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    88 Bao Bao

    4.1 (1.1k reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Angie K.

    Always our family default when we feel like xiao long bao. Their beef roll is also one of the best we've tried. Nice and friendly staff. Good food. Expanded menu now with dishes and fried rice. Definitely recommend if you have a craving for xiao long bao and other dishes.

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    Shailesh M.

    Tried this really good shangainese food in Dublin; we had the pork shrimp and leek dumplings with the hot sauce and it was yum; also had the chicken stir fried lo mein, little bit oily/saucy but amazing taste! Highly recommended!!

    Jade L.

    Food is solid and great great service! Best dumplings and green bean was light, and fresh. The favorite is the cucumber salad, perfectly seasoned.

    Ramona H.

    Small, efficient, clean, sit down take out spot. Nice staff, good selection with frozen options of dumplings to take home. Reasonable prices and plenty of parking, We had the chicken dumplings and they were perfection. Such a flavor bomb in every bite. Ample selection of sauces spicy and not to choose from. This is a good choice to get your dumpling on.

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    Carson M.

    Good local spot if you live in the area! You sit down and can mark on a menu what you want to order, and then you'll order at the front kiosk. They also had some special dishes posted on the wall that are not on the menu. Smaller restaurant as well. Service was attentive and great, although there were only 3 tables taken at the time. XLB, green beans, and the special spicy pork chili wonton were good. I wished the green beans were cooked or fried a bit more - they are on the softer side but have good flavor. There was also a special lava bun, but it was pretty watery and slightly chalky. Would probably not get that again!

    Fried Popcorn Chicken
    Chrissi A.

    I love this spot. I've eaten here a few times (including my birthday and my fiancé's birthday,) and the food and service are always stellar. This time we ordered the pork xiaolongbao, which had the best savory broth and meat. We also got the shumai, which was beautiful and so tender. The popcorn chicken is always perfectly crispy and we also got an order of chicken potstickers which never disappoints. Everything is served with super speed, and the restaurant is always clean. If you can, try to come during non-peak hours (slightly before or after noon, or slightly before dinner) because parking can be a little challenging.

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    Drake R.

    Visiting 88 Bao Bao for the second time, quick little pit stop on my way through the area. Interestingly the quality of the things we ordered this time seemed just a little bit better, Xiao Long Bao this time was very solid, great texture, great taste. Beef Roll Pancake, undefeated, but slightly less greasy that's a positive for sure. Chili Oil Wontons, SHOCKINGLY juicy and fresh, these hit. Same thing with the potstickers, first one was so juice it shot across the table. Good stuff. Now on the less awesome, the green beans did taste good, but they were very very oily, and the Golden Fried Bun with condensed milk....... Now those I wouldn't get again, those were SOAKED in grease and just tasted like old fryer. I'm not sure there is any way around that with these though, they are just a grease bomb. Maybe if they were coated in powdered sugar or something it could mask a bit of the oil taste, but these we didn't finish. Service, always super fast and the staff is hard at work cranking out everything totally fresh. Ambiance like I said before, bit weird. It's like being in a closet vs a dining space, but hey, they gotta do what they gotta do. One thing is the price, it was $87 for what we ordered, and where this is good, it just doesn't seem to live up hype of $15+ per selection, that's steep.

    1.Pork Xiao Long Bao(8)
    Christina L.

    The soup dumpling at this restaurant is so round. Order at the register, get a number and seat yourself! There's at least 15 tables. The menu contains a lot of good selection of items. The order came out quickly which is awesome. The Xiao long bao ($12.95) is very juicy, thin wraps for an easy bite. Filling was plentiful as well, contains pork, ginger, and scallions. Mixed with ginger vinegar makes it taste better. The chili oil noodles ($12.95) had good chew, could use a few more bok choy in the dish, but overall, not spicy and would come back for the noodles

    KC U.

    Had to try this place since one is opening up around my area. This place is nice and clean. It's a small place but groups can be occupied. Very spacious and food is freshly made. Dumpling soups is a must. Soo good. Well all the food that I ordered is good. Friendly ladies and fast service. Now check out what I ordered.

    Long standing line to place orders in a cramped space on a Sunday afternoon.   Be prepared for a good 10+ minute wait.
    Candice F.

    I've been here plenty of times but for whatever reason have always failed to follow up with my review. 88 Bao Bao is a solid traditional Chinese dumpling place offering a number of other fast casual Chinese food options. Service is always quick with ordering at the front counter and if you choose to dine in, finding one of the few available tables for eating. This time because I was time-crunched, I placed my order online about 10 to 12 minutes away from arrival. My order was already waiting for me before the promised time, well packaged and bagged for my pickup. I decided that we would eat there, and the staff was very accommodating, helping us to set up our table with plates and napkins and unpacking our already bagged up food. The food was still piping hot, and just as good as every time we are here. We ordered our usual stir fried green beans and xiao long bao. This time I ordered the popcorn chicken. The chicken was moist and well seasoned just like those made popular at boba tea shops. Plus the portion size was big and satisfying. Again, a solid spot for a quick and satisfying meal!

    1.Pork Xiao Long Bao(8)
    Jessica D.

    My boyfriend's a big fan of Chinese beef rolls, so we wanted to try this local spot I've had bookmarked for years. It's a small, no-frills spot with a simple menu. Tldr; come for the beef rolls- skip the soup and wontons. - beef roll: SO good. I would definitely come back just for these and order multiple. - pork xlb: not bad, but not amazing. Good if you're in the area and craving it. The skins weren't super stretchy or delicate. - beef noodle soup: super oily and extremely bland. Huge pass. - chili oil wontons: these tasted so strange, we actually had to ask if we got the right order. Half of the filling was veggies and the sauce was not like anything we've tasted when we've ordered the same dish elsewhere. Big pass.

    Custard buns - custard was grainy...
    Jennifer C.

    Service is fast in this simple chain restaurant. Everything we got was decent. but nothing was amazing where it would warrant a return visit. We got shaomai, hargow, beef rolls, custard buns, and chili oil wontons. Would recommend skipping the custard buns and the chili oil wontons. The custard buns had a grainy texture and the chili oil wontons lacked depth of flavor. As a plus, the portions are much larger than standard dim sum which is reflected in the price.

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    Good Chinese buns and things. Good location, where there are other Asian restaurants and free parking in the shopping center

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    Whenever I crave for potstickers or dumplings, this is the place we go. Their staff is friendly and the food is delicious.

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    The XLb are very good. Fried rice is not that great. So that's even good when you DoorDash, the XLB.

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    Ask the Community - 88 Bao Bao

    Is there MSG in the fried rice?

    Do they take reservations?

    No. They can get busy but you can always get take out and eat in your car or at Bishop Ranch.

    There's a new location opening up in Antioch/Brentwood area. Yay!! When will they open?

    Not sure, but Castro Valley will be opening late September/early October :)

    Hello, is the beef roll diary free?

    There is a small amount of dairy in the sauce they use for the beef rolls

    Will you be open on 12/24 or 12/25?

    I don't know, but traditionally Chinese restaurants are known to be open on Xmas day. If not them, I'm sure another Chinese restaurant will be. Those that are open tend to be slammed, so go early.

    Do they take phone orders?

    Yes, they do! :-)

    Can you get Takeout?

    Yes,you can do Togo.

    What kind of frozen dumplings do they sell? XLB? Potstickers? Kind that's supposed to be boiled?

    They sell the kind that have a thicker skin and can be boiled or steamed, but you could also pan-fry them and turn them into potstickers.

    Do they accept American Express credit cards?

    I believe so.

    Gluten free options?

    So far as I know there r no gluten free options. It's a small shop with limited menu items, most of which the do really well.

    Do they sell frozen dumplings so I can take home to cook on my own?

    They do! We went there last week there's a sign by the door that they sell frozen dumpling.

    Does this place use MSG in the food?

    No being very sensitive to msg I always ask if they use it.

    Any vegan options?

    Yes my daughter is a vegan and we discovered a reasonable number of vegan plates. Bon Appetite

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