Bao Bao Menu – Portland, OR

Type : Restaurant

Location : Portland, OR

Bao Bao is a locally owned, Chinese restaurant in Portland, Oregon that specializes in handmade steamed buns and dumplings. We’re open daily from 11am-7pm for dine in, takeout & delivery. See you soon!

Just a 10 minute walk from the Oregon Convention Center!!!

Counter-service eatery dishing up Chinese steamed buns & dumplings, plus noodles & congee. Based on 241 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.3 stars. Price $$

✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No-contact delivery

Bao Bao 97232

Address:
545 NE Couch St, Portland, OR 97232

Phone: (503) 477-8911

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Hours

Wednesday 11 AM–7 PM
Thursday 11 AM–7 PM
Friday 11 AM–7 PM
Saturday 11 AM–7 PM
Sunday 11 AM–7 PM
Monday 11 AM–7 PM
Tuesday 11 AM–7 PM

Menu

Handmade Steamed Bao
Big Steamer (5 Steamed Bao)
Mix and match any 5 of our handmade steamed buns.
$15.00
Small Steamer (3 Steamed Bao)
Mix and match and 3 of our handmade steamed bao.
$9.00
Pork Bao
Our original and classic juicy pork and scallion handmade steamed bao!
$3.25
Curry Chicken Bao
Handmade steamed bao filled with diced chicken, potato, onion & carrot flavored with a mildly spicy Indian curry.
$3.25
Mushroom Bao
Handmade steamed bao filled with shiitake mushroom, fresh cabbage and carrot.
$3.25
Spicy Tofu Bao
Handmade steamed bao filled with tofu, black fungus and sweet potato noodles flavored with spicy chili pepper and fermented bean paste.
$3.25
Red Bean Bao
Handmade steamed bao filled with our own lightly sweet red bean paste.
$3.25
Lotus Bao
Handmade steamed bao filled with sweet lotus seed paste. This one is good for dessert.
$3.25
Soup/ Noodles
Zha Jiang Mian
Soybean paste sauce with ground pork and tofu, topped with crunchy cucumbers and carrots, served over Chinese noodles.
$9.00
Wonton Soup
Handmade pork wontons in chicken broth seasoned lightly with our own blend of spices and topped with fresh scallion, cilantro and a few drops of sesame oil.
$7.00
Cold Noodles
A Chinese summer time classic. Our cold noodles come tossed in a house made garlic-soy sauce and come topped with freshly sliced cucumber, carrot, Chinese pickled veggies, scallion and cilantro. Comes with your choice of shredded chicken or pan seared tofu.
$9.00
Congee
Cold weather days call for congee; a Chinese rice porridge. Our version uses veggie broth and mushroom and is finished with a green onion, cilantro and a dash of sesame oil.
$7.00
Dumplings
Dumplings (Pork)
Juicy pork and scallion filled dumplings. Order boiled or pan fried.
$8.00
Dumplings (Veggie)
Veggie dumplings filled with mushroom, fresh cabbage and carrot. Order boiled or pan fried.
$8.00
Combo Meals
Zha Jiang Mian + 2 Bao
Soybean paste sauce with ground pork and tofu, topped with crunchy cucumbers and carrots, served over Chinese noodles. Combo includes 2 bao of your choice.
$15.00
Wonton Soup + 2 Bao
Wonton soup + 2 handmade steamed buns of your choice.
$13.00
Cold Noodles + 2 Bao
Cold noodles with your choice of shredded chicken or pan seared tofu and any 2 handmade steamed bao.
$15.00
Congee + 2 Bao
Cold weather days call for congee; a Chinese rice porridge. Our version uses veggie broth and mushroom and is finished with a green onion, cilantro and a dash of sesame oil. Combo includes 2 bao of your choice.
$13.00
Family Meal
Try a little bit of everything. This meal feeds about 4-5 people. Includes:- (8x) Steam bao (assorted)- (1x) Pan Fried Dumplings (8 pieces)- (1x) Wonton Soup or Congee- (1x) Cold Noodles (with Chicken OR Tofu)- (1x) Cucumber SaladNote: comes with assortment of bao flavors, if you would like to choose certain bao please write it in the note box at checkout. Thanks!
$48.00
Sides
Cucumber Salad
A refreshing mix of sliced cucumber with carrots and rice noodles tossed in black vinegar/ garlic/ chili/ soy sauce and garnished with cilantro and toasted sesame seeds.
$4.00
Frozen Bao/ Dumplings
5 Pack- Flash Frozen Bao (Assorted)
5 Bao Bao steamed buns, pre-cooked and flash frozen. Just steam in a stove top steamer or the basket of your rice cooker until reheated and enjoy!
$13.00
10 Pack- Flash Frozen Bao (Assorted)
10 Bao Bao steamed buns, pre-cooked and flash frozen. Just steam in a stove top steamer or the basket of your rice cooker until reheated and enjoy!
$25.00
Combo Bag- Flash Frozen Bao + Dumplings
10 Assorted Flash Frozen Bao and a bag of (15 pcs) dumplings. Includes dumpling sauce and chili oil.
$35.00
Flash Frozen Dumplings (Pork)
Easily boil, steam or pan fry these juicy pork dumplings anytime you are craving them. Includes: 15 dumplings, dumpling sauce and chili oil. Enough for approximately 2 servings.
$12.00
Flash Frozen Dumplings (Veggie)
Easily boil, steam or pan fry these fresh veggie dumplings filled with mushroom, carrot & cabbage anytime you are craving them. Includes: 15 dumplings, dumpling sauce and chili oil. Enough for approximately 2 servings.
$12.00

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Reviews

Charles Nguyen
Those restaurants moves up to its name. The food was very nice but could use a little more flavor. We ordered some noodles and I had to add a lot of soy sauce and chili sauce to it to bring it to a different complex flavor profile. The buns were nice and soft. You could see them being made in front of you and that is quite an entertaining

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T F
Best Bao I’ve had in years. The Suan La Fen soup and the Ji Tang MI Fen soups were delicious. Looking forward to trying new items next time. We were both very happy eating here, no complaints!

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William McKenzie III
Neat place, small and cute. Counter service but staff are friendly. My wife and I each liked the dumplings, both steamed and fried. The bao was okay but dry and not a lot of filling :/. We tried the sweet bean, chicken curry, pork (sweet bean was my preference).

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Kendall Madison
We got the family bundle – everything was quite good, but nothing was hugely amazing. The bao dough was a great texture, and a standard flavor. The dumplings were very tasty, and definitely my favorite part. I’m glad I went but I wouldn’t need to go again.

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jbucky
just Downgraded my review to one star. (from 5) Is that harsh? not as harsh as obnoxious, unhelpful and unfriendly counter person tonight. (wed Aug 2nd 6pm)

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Kerrigan Owens
Popped in here the other day for a light lunch and was not disappointed! I had the Small Steamer bao plate, and ordered the pork, chicken curry, and spicy tofu along with a side of cucumber salad. All three buns were delicious, my favorite being the pork and curry chicken as a very close second!

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Yulily
This is a fast food restaurant where bao is readily available. The interior is not large, with mostly counter seats, but the side facing the street is brightly lit with glass walls. Upon entering the restaurant, you will be greeted by a cute display of Bao. There is a set meal with Bao and a choice of cooking styles for the Dumplings. The Bao are also available with a variety of fillings, which is a nice touch.

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Samantha Richardson
Had to stop by to try the various vegetarian Bao. I love bao and it’s sometimes hard to find good vegetarian ones. I liked the variety but the mushroom and spicy tofu were my favourite by far. I also tried the ice jasmine tea lemonaid, which was delicious! Highly recommend

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Anthony
We had previously eaten at the food truck and it was great. It was awesome to see they opened a brick and mortar location. The restaurant is bright and well decorated. Food was delicious, we had both noodle dishes, pork buns and tofu buns and highly recommend all of them.

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S Carrier
Bao Bao is my pregnancy craving godsend. I love coming in here for a quick snack. Of the 10+ times I’ve been in, service is always quick, the buns are consistently yummy, and the place is clean and low key. It’s hard to find vegetarian baozi outside of China and the mushroom one here slays. I am pretty surprised at some of the reviews because I have had a consistently good experience here and I’m generally hard to please. I finally tried the take home buns and they are also perfect (and a great deal). For a casual and quick lunch spot, Bao Bao is hard to beat in my opinion.

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