extra-busy Hong Kong spot Little Bao — is cooking in Los Angeles for a pop-up; her menu for the event will include lamb tartare, Szechuan fried mushrooms, a Szechuan fried chicken bao, an Impossible bao, and an ice cream bao collaboration with Margarita Manzke, and she'll be appearing Friday, August 23 and Saturday, August 24." - Farley Elliott

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"Little Bao oozes cool both inside and out, but you’ll be surprised at the tiny space—just about 10 seats at the bar and another 10 off to the right. Designed by Hong Kong creative Sean Dix, the tiled floors, white-tiled walls, shiny stainless steel, bar stools and pictures of vintage Hong Kong mailboxes create a modern diner vibe. Chef May Chow puts as much thought into the food as she does the atmosphere, offering delicious, creative, and very popular baos and sharing dishes. But a word of warning: Don’t visit Little Bao if you’re on any kind of diet." - Kate Springer

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Little Bao (Central)

Chitra B.

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We were recommended this place by some blogger and were looking for something easy on our last night in HK and this place did absolutely NOT disappoint!! Apparently there are two places in HK but this one is the original but had little seating places. It was a good 10-20min walk from our hotel in Central and located on a nice square. They do a nice menu but we thought it might be a bit much for us so we just picked a few bao’s to share and the dumplings 🥟! They have different styles of bao’s and our absolute favourite was definitively the Pork Bao! H boy so delicious! They do also have some sides but we didn’t try them, as the bao’s quickly filled us up! You can see the bao’s being prepared in front of you and everyone is super friendly- We can definitely recommend this Bao place, for lunch or dinner ! A must visit when you are in town ! 💛

Clo

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We had a tremendous time at Little Bao! Having discovered the restaurant in a French TV documentary, we went for dinner and Melvin was an incredible host! He gave us fantastic recommendations and took the time to talk us through the menu and was super helpful. The food was stunning, with lots of different flavours. The tasting menu was a great way to discover many dishes. Special mention for the caramel dessert bao that was delicious. The beef dumplings were beautiful, as well as the fish bao. Do yourself a favour and run to Little Bao! (The space is tiny so make sure you book in advance.

Aswathi K.

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Absolutely loved Little Bao! The bao burgers were super soft and fluffy. We tried the chicken and pork versions — both were made right in front of us, which made it a fun experience. The chicken was really tender and fresh, and everything was served hot and full of flavor. The staff were super friendly and even gave us some cute stickers to take home. The place is a bit small and we found it little difficult to find after getting down at the metro, but once you get there, it’s totally worth it. Definitely a must-try when you’re in Hong Kong!

Robert B.

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A lovely lunchtime with delicious food. Can recommend the pork belly bao, the fried chicken bao and the truffle fries were amazing. The price was HK$330.00 approx £33.00

Cecilia

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From appetisers to desserts, the quality and quantity of the food surpassed our expectations. Don’t miss out trying their signature pork belly bao!

Meghan W.

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The service here is 10/10, everyone ine was super friendly and the guy who served me was great at explaining the menu. The food was also delicious, I had the pork belly bao and pistachio ice cream bao and loved both. The restaurant is quite small so I think at busy times you would need a reservation but I went at 8:30 and was able to just walk in.

Lydz C.

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Ordered the fried chicken Bao and Brussels sprouts and they were amazing! I loved the sauce - flavourful but not overpowering, and the spicy level is very mild too so it makes the overall taste just nice. The coleslaw is interesting too - not sour but rather refreshing, so it pairs well with the black vinegar chicken. I highly recommend this place if you’re on a shopping trip around here.

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Their newly launched menu exclusively available only for this summer, their new dishes embark on a sun-drenched culinary journey inspired by Hong Kong’s classics, Mediterranean bright flavors, and Southeast Asian zest; highlighting 𝐇𝐊 𝐒𝐓𝐘𝐋𝐄 𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐊 𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐏 𝐁𝐀𝐎 (𝐇𝐊$𝟏𝟑𝟖), a hearty tribute to Hong Kong’s beloved baked pork chop rice, featuring a generous Kagoshima pork chop slab grilled over high heat to achieve a caramelized crust while preserving its juicy, rosy-pink tenderness on the inside, layered with a zingy tomato ssamjang, a molten blanket of cheese, and five-spice pineapple chutney for a mouthful of satisfaction.