Dear LEYE Friends (specifically those who are putting the Wow into Bao) Please give me back the veggies you used to use in your Veggie Rice Bowls. I am an omnivore but I just loved my veggies. You remember don't you? Corn? Green Beans? Where did they go? I ordered my rice bowl last night and was accosted by warm beats and an overload of spinach. I like these veggies, but I miss my old rice bowl. Don't worry I still love you. My friend hates (but tells people she's allergic to) mushrooms and your friendly staff actually called the chef on his cell phone to see if the entree she ordered had any mushrooms! That is SO above and beyond! My other friend, who had never tasted a deliciously fluffy bao before, deemed it heavenly and she loved your perfectlysized combo portion. She especially liked the peanut sauce on the side that allows diners to pour on their desired amount of peanuty goodness. Don't worry I'll continue to sing your praises, drink my dark Intelligentsia coffee and accrue my LEYE frequent diner points, but I'm just a little saddened about the veggie bowl situation. You know how to contact me. Your Wow-loving friend, Robyn read more

Meh it's ok. The bowls have mostly rice filling them up and the pot stickers are pretty greasy and boring. Thought I'd check out a new place, but wasn't super stoked by the caliber of food here. read more

I heart Wow Bao! Ive been stopping in a few times a week for coffee as it is the only decent cup of coffee between the Clark/Lake Station and the Wrigley Building. The accessibility of a large dark roast has seriously made me easier to be around during morning time at the office. I also love their Oatmeal, with all the yummy fixins...although there is no way any normal sized human could possibly finish it. I feel really bad throwing it out every time. I love Bao, although havent had any at this location ---- read more

Holy sweet mother of bao. I was so excited when Wow Bao opened, then I stopped working downtown for awhile, then I left town entirely for awhile. I've been working in the Loop for a year at this point... what took me so long? Wow Bao is everything I have ever wanted in "fast casual" dining. I'm actually composing poetry. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thy soft and squishy buns Spicy, warm that set my mouth ablaze (Especially the kung pao chicken ones) I love thee for thy iced tea of hibiscus No sugar, carbs, or caffeine to be found Bright purple, fresh-brewed and delicious So quickly disappeared the cup I downed I love thee with a passion put to use In ravenously eating bao-shaped sweets I ordered both; for I could not but choose Twixt coconut -or cho-co-late-filled treats And once my banquet has been all devoured I love the way I stay sated for hours. Even the hiccups at this location (when I went, they had no pot-stickers, so I couldn't try them, and it made me sad, and also, the staff could have definitely been more friendly and less hipster-surly) aren't worth a demerit. Normally I would drop one star, at least. But after consuming a bao heavy with what tasted exactly like uncooked brownie batter, I just didn't care. I left Wow Bao feeling that all was right with the world, full of love for my fellow man, even that creepy guy on the train who sits a little too close so he keeps "accidentally" touching your leg. The Thai chicken was amazing, the kung pao also great (and yes, there are peanuts). The only thing I would say is to not bother with the cold-noodle-salad combos. The Pad Thai salad has almost nothing in common with Pad Thai, and why use up precious tummy-space and cash when you could use both for MORE BAO? ALWAYS MORE BAO. read more

Okay, this place is pretty awesome. The atmosphere was kind of that eurosterility vibe. I just made up that word but I think it works. This was the first time I actually had these Bao buns but have had a few other varieties since. For some reason Wao Bao's were fresher and they had a nice variety. Their potstickers were also delicious and they had some really good iced tea. P.S. They got the fifth star for their awesome design. I am a sucker for good logos. read more

I've been to the Water Tower location a bunch of times, but usually to grab some bao as a snack. Now that Wow Bao is in the Loop, I thought I'd try it out as a lunch option. Here's what I like - you can basically fill up for about $6, which is comparable to a good majority of the Loop fast food spots. Because all/most of the food is already cooked, it only takes a few minutes once you place your order for your meal to be ready. I'll only comment on the food that I've tried so far at this location, not Water Tower. The curry chicken bao was tasty, but honestly if it didn't have curry in the title, I don't think I'd be able to tell what the flavor was. I liked it anyway. The teriyaki chicken was very onion-y and a bit oversteamed, which left the bun soggy on the bottom. Probably won't order that one again. The hot and sour soup tasted exactly like chicken broth - not seasoned whatsoever. Dumpling noodle soup...very filling, there were like 3-4 dumplings plus lots of noodles, so the portion size was right. The broth had an overwhelming ginger taste that I wasn't prepared for, and the chicken dumplings were filled with some questionable meat. Tasted fine but looked kind of unappetizing. Because they have good combo deals, Wow Bao is the sort of place that you can hit up a few times, try a bunch of different menu items, and then decide what's worth returning for. Wanted to end on a positive note and praise the hibiscus iced tea, which is tasty and refreshing, even on a cold day. read more

Wow Bao is one of my greatest finds during my trip to Chicago! There's no doubt that my mom makes the best bao zi. But you can't compare Wow Bao to real Asian bao--that's not the point and because in that regard, Wow Bao is a fail. But in a world of the corner of cookies and cream rice pudding and birdhaus buns, Wow Bao is a real success. I wasn't sure what I was expecting from the dough, but it definitely wasn't the soft and slightly sweet goodness that I found. I had the Mongolian Beef, whole wheat edamame, and pumpkin with cinnamon. I think the edamame is my favorite. I was initially extremely skeptical of the pumpkin, bu surprisingly t it bought a little bit of holiday cheer to a culture that doesn't traditionally celebrate Christmas or Thanksgivings. It had strong pumpkin flavors, wasn't overly sweet, and worked really well with the dough. During my 2 day trip in downtown Chicago, I must of visited Wow Bao three times. Why doesn't this place exist in NYC or California? Tip: If you check-in on Foursquare you get a free bao with your order! read more

I believe Wow Bao to be a Philip Zimbardo-esque psych experiment, and in that regard it deserves 5 stars but as a restaurant not so many. First off, the address is wrong as listed here. It is at least a block west of Wabash and it's not on Wacker. It is approximately 200 N. State. They have two entances sort of kitty corner yet facing each other and each entrance has a line that merges into one line. So you have to do some compromising and negotiating with total strangers to figure out where you are in line. Then after placing your order you have to wait for them to call out your number. "Hwalf!" "Hwalf!" Female Customer: "Excuse me did you call thirteen?" "No, I say HWAAAALF!!" Finally the non-english speaking man called "Hoor-tan!" which meant my order was ready. Or was it? Half of it seemed to be missing. After much squinting at the receipt and convincing arguments by me, he conceded and gave me my noodles. The place is really cramped so if you want napkins and utensils you have to play human chess to get to them. Then you sit down in the mostly communal seating area but that's okay because there now exists a camaraderie amongst you and the other victims. The food was okay, pretty standard except for my chocolate bao that was filled with custard. Do you really want to get back in line to return a half masticated bao? No, no you do not. Also, they use these weird, long, tube shaped ice cubes that turn your 16oz ginger ale into 3oz of ginger ale and a fuckload of ice. The only good thing about my visit was that WLS anchorman Ron Magers was in front of me in line. I hope he was there as part of an expose on unethical psychology experiments happening in our city but I suspect it has more to do with the fact that the WLS studios are just across the street. read more

I have went here many of times as my location for work is steps away. Now, I always order from the easy machines outside the place, that are very efficient. I placed my order like I typically would and when I went to swipe my card, it did not go through and said swipe again. I proceeded to swipe again, then the screen froze and went white. I then proceeded to check my bank account to see if I was charged and it had charged me twice. (Pictures below) I walked up to the counter and was greeted by a woman at the cash register. She apologized for my inconvenience and gave me a coupon. I then showed her my phone with the double charge and she said one moment. She addressed a a bald Caucasian man , I'm assuming he was the manager. He was rude and made it seem like I was lying about placing my order. He muttered "well clearly it didn't charge your card". That is no way to treat your customers. I'm honestly in shock that you have someone so rude working for your company. My representation of Wow Bao is they have AWFUL customer service and do not care about there customers. Yes, the charge was only $5 but there is a simple way things should be handled and this man should be disciplined because clearly he is in the wrong line of work. Finally, he reluctantly shoved a receipt at me and didn't say anything. I'm not sure if that's how you want your company to be received but I would hope not. read more

I love you Wow Bao. Love Love Love. I could eat your Baoz all day long. That said... I'm so glad they added another vegetarian bao to the menu! The whole wheat edamame one is outstanding (affirmed by carnivorous friends who generally fear both wheat and edamame) and the new mixed veggie one was really flavorful too. I love the potstickers, the spicy peanut noodles, and the thai herb soup. Seriously, the soup, which comes in a coffee-style sippy cup, is nicer to walk around town with on a cold Chicago's winter day than a cup of coffee. I'd never have tried it on my own, but I sipped a friend's and was amazed. It's just the right combination of salty and aromatic. I also love the coconut custard bao for desert and the homemade ginger ale. In fact, there's really nothing I have tried here that hasn't made me want to dance with glee. It's one of my ultimate comfort-food stops, favorite lunch places, and would be my top choice for lunches during the week if they delivered or were closer to my office. read more

Wow Bao was recommended to me by Aruna P and the friend I was visiting said it's worth having. We never planned a day to visit a location but came across it as we strolled along State Street towards dinner at Purple Pig - clearly, it was fate! The place is modern and sleek with high top tables. At $1.59 each, they're affordable and tasty. Both their Mongolian Spicy Beef and Thai Curry Chicken were delicious! Both fillings were full of flavor and the beef was indeed spicy. My friend, who is a vegetarian raves, about their Whole Wheat Edamame so she went for that. I didn't get to have a bite of hers but from her joyful face, I could tell it's as good as she remembers it. When I visit Chicago again, I'll give their Coconut Custard and Chocolate sweet baos a try! read more

Reasonable price for the size. The taste was on point and it was just what I expected for a chain restaurant

I've wanted to go in here for about a year, but never got around to it. Yesterday was the day. The space itself is clean, bright, and shiny. The people working there seem a little more invested than their counterparts at the local sandwich shops. The food was served immediately-everything is already steamed and ready to go. I had my 2 bao in 10 seconds. The food is good, not great, but it's passable. It's kind of hard to tell how good it is since you really only get a little spoonful of filling inside the bun. 2 bao (small meal, big snack) were about $4, so it's pretty cheap. They have other items on the menu like potstickers and rice bowls, but the bao is where it's at. A nice alternative to the same old stuff in the loop. read more

Amazing pad Thai and lo mein noodles! Just the right amount of spice with a hearty portion! The buns were very good but the beef one was just missing something I can't put my finger on. Affordable, quick place that satisfies ones craving for Asian food well. read more

I love Wow Bao, esp. the spicy mongolian beef!! I also had the curry one and chicken teriyaki, they're delish too. Their chicken pot stickers are awesome, make sure you dip them in the soy/ginger sauce. This location is great too. read more

As we strolled through downtown Chicago, we kept seeing the Wow Bao signs pop up everywhere and finally decided we had to try it. Marketing at its finest, I guess. As non-pork eaters, the girlfriend and I were intrigued at these delectable buns ("bao" in Mandarin) that were non-pork filled. Completely full when we finally arrived, we settled on trying two. The thai curry chicken was surprisingly good, the spicy kung pao not so much. We also picked up a homemade ginger ale, which tasted nothing like Canada Dry. Too much ginger, too much cane sugar. It's a neat little place, but the prices are steep. So if you're looking for a franchise venture, I strongly recommend Wow Bao. It's a bit amazing that this restaurant hasn't been franchised past the city of Chicago. But if you're looking for a truly delicious bao, you should probably check out Chinatown. Or come down to Houston; I'll let you know where to go. read more

I wouldn't come here. I had a review a couple years back talking about how I should give Wow Bao a chance because I'm a fan of the Kolache factory. http://www.yelp.com/biz/kolache-factory-brentwood-2?hrid=J-nIuv-0UtEqk0Iy0RtAjg Fuck that. I've now given them a chance and I'm not a fan. The baos here are on the super sweet side, high on the ginger side. Not just the filling was sweet, but the dough itself was super sweet too. They're on the small side, and thus, on the expensive side. I was really hoping I could have a decent lunch here for under 5 bucks but no luck. Of all the things they could have chosen for "takeout stir fry in a bun", I think they could go with a lot of other routes that are healthier and just plain better. read more

Having walked past this place more than a few dozen times in the past, it looks like a super americanized chinese restaurant from the outside... and the name itself doesn't really yell authentic chinese food either so I was not expecting a whole lot from this place. While feeling in the mood for some chinese food and having a hard time finding a viable option on a saturday in the loop while being too lazy to goto chinatown, we stumbled into this place really expecting to fill our stomachs and nothing more. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by what we got. First of all, the kiosks for ordering outside the restaurant definitely lends a modern touch to the place. It actually makes ordering alot easier as one can browse and choose things at his leisure, which I very much love. Now this might be different during busy weekday lunch hours but you can always skip the kiosk and order inside, so choices are always good. Got the 1) Bao: the spicy mongolian was by far the best, followed by the thai curry and bbq pork..... and a distant last in my book was the spicy kung pao chicken. The bao all tasted like what you'd expect when you steam frozen bao that you can get at any chinese grocery store. It's not bad, just overpriced for what it is methinks. 2) Spicy Sesame Noodles: now this was pretty darn good, in general it's pretty hard to screw up sesame noodles but nonetheless, not bad. 3) Spicy mongolian beef bowl with noodles: this was AMAZING, loved it. You just have to try this for yourself. I would probably go back next time just for this dish. read more

One thing about these Loop-y food joints is that they are aces when it comes to speed. The line was out the door and I barely had enough time to pick what I wanted before it was my turn to order. My friend's soup soaked through her paper bag straight to the floor and they replaced it w/o judging or hesitation!. I got the teriyaki chicken bao and the chicken noodle soup. It was light and it totally hit the spot. mmm Next time I want to get my hands on some hot Asian buns I know where to go! P.S. I'm right there w/ Zach C. on the sleek design! 49/52 read more

I've eaten here many times. Everything is delicious, especially the baos. but I only recently discovered that they serve breakfast baos! say what?! I thought the egg spinach and mushroom bao would be bland but it's perfection. although nothing can beat the egg and spicy sausage bao. holy. crap. mind is blown *swoon* so good and filling. they have a breakfast special, 2 bao and a cup of intelligensia coffee for $4. apparently not many people know about this since it's always dead in the morning, but then again then just means no wait:) Try the breakfast baos. you will not be sorry. read more

I can't imagine another quick-service place that could get me giddy like Wow Bao. I gush over their text message coupons, which unlike some other companies' opt-in messages, are actually valuable. They'll just give you free bao, rather than giving you a percent off or making you buy one to get one. I think that's phenomenal, especially in a time when a lot of business are pinching pennies. I do love the bao but I tend to get the bowls unless I'm just looking for a snack. Really yummy, and the location is remarkably clean and well designed. Their ginger ale is the perfect summertime drink. I used to go there at least twice a week when I lived downtown. I only go once in a while now since there isn't a location near me (hint hint, northside's hurting for some bao) but whenever I go it's just as great as I remember it, and they even have a little automated ordering system which is really speedy and smart. Can't believe I'm giving five stars to a franchise but it's as close to flawless as fast food gets. read more

I work in the same building and this restaurant is a life saver! It's really fast, food is great and the price is just unbeatable. Con: everything has a similar flavor so not for every day. UPDATE: Actually I am done with this place! I am sick of it already, so going from 4 stars to 3 stars right now! UPDATE: After 3 months working here, every time I walk in the building the smell is so strong that makes me want to vomit. Down to 1 star and the promise that I will never eat there again! read more

Okay, after 6 years and more visits I care to count, I have no shame in saying I love this place. There is very little anything that makes this authentic, but it's fast, delicious, and different. It's easy to pop in for a cup of broth, bao morning or evening, or a cup of coffee to start the day. Bao freeze well, but you can buy a box to go and keep them at home if you wish. read more

Wow Bao - Breakfast bao with egg and sausage - Chinese Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Mmmm. . . Hot Asian Americanized buns. . . Of all things that could come to the mainstream fast-food cuisine, who would we guess that Bao would be it? But I guess I should not be surprised with Chicago being a notable foodie town. As soon as I noticed they serve breakfast, I knew I have to try it. So before for "home", I stopped by for some nibbles. The rice bowl with egg, bacon and cheddar was a nice surprise (Of course, I am always a sucker for bacon and rice). As for the bao(s) themselves, the BBQ pork tasted great. Egg + Spicy Spicy sausage, is alright, but not as good. Overall, a nice departure from your usual fast food breakfast. Hopefully I'll try out the other dishes on my trip back to Chicago in November. read more

This Wow Bao, like it's sibling in the Water Tower, should be at 4 stars but I'm taking one away because of the hours. This location closes at 8 on the weekdays. In the summer! The baos are still very delicious but when you get there at 8:07 and stand outside wondering why the doors won't open you don't get to eat any of that deliciousness. But if you happen to be around here when they are open, stop in for a cheap meal. Made even cheaper with a 4square check in, I only foursquare for the discounts! read more

Wow these baos are so delicious! I was in town for a conference a couple of weeks ago, and props to this establishment, because their name definitely caught my eye. An entire restaurant dedicated to baos? What could be better? You order the baos at the kiosk outside then you go in to pick them up. It's an interesting system, but it works. I was on my way to an architecture boat tour, and these were the perfect snacks to have beforehand! I had the spicy mongolian beef and bbq pork baos. The spicy mongolian beef was definitely my favorite. One bao packed in with so much flavor! The bbq pork was good too, but not too memorable or special in any way. I wish there were places like this in Atlanta! read more

I came here for a snack, and when I entered, my expectations were low. It looks like a fast food fake asian eatery. Ok. It might be. But compared to places like Panda Wok or Manchu Wok? Wow Bao offers fast and tasty food. The spicy peanut noodles are actually SPICY, as is the spicy kung pao chicken bao. The pan fried dumplings had a nice proportion of filling to skin ratio. Beware of the veggie dumplings if you don't like parsley or cilantro. My vegetarian friend loved hers, but I preferred the pork and cabbage ones. Four stars because it is cheap, fast, easy, and tasty. I'd love for a location to open up in Boston near my school. read more

Bao was okay, very expensive for the portion size. Found the bbq bao to be the better than the curry. It is however very salty. Would I come back..... probably not. One time thing read more

Wow Bao - Bao - Chinese Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Tastylicious. Nice quick bite to eat, no long lunch waits. Just good eats. I particularly like the bowls and highly recommend the Teriyaki chicken bowl. I remember when this place was just a little hub in the WaterTower Place, now they have expanded throughout Chicago (successful they have been). Originally the portion sizes were much smaller, but now for under 10 bucks, you get left overs to take home! Speaking of which, I have some to finish. Nom...nom...nom... read more

FOOD: Got 2 baos- the pork bun and coconut custard. It doesn't compare to authentic steamed baos, but its not bad for fast food. Could have more flavor in both. TIP: Foursquare check in deal- buy one bao get one free! SERVICE: no wait, quick and friendly! read more

Worth the wait for coconut bao! Straight out of the steamer, freshly filled bun; my mouth is watering just thinking about putting that little hottie inside of me. OM NOM NOM. I've been going to Water Tower Wow Bao since 2005, but now this location is way easier to get to after I get off of work. Different menu slightly. Same tasty buns. There's a lot to like about Wow Bao. Bicycle delivery in the Loop; ordering app for pick-ups; free bao Wednesdays from their Facebook page; free wi-fi; great location to people watch from. If you ask very politely, my favorite non-menu thing to do is get a thai curry chicken bowl with half rice/ half cabbage. OM NOM NOM. read more

Don't let the name "bao" confuse you. It's the same thing as those tasty little BBQ pork buns you've had at dim sum and loved. There is a big variety here, as well as potstickers, noodles, rice bowls and dessert buns. The combo is a good deal for lunch downtown--for $5.99 you get the choice of potstickers or bao, and choice of pad thai salad, peanut noodles or vegetable salad. The fresh ginger ale is much like that at Big Bowl. Good! Seems like a big wait at lunch but the line moves fast. read more

This place, along the lines of Chipotle and Noodles & Co, is delicious! All of the options are tasty and the menu is very simple. I've been here a handful of times since I live next door and I've always had a good experience - quick service and hot food! I'll usually get a rice bowl with a couple of baos and share it with my hubby - it's plenty of food for two for lunch. It's right on par price-wise with any other QSR. I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try if you haven't already! read more

Pretty good spot to pop in and grab a snack, I come here every so often. They even have wifi. Bao are in the salty and greasy side. I just ate a Mongolian beef one (flavorful, a little soggy on the bottom). I also tried an open face bao, the pork belly one. It had way too many pickled veggies on it but was still full of flavor and yumminess. read more

Wow Bao - Chinese Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Wow Bao wows! After overloading on Chipotle for the last several weeks, I was ready for a change. Thanks, KrisB, for suggesting Wow Bao as our meeting place today. If you are looking for large, yeasty, steamy and authentic bao, then head south to Chinatown, but if what you want is a healthy, fresh, and tasty alternative to processed fast foods in the city, then Wow Bao is your place. My recommendation? Mix and match, baby! That's right, try a little of this and a little of that. I love the BBQ pork and Mongolian beef bao accompanied by the cold noodle or pad Thai salads. Trying to cool off? Order the yummy ginger ale or the Thai iced coffee. Service is courteous, friendly and efficient. Sometimes, just a tad too efficient. When the lunch rush died down, my date and I were still sitting at the counter choking on ammonia fumes. It seems one of WB's staff got a little impatient and busted out the cleaner. It didn't matter if a table was half occupied or not. It received a dusting of cleaner and a clean washcloth buffing. Now, normally, I would appreciate this attention to cleanliness. But, the smell of the ammonia was overpowering. Similar to one of Colleen's recent reviews, I'm going to mark this WB down a star for this interference with my olfactory experience of the resto. Otherwise, head on down. This place is great for an eat-in or take-out lunch. Congestion in line has been considerably improved by the addition of touchscreens that allow patrons to order their meals themselves and pay using their credit cards. This way, you bypass the line inside and just wait for your number to be called before heading off... I'll be back. WB is too tasty of an alternative to my current sloppy burrito obsession to be scared away by an overzealous cleaner. read more

I'm always looking for vegan and vegetarian options on my lunch break that are conversation and quick. Wow Bao was definitely convenient and quick, but the vegetarian options were limited and one of them, the "New Impossible Spicy Mongolian" was advertised but not an option. While that was slightly disappointing, the vegetable bao bun was good and the vegetable dumpling soup was also good. I'd come here again, but I'd hope that they will have everything they offer on their website. read more

What Wow Bao got going for it is the fast-food concept. I was excited and scared at the same time to try it for the first time. Scared because I was fearful the bun would be thick and rubbery. Not so. It is fluffy, soft and chewy Perfection. The BBQ pork got our best-of vote, followed by the curry, spicy kung pao, and Mongolian beef. I was bummed they didn't have the typical red bean bao for dessert. That's a common Chinese variety. But I can see how most people would shun the concept of bean paste. Although the suburbs of Schaumburg area has its share of dim-sum offerings, it will be nice to have a Wow Bao for instant gratification. read more

Mmmmmm delicious, satisfying, reliable wow bao. I have an obsession with carbs and doughy foods and when one of these craving kicks in wow bao always hits the spot. I've tried a lot of baowiches or bao tacos since bao has become all the rage in Asian fusion type places but I still find myself coming back to the classic, original good ol' bao wow..even if it's just a chain this place has the formula just right: perfect dough to filling ratio where you can still appreciate the delicate flavors of both, enough filling to be hearty and flavorful with enough bao dough to balance the flavor of the filling which can often be too sweet/spicy/salty on its own. Now to my favorite part, the dough mmmmm theirs is just right, soft, chewy, fluffy, never tough even after sitting out for a while, not that I let this happen often lol these bad boys are gone quick around me, and the flavor - slightly sweet, nicely bland to balance the flavors on the inside. My go-to's are the spicy Kung pao chicken and bbq pork Have yet to taste a better bao, go here for a quick satisfying meal you won't regret. read more

There is a great little restaurant in Little Falls, MN that has a slogan - "Why do I keep coming back here?" Wow Bao why do I keep coming back to all your goodness wrapped up in a steamed asian bun. Yes its doughy, yes its delicious. I can't stop. I crave. Its not for every one. If you don't like bread or anything related to dough then the Bao is certainly not going to be to your liking. But I have yet to take someone there who doesn't instantaneously become a fan. read more

Wow Bao has some really good dumplings. They are really soft and tasty. They have dumplings for lunch, and for dessert. I tried the Kung Pao chicken and the Spicy Mongolian and they all tasted so good. They are made fast. The most i waited was about 5 minutes but it all was good. You can get a pack of 6 for 12 dollars which seems like a lot to pay, but you will be full by the end. If you are looking for a small snack or sweet treat to eat, then get the chocolate dumpling. But be careful, there's a lot of chocolate in there. read more