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    Bao Su a Chinese Cuisine

    4.0 (503 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Seafood, Noodles
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Lunch special menu
    Peter M.

    I was in Simi Valley around 2 pm and had a taste for Chinese food. Remember visiting Bao Su a year back, so I called them to order the same dish as before, the Kong Pao Fish Fillet from the lunch special section of their menu. Substituting fried rice has no extra charge and I chose the egg drop soup over the sweet and sour. Actually, very pleased to learn that soup was included. For some reason, several Asian restaurants do not give out lunch special soup for carry out. Unlike my previous visit, the fish was battered and therefore took away the texture and mouthfeel of eating directly into pieces of fish. I had asked for it spicy and they added not only chopped Thai chillies, but also large dried red chillies which were still raw and tasteless. I liked the heat. The vegetables in the dish were done perfect, half cooked (the way I like it), nice, coarsely chopped and crunchy. Overall, the dish had a good flavor. While the egg drop soup had an overdose of gelatin, that overwhelmed the egg taste, the egg fried rice was done well. It also came with an egg roll. Service was prompt and timely. Around $13 total.

    Wontons, rice cakes, fried rice

    Come and get it!!! I love this place the food rocks and they always have a good deal going with the lunch special. Nice staff. Clean. Well lit. Friendly! This is our go to. If the website is being stupid just call it's worth the social anxiety.

    Main room
    Marie C.

    I love this Simi Valley restaurant. Located in a strip mall. I have been here for lunch, Dim Sum and dinner. Restaurant is clean, bright and decorated is minimalist. Great wait staff and wide variety of menu items. Prices are $$ however, worth it. I ordered the lunch menu item today, garlic green beans and crystal shrimp dumplings. The food portions are generous and delicious. Great spot families or groups and order family style by sharing dishes.

    Juicy Pork Dumplings
    Alan G.

    A solid letter grade of "C." It was OK if I were in the area and it was something I felt like, Chinese with no particular region, then yeah it can work.  I'm not driving from Ventura to Simi to eat there. For instance, the tables are set with forks, not chopsticks.... Despite the word "Bao" in the name and a dumpling logo they do not have xiao long bao but rather "juicy pork dumplings" likely not made in house, more like a Costco bulk buy, and not served in a bamboo steam basket.  They weren't bad, but I could have done the same at home, and the dipping sauce was weak at best.  They also came out last, normally they are served first but no big deal. The Hot & Spicy soup (as opposed to Hot and Sour) was decent and the "cup" size serving was generous.  Also had the Kung Pao Combo with Chicken, Shrimp, Beef.  Again, OK, the shrimp was likely frozen, the beef was a bit chewy and a little heavy on the corn starch. The String Beans were probably overall the best of the four items we ordered, a bit more seasoning would be nice, but judging by the 100% caucasian diners while we were there I understand.  A spice tray would have been nice touch. The place is also crammed tight, but I can appreciate maximizing the small dining area footprint, rent ain't cheap! So, yeah a solid "C" overall.  Maybe trying some different dishes would be the key but the word "Bao" in the name suggests a better Dim Sum experience.  And if I lived in the area, especially close enough for delivery I'd be OK with it, exploring the menu a bit more.

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    Great food but a little pricey if you can swing it. The walnut shrimp is a must try.

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    Food is good. Service is okay maybe because it was busy when we got there. We will come back to try their other dishes.

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    Delicious food, courteous staff, fast service. Loved the tofu eggplant dish. Parking plentiful.

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    Do they have small and large portions like most Chinese places..? I like to order multiple things but it's just 2 of us?

    All the dishes is same size , and all the dim sum is not big size , so you can order multiple things , better all in someone will help you find out , today we open 4:00 pm . Thank you

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    With the cyclospora in mind, Chinese food seems like the safest bet. This place feels like a hole…read morein the wall type of restaurant. There were a couple couples that look like they're on dates. Service is really good here. And we ordered all the food we wanted to try. It seems like they tried to limit the chances of the cyclospora parasite since no one has a definite source yet (Mongolian beef usually has raw green onions but they subbed wok fired yellow onions). But some stuff they kept the cilantro and green onions (bc they were cold dishes) The pan fried dumpling would have been good if it didn't have so much Ginger.. I'm not too into Ginger but the dumpling was nice because it had the juice inside of it and the texture was nice The refreshing woodear is a cold dish that has a chewy/crunchy texture. The soy sauce/vinegar flavor makes it refreshing when the other foods get heavy. Spicy beef slices were not that bad, but I prefer more of the spicy szechuan flavor (numbing/tingly feeling). The cilantro and green onions also provided good flavor The beef and onion pancake reminded me of mushu beef, it had the same wrap, hoision sauce flavor with meat and veggies-green onions. It also had good amount of meat Hunan beef was ok but wife enjoyed it. Wife's cooking prepared me for the peppers...is it a jalapeno or a green pepper...Russian roulette if you can't handle spicy. The Mongolian beef had reg onions instead of the green onions. Lots of onions..but I can't be mad bc the onions had the wok fire flavor, which I enjoy and not many places do it. The spicy eggplant with hot garlic sauce had lots of woodears, the eggplant was a little more on the sweet side, and the eggplant had a little bit of a crispyness to it. The salt and pepper shrimp almost reminded me of fried cake batter. It had some sweetness to it so it confused me cuz I was expecting something savory. At the end of the meal we had our fortune cookie, which seemed like it was more of an ad than a fortune.. sneaky Fortune Cookie company. Overall this place was pretty good and worth trying, especially since they have great service

    Two days ago, I was here. My dandan noodle came out super late, ended up taking it for to go…read more Today, I came back to eat the dandan noodle. I want it fresh and hot. Well indeed it's really good. Pack with flavor not spicy but just enough kick. Very well. Now, this place has the best Dandan noodle, even better than the one in Monterey Park or Alhambra. Best part is, its even good when it's cold. Garlic pork ribs. I was thinking like a riblets but it's more like garlic fried pork chop. Not what I expected but it's delicious. Fried pork dumpling. The meat inside is very succulent. Thumbs up. Can't skipped the XLB. I must say that the staff are very hard working and efficient. Thanks. Will be back soon.

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    3.1
    (412 reviews)
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