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    Bao Su a Chinese Cuisine

    4.0 (508 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Seafood, Noodles
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Quick bite ! Beautiful Night !
    Frank D.

    Wifey and I love stopping here for our favourite dishes !! Their Sweet and Sour Chicken never disappoints as it offers a well balanced tartness coupled with the subtle tangy richness! The Filet is sinfully tender being seasoned perfectly with almost a savoury black pepper marinade tossed with large slices of onion and bell pepper. This restaurant is unswervingly consistent with its entree quality & taste paired with great customer service and leadership!! The dining area is clean and fairly spacious as are the bathrooms! This place is always a treat to visit !! Cheers !

    Taro buns
    Rachel M.

    I am not a Chinese food lover at all. But I did enjoy this place. I normally eat Chinese food if I can help it. But dim sum, and bao buns I will have. I tried bites of what my family ordered which was actually pretty tasty. I would highly recommend the pork/ shrimp dim sum, and the sesame rice balls. They have really good drinks too. I especially love the Chinese YouTube videos they play on the projector. It gets you immersed into the culture. Service is fast, and efficient too!

    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.

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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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    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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