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Did you know that Bae Bae's Kitchen reopened and is now Bae Bae's Bar and Supper Club? Their kitchen is open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays and I'm so excited to have a post midnight food option in Pittsburgh that isn't pizza! We stopped by on Friday earlier in the evening and didn't have to wait for a table. The front area has more natural lighting and the back room is dark and reminds me a club. I will note the back room is really really dark so you might have trouble seeing your food back there. The florals everywhere inside give it a girly touch. Their fried chicken is as crunchy and delicious and everything was flavorful as always. I thought the Ube espresso could have a stronger Ube flavor but I would probably get it again because everything was pretty reasonably priced.
Really popular restaurant in downtown, we sat at the bar in the back because the main dining area was filled up. We ordered the bulgogi bbq beef ribeye and the Korean fried chicken. You get two small sides with each entree. For the chicken, you can pick a dipping sauce, just one though, any extra sauce is an additional charge. We got the gochujang aioli. Overall we thought both dishes were just okay, nothing special, the bulgogi being slightly better. I think we made the wrong choice with the aioli sauce which was a bummer, we wish we got the soy garlic sauce or something similar. Decent value for what you get but we just felt the meal was okay.
For brunch, we first tried Bae Bae's Cafe down the street, but they directed us to the Kitchen since there were more food options. I got the dumplings and seaweed salad with a couple sauces and everything was savory, well-seasoned, and tasty! I ended up bringing back the mango passion fruit juice from the Cafe since they had more NA drink options- most of the Kitchen's drinks are boozy. The juice was fantastic! The servers were friendly and quick to advise on the menu. It was very empty and chilly. They had some fun Halloween decor. All ordering is online- you can keep a tab open and close it anytime.
We visited this cute little Korean place on our last visit to Pittsburgh downtown. My actual rating is 4.5/5 but I really liked the ambiance and the great service there. Bae Bae Bae's cafe was right before the kitchen, and we initially entered there. They both are owned by the same company but their menus are different. Be sure to check which one you want to visit beforehand. Here is the summary of our visit: 1) Ambiance 5/5: It has a cute cafe vibe with chic and delightful decor. Additionally, it also has cute flowery seating outside which would be great for an evening date or friends get together. The place has seating in front of the service desk or you can choose to go inside where they also have a bar and seating area. Also, they have QR codes for their menu 2) Service 6/5: This is where I would like to highlight Taylor Ann G's service. She was of amazing help to us. She helped us with all the suggestions and side options. I am allergic to fish and so was she. So she helped me choose a great spicy dish with great side options which I loved. I also do not eat beef. She let us know that chicken might be made on the same grill and helped us with informing the chef to make it separately in a pan. The service was quick too and we received our order within 10 minutes. One additional thing for people to know is that they add a service fee for takeout orders which was promptly informed to us by Taylor and she said we don't have to tip since that takes care of it. 3) Food 4/5: This is what was a hit and a miss for us. We had to catch a flight and we took a take away so we are giving it the benefit of the doubt but here is the summary of what we ordered: a) Yum Yum chicken: This was what my wife ordered and I tried it at the airport. The chicken was chewy and not good at all. It felt like frozen chicken which was baked in an oven and tossed in a sauce. The purple rice was good though. The portion was good too. b) Spicy Fire chicken: I really loved it. This was like a bento box with chicken. purple rice with sesame seeds, tender green salad, and some radish side (which was amazing, and took it based on Taylor's suggestion). The portion was good for one. The dish was not really spicy and tasted more like buffalo sauce chicken. 4) Value for money 4/5: It was not the cheapest place and it would have been value for money if we ate it there since the place looks great. The price is good for the portion but it would be great if it was a tad less. Overall, I am definitely going to visit this place when I am in town for the ambiance, service, and proximity to downtown and so much of Pittsburgh's history. The great: 1) Taylor's friendliness and service 2) Spicy fire chicken 3) Ambiance Not so good: 1) Yum Yum chicken
I'm surprised I've never written a review yet for Bae Bae's because it's one of my favorite restaurants in Pittsburgh. Casual and cute Korean eatery serving the best Korean Fried Chicken in Pittsburgh (really!!). I always bring friends and family from out of town whenever we need a downtown spot for a quick bite. My usual orders (highly recommend) is the build your own Korean Fried Chicken with the kimchi and seaweed salad (unfortunately, they were out of kimchi tonight), sweet potato fries with spicy mayo, Japchae, and of course a Thai ice tea. Service is always wonderful, although it seems like they're moving more towards an online dining experience with no server and just ordering through a QR code. I prefer being able to converse with servers instead, but tonight's service with our hostess and cooks was no different than in the past. Highly recommend checking out their drink specials and coming in to try soju cocktails which not many bars have! Love the plant decorations and it makes the space feel so lonely. If you're wondering why Bae Bae's has won so many awards, you should 100% come visit for yourself!
I love everything about Bae Bae's! The atmosphere is cozy, the service is always friendly.. oh and the food is uhhhhhh amazing!
A fun place to eat because of the creative menu and wonderful service. The Kimchi is notably good, with lots of flavor and texture. The wait time was 30 minutes, but let us take seats at the bar. The music didn't make sense to me, it was pop music (for example, Katy Perry).
I LOVEDDD Bae Baes omg. I've been meaning to go here for so long and I wish I went sooner. The service was so good, our food came really quick, and I loved the intimate vibe of the inside. Their drink selection was amazing - I was surprised how many drinks they had! I got the shrimp tempura, which was actually the best i've ever had - especially with the plum sauce omg. Also the kimchi was amaaaazing i'm literally craving it even though I just had it lol. I am so excited to go back here ASAP.
This is where I'd recommend people if they are looking for casual Korean based Asian fusion food. Location is downtown and the restaurant is a lot bigger than it looks on the outside. The dine in experience is nice and cute, but easy take out since they already come in takeout boxes. The service is here is super friendly as well. I really enjoy their food because it is good cooking, a variety of dishes, and the portions are huge. It's pretty cheap considering how much food they give you. Big fan of their bulgogi since it's expensive at most places now. Their glass noodles is also a good pick. I like their milk tea but I vaguely remember thinking the boba wasn't chewy enough, not sure if they've changed it since then or if that was just a bad batch.
Staff is friendly and service was fairly quick. They gave me an extra drink for free because they didn't meet the time specified on the order. Ube cheesecake was flavorful and the Korean cuisine here is a big pull for the big anime convention nearby. The menu looked somewhat Americanized and a bit pricy but they seem to understand their customer base and work with in real time situations well!
We first went to their coffee shop 4 doors down. You need to go there and bring your coffee back if you would like some. The food was good, except rice was cold, and pricey ($17/lunch). Very cold with ceiling fans blowing and unable to change. Other customers left due to the cold. We enjoyed it, but there are better places, including their coffee shop!
Came here on a Friday night. You have to scan a QR code to get the menu and order online. I got a taro milk tea with rainbow bubbles ($7). It had the right amount of sweetness! For the meal I had the Korean Fried Chicken ($18), Spicy Fire Chicken($18), Beef Bulgogi ($18) and Bae Bae Wings($15). The Korean Fried chicken was crispy and moist. The honey sauce was very sweet but mixed well with it. The Bae Bae wings with garlic soy was also crispy moist and flavorful. However the beef bulgogi and spicy chicken were disappointing. Both were quite oily and the flavor was a bit of a letdown. The kimchi were spicy and sour which I absolutely loved. Service was about average. They have a pre included 18% tip added to the bill. Overall some of the food was great (any of the fried chicken), the others not as amazing. Not sure if I would come back again because of the difficulty to park and the food not being worth going out the way for. Food(50%): 6.5 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 6.0 Overall: 6.5/10
The cutest little place! The food was amazing, and so was the service. Highly recommend the shrimp tempura and the dumplings, although I don't think you could go wrong with anything!
Overall good experience here. Heard a lot of buzz about this place and got excited to try It. Headed here for lunch and got there around 12:00 sharp-- not wait in line at that time but quickly got busy as we waited for our food. Pretty standard downtown lunch rush. I got the spicy chicken with glass noodles and seaweed salad on the side. We also ordered the Korean fried chicken. Spicy chicken: I got about a 4-5 spiciness, there is heat but not very hot in my opinion definitely prefer less heat than too much! Glass noodles were so GOOD. Side salad that comes with It good too-- needs more dressing it's a little dry unless you mix the entire box together KFC: very good! Texture and chicken quality was great! Only complaint was It was an over-flavorful crisp outside which you didn't really notice if you mixed the bowl together. Overall, good. Not the best thing I've ever tried but everything tasted fresh and relatively healthy. The interior can be a little cramped at peak times but wow was it so cute inside! The ambiance as amazing!!! I was definitely come back. It was a nice change in pace since I haven't seen much Korean food in Pittsburgh. Prices seemed standard for fast casual with the amount of food you get. Could be a little cheaper in my opinion but nonetheless still worth It. read more
YES. We need something like this in my hometown. It's a great concept. Quick Korean food. Following in what seems to be the trend of "building your bowl" or in this case "build your box" type restaurants, Bae Bae's Kitchen is a great find in this area of the city. I was staying at the Hampton Inn on Smallman, and this was only an 8 minute walk. Considering the trend towards bars and higher end dining in general over here, I found this to be a welcome discovery traveling with my 18 year old charge. First of all, when you enter into the restaurant, the smell of Korean food floods your nostrils and you're in culinary heaven. I love that smell... and it's still in my nose now. (unless that's the leftover wafting over from the counter...) I went with a rice, marinated beef, and napa kimchee combination and it was DELICIOUS. There's nothing really more to say about that. The flavors were strong but not overpowering. The black sesame seeds add a hint of flavor that I always love. Student went with the fried glass noodle, Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) and seaweed salad. She wasn't in love with it, but reported that it wasn't too spicy, which generally means it's OK. She also wasn't a fan of the plum sauce, as she felt it was too sweet. It was a substitution for a wasabi sauce I suggested she not eat. Thai tea for me with tapioca pearls to boot. You also cant' go wrong there. Student went with a milk tea. Her favorite. But by far my favorite aspect of our visit... the decor. I called it "cute" to the guy taking our order. But cute isn't really the word for it. It's WHIMSICAL. I loved the dainty, garden-like environs that transport you somewhere magical. And the added touches for Christmas were apparent too. So thoughtfully done. I bet others think it could be overdone, but really, it's something beautiful. I just wanted to sit there in the front window and enjoy the evening. This location closes at 8, so if you're staying in a nearby hotel, plan accordingly. But definitely check it out! read more
6 years ago
What can you say about a place already named one of America's Top 100 Places to Eat in 2020? That it's still going strong in 2021! Despite being one of the more popular spots in Pittsburgh at the moment, our Sunday lunch order went from placed to prepared in fifteen minutes flat, and didn't disappoint. The YumYum Chicken Tenders Special was crispy, sweet (almost too sweet!), and just the right amount of spicy, with something subtle and more complex in the flavor underneath that kept me coming back for another bite. It was also HUGE, and at just $9, worth every dollar. The two different japchae-and-tofu dishes we ordered didn't disappoint either. The tofu was soft without being mushy, which it managed without being fried, and the side salads included in both were high-quality and nice for breaking up the flavor. But the real stars were the Napa and Daikon Kimchis. The Daikon Kimchi managed to get more flavor out of its radish component than you might expect, and both had a real, unapologetic kick to them. If there's room for critique, it's in the bubble tea, which was too heavy on the dairy and too chewy in the boba. It was unremarkable in an order whose other pieces shone. Bae Bae's Kitchen isn't just a great restaurant, it highlights what makes Pittsburgh a great food city: It's adventurous while still being accessible, fun without being gimmicky, and ready to give you the whole shebang at a bargain for finding them before the rest of the country catches on. read more
5 years ago
The food here is absolutely amazing and so fresh! The decor inside is adorable. Ordered the bulgogi with noodle and seaweed salad. It was a very filling and satisfying meal. The bulgogi was tender and full of flavor. All the ingredients used were super fresh. Great and fast service! Happy customer and will definitely be back for more! read more
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This restaurant is exactly as described by others. It has a small front and a short menu. Nothing wrong with either. You pick from various items. I picked the glass noodles with bulgogi beef. Then the seaweed salad on the side. We also got the cheese wontons and I got the sparkling strawberry lemonade to drink. My husband got the spicy chicken special with rice and the vegetable tempura. Milk tea to drink. All of the food comes packaged to go, even if you are staying in. Everything was good. They give you a little side salad with a light dressing on the side. The sauce on the beef was really yummy. My only complaint is the prices, which seem a bit high. We paid $40 for the meal. $4 for three cheese wontons. But the food is very good. read more
8 years ago
I am not one to have favorites but Bae Bae's Kitchen is, of recent, my UTMOST FAVE place to eat. Why you ask? First of all, how dare you ask that -- Second of all, WHY NOT? Not only is this restaurant sustainable but it also accommodates to every lifestyle/diet! As a new vegan, I seriously appreciate the options at Bae Bae's! It is especially hard to be a Korean vegan because fish/fish products seem to creep into every Korean dish (including kimchi) -- but Bae Bae makes it easy for me to pick what I want to eat. [Food] My non-vegan friends and I went and created our own bowls. I got the tofu with plum sauce over glass noodles. The tofu is crispy on the outside and just the right amount of sweet each bite. The glass noodles are seriously addictive. Alongside the main meal, I was given greens, which perfectly cut through the heartiness of the meal with its freshness and acidity. The kimchi (vegan) tasted amazing. Personally, I found the portion sizes just right. There was enough food for me to get full without concern of food coma-ing. My friends agreed. They enjoyed their food as much as I did, if not more. [Service] The people here are so frickin wholesome. They definitely put their hearts in their work. Each meal is packed with care. The cashier is super mellow and kind. Very patient. Everyone has a warm demeanor, very sweet. [Atmosphere] The interior of the place has the power to heal souls -- the green life, lights and thoughtful decor make for a safe haven. I love the amount of care put into this place. They even put up Christmas decorations. You're bound to smile stepping inside. Bae Bae's even has outdoor seating (for warmer days, I'm assuming) and a cute little garden outside. read more
4 years ago
Food was so good we ordered more to go. The dining area is small so take of your jacket gently or you may accidentally hit an innocent bystander with your arm. The host was very friendly and the service was fast though our waiter seemed burdened by our presence. Had to get more wontons to-go and after trying both of them I'd say go with the garlic. Taro milk tea was tasty to the last boba ball. There is plenty to look at with all the plants and mood lighting. We will be visiting again! read more
5 years ago
I actually didn't notice two locations the cafe and kitchen. I was looking for boba tea and I saw this was close to the hotel I was staying at, good weather and walking distance. "Winner winner TV dinner"! I was soooo excited so loveeeee the whole ambiance and feels of the place and it's woman owned!! First the service when ordering so lovely. I love energy and felt good when I walked in. Very personable, I told where I was from and good conversation and offered and explained what they had. I got the crispy tofu with plum sauce ( oh goodness gracious yummy), glass noodles and seaweed salad. I also got what I came for which was the boba tea even though it did not go with my meal( I didn't care plus I was too nervous to ask to get it to go) llol... The crispy tofu was the highlight, The seaweed salad wasn't bad and the glass noodles weren't I wish I would've asked to add some plum sauce to the noodles. The salad added was ok but the crispy tofu is pretty darn good. The tea I can say it's not a shop so maybe I can't expect but it was ok... I wasn't a fan of the boba very chewy. Hate to say anything bad but I may try the strawberry drink they mentioned if I'm to visit again and possibly the lychee jelly. read more
5 years ago
This spot is amazing! I went for the first time and was so impressed with my meal. I got the Korean Fried chicken with noodles and cucumber kimchi. My friend and I split their seasonal special ( I believe) of sweet potato fries.The fries were such a surprise - they blew us away! I don't know how they got sweet potatoes so crunchy. The crunch was audible when my friend took a bite - so tasty. Same thing for the chicken - fried to perfection! The portion size was massive. I mixed the noodles and salad together - the flavors went super well together. Service was excellent and friendly. Note: they are take-out only as of 4/30. Super safe COVID-19 safety - you have to pay online. I had thought they had dine-in originally, but was mixed up! read more
2 years ago
Yayyyyyy!!! A new spot for me to delight in all that is vegan. Bae Bae's kitchen was a a treat for me and a new spot that will help me on my vegan journey. They don't have many vegan options, but the options they have are savory, delicous, and just good. They also have a cafe a few store fronts down on Liberty in downtown Pittsburgh, so a double delight for me and anyone else who has ventured into vegan! Yummmmyyyy!!!! read more
2 years ago
7 years ago
I had such high hope for this place. However the food was just lacking flavor. The only things i would go back is for the staff, the drinks, those amazing crispy wings and the cheese wontons. I did the noodles, and kfc and radish kim chi. You get a lot for the price but the noodles were bland and the chicken was ok. Kim chi was really good. The noodles were missing like some garlic or ginger. However, O would still go again for the wings alone. read more
Really good food and very cute decor inside the restaurant and outside on their patio. I gave a star off for the limited options on the menu and the price. Although you do get a good portion, I didn't like the limited options. To me this meant that the food was probably premade instead of made per order which, since the food is ready so fast was nice, but felt the price was a little steep in consideration of this. I'll definitely go back! read more
My wife and I stopped here with some friends from out of town. We went to the point for the arts festival and for some different food options. Bae Bae's Kitchen stuck out as having some different flavors and ingredients so we all ordered takeout to bring to the point to eat our dinner. I ordered the noodle honey wasabi with chicken and my wife and I split the sweet potato fries. The sweet potato fries were crunchy and breaded, very different from anywhere else I had them but also very good! They came with a spicy dipping sauce which was right down my alley. The honey wasabi chicken was also great. It was an above average chicken breaded and fried with a very good sauce to go with. I wish there was a little more balance of sauce to meal but overall it was extremely tasty. I would recommend coming here for something American but slightly different. The chicken here was really good fried. I love the crunch in the food that gave a nice texture balance to the meal. read more
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We tried bulgogi option there and enjoyed eating outside in a nice semi closed space outside. Highly recommended. read more
Cutest little spot!! Came for a date night Friday night and was absolutely in love with the atmosphere and vibe of the restaurant. The staff are all super friendly and the food was spot on. Started with the pork dumplings and garlic cheese wontons. BEST DUMPLINGS AND WONTONS I HAVE EVER HAD. You can instantly tell how fresh all the ingredients are. The quality is unmatched and shines in all the dishes. I have never been so blown away by all the individual flavors coming together so well. We then shared the KFC Plate, which came with your choice of a variety of different sides, so I chose japchae noodles, Napa kimchi, spicy Mayo, a side salad and then the yum yum chicken. All the chicken was perfectly cooked and texture was so crispy with a good crunch. The sides were delicious, and the dressing on the salad was one of the best I have ever had. All in all, there are so many options and I'm so excited to try more. Looking forward to coming back soon! read more
6 years ago
Decided to try this place for take out for a girl's night and was very pleased! Would highly recommend for take out during quarantine. First off, ordering through the website was very easy. I arrived a little earlier to pick up my order and the staff members were so kind and offered me some taro milk tea while I waited for the food. Everything we ordered was very fresh and packaged so neatly! This place is great for vegetarians as they have many options including vegetable tempura and three types of tofu. I tried the glass noddles with vegetable tempura and soy garlic cucumbers and it was the perfect amount of food for me. Each box also included a side salad. The glass noodles were extremely tasty and the tempura vegetables were very crispy. My friends ordered some of their fried chicken and were very pleased! We also loved the garlic cheese wontons which were a perfect side for our meals. The restaurant is located in a great spot downtown, close walking distance if you work in the city. There is some street parking in front of the restaurant as well. I wasn't able to go inside due to COVID, however it seemed like a very cozy place. Based on our experience, I can't wait to return to try more from their menu! read more
3 years ago
Their KFC is def worth the hype!! (and so are their other menu items like Veggie Tempura and Spicy Fire Chicken) The chicken is fried to perfect crispiness while maintaining the juiciness... I can still taste it in my mouth. Even when we ordered this to-go, the fried goods were still hot and amazing when we got back home from a 20min car ride. One disappointing thing though was that their kimchi side dish was over fermented- too mushy/sour. But overall Bae Baes was great!! :) read more
3 years ago
LOVE Bae Bae's so so much. Amazing service, delicious food and such a positive atmosphere every time you walk in. Second time we have been there and I've got the same thing: Pork Steamed Dumplings, Korean fried chicken with rice and pickled cucumber. Also love the Vietnamese Coffee and Milk Tea! read more
Awesome place! This was on our list of places to try while we were in town and it did not disappoint. The inside is cozy and very welcoming. The service was great and the staff were very attentive. We tried the bulgogi bbq and the Korean fried chicken. Both were fantastic! Would definitely eat here again. read more
I can't believe it took me as long as it did to give this place a try. One of my health-conscious coworkers frequents Bae Bae's on days he allows himself the treat of going out to eat for lunch, and I am very strict with myself about packing my lunch. I decided it was time to treat myself, too, and we went to Bae Bae's on a sunny Friday afternoon. We walked in and got right in line. I love the cute terrariums and the bar you can sit at in the front of the restaurant. Places that are well-lit with natural lighting have a warm, comfortable feel about them and you get lots of natural light here. Ordering here is super simple and you start with a choice of protein. You can choose from beef, pork belly, Korean fried chicken (KFC), and crispy tofu. Next, you choose two sides. Your first choice is between rice, salad greens or glass noodles, and the next choice is between tempura veggies, seaweed salad, or kimchi. You can get some sides of Kim Bob (almost like sushi but with any protein choice and veggies rolled up in rice and seaweed) or a daily special as an extra if you'd prefer that. One of my favorite things about the menu is that it's organic! This is a great place to go if you want something that tastes good, is good for you, and is affordable. I'm always one to opt for chicken over beef and pork, but I like tofu, too. This time I decided on the KFC because my friend recommended it, and the pictures I've seen made it look incredible. For my sides I got the glass noodles and seaweed salad, which are two of my favorite things. You get a small side salad no matter what, so I still got my serving of veggies in! The chicken was perfectly crispy, and each box comes with two HUGE chicken strips with wasabi honey sauce. I'm a self-proclaimed condiment fanatic, and the honey wasabi was uniquely delicious in all the right ways. Portion size here was also part of my decision to give Bae Bae's five stars as the box I got for about $12 was enough for me to get 2 solid meals out of it. I got a box exactly like the one I got to bring home to my boyfriend and he also loved everything about it. Needless to say, we'll be coming back to Bae Bae's, and the convenient downtown location makes this place a great choice for lunch or dinner. read more
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I absolutely love Bae Bae's Kitchen!! Great vegan options and huge portion sizes. Always look forward to stopping here for lunch or dinner when I find myself downtown read more
6 years ago
This spot is still open during COVID-19 tho their menu has understandably been pared down a bit. They also offer outdoor seating in a cute greenhouse style patio and all employees were wearing masks (and super friendly). As for the food, what we had was delicious! Both the Classic and Lemongrass Chicken were perfect - nice, crusty bread and filled with fresh ingredients. Super generous size too - one will definitely fill you up. We also picked up a Sparkling Strawberry Lemonade, a very refreshing summer drink, and Orange Dream, which is basically a sparkling orange creamsicle! All in all, definitely a great place to eat. Highly recommended! read more
I was told about Bae Bae's from a coworker who raved about the food, so I tried them out for lunch and was not disappointed. The ambiance of the restaurant is very social and hip, and it seems this is a favorite of people who are aware of it as there was almost always a line to order. I had the glass noodles and the Bulgogi Korean BBQ Beef. I am normally not a fan of glass noodles but these were good. A good helping of the beef and there was also a salad. I also got a small side of the cabbage kimchi, which was really, really good if you like kimchi. I really enjoyed my meal (though I don't normally make it a habit of spending $18 on lunch) and am glad I was given the tip. I will return some day to try some of the other options. read more
3 years ago
If you're looking for authentic Korean food with bold flavors and free banchan, this place is probably not what you're looking for. The ambiance was very nice, modern and caters to the instagram foodies but the place is straight up gentrified which is understandable because of its location. It is very far from good simple Korean food which is what I was craving. I ordered the dumplings, BULDAK chicken, Korean fried chicken and shrimp tempura and while the food was good, it wasn't what I was looking for. Prices are pretty high for the portion sizes, and the taste of the food is modified to fit a more typical American palate. Service was ok but they seemed like they were preoccupied and did not want to be there or walk ppl through the menu. Give it a shot and see for yourself but I would not come here if you want the Korean dining experience. Happy eating! read more
7 years ago
This place is great for vegetarians They have delicious fried tofu in their yummy plum sauce Put it on rice not just any ol rice but a very nice black rice blend They also have glass noodles as an option Basically you pick a protein they have beef chicken and the tofu There is salad and the carb choice Also a little cup of daikon reading the last time I was there Their plum sauce is so good They also have fried chicken Their bubble tea is always good in the Thai iced tea flavor bubbles are nice squishy and soft the way good bubbles are Striped paper straws are a better environment choice Prices are about 15 for the entree Service is always friendly Everything is served in paper take out containers which is fine They have chopsticks or forks the choice is yours Bae Baes is not the biggest place on a Saturday around 4 the place was hopping Metered parking on the street around Bae Baes is always hard to find but it will never stop me from returning read more
3 years ago
Use to work downtown and got this every other day, it's been almost two years since I've had Bae Baes. Oh how I missed it. First time ever dining in, stepped outside Childrens hosp for a little for some much needed air and this place has and still is everything. The martini was so good, the pork dumplings amazing, and my Korean fried chicken and rice hit the spot. Our server was great as well! Ty again bae baes kitchen we will be back! read more
4 years ago
It's not my favorite dining in and eating out of a cardboard box, but the Korean friend chicken is nice and crispy, and the glass noodles are great. The sides are in a condiment container so it feels unusually small. The ambiance is nice inside though. Nice natural light from the front glass windows, love the plants and the light fixtures above head. There's also a cute outdoor seating space. read more
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9 years ago
Yesterday I finally did it. I was going to meet a friend for dinner and I said we should come here. It has been on my radar for months and when I finally have the chance of being downtown this was a place I knew I had to pick. I was really excited when my friend agreed with me and we made a date for Bae Bae's Kitchen. After hearing all the hype from all the other reviewers and from my friends who live downtown I was excited. And I will say they lived up to the hype. When I walked in they were just opening for their dinner at 5 PM. Since my friend was not there yet the man behind the counter was kind enough to explain, in incredible detail, all of the choices that were in front of me for dinner. He was so friendly and incredibly thorough it was great. The atmosphere inside was very homey. I love all the plants on the walls and in the window. I will say that it was a bit chilly inside but not so much that it was distracting. So when my friend got there we went up to order. And I got the glass noodles, with the Korean Fried Chicken, the seaweed salad, and the Bulgogi Kimbap. The noodles and kimbap both came with a salad and the kimbap also came with miso soup. I have to say that everything that I ate was amazing. The orders come out pretty quickly and the food was great. There was even enough for me to save for lunch the next day. Any time that you go out and they give you enough food for lunch as well as your meal at the time is good in my book. The sauces that came with the Korean Fried Chicken, Wasabi honey sauce, was the most amazing thing that I've had on chicken in a long time. The chicken was also fried to perfection with a delicious panko breading. The chicken also was organic so you can take that how you may. All I know is it was delicious. We also got some of the vegetable tempura. This was also very good. It was a mixture of sweet potatoes and squash. Again fried to perfection with a lovely panko breading. I dipped it in my honey Wasabi sauce yummy. I look forward to coming back to try more on their menu. This place really does live up to its hype. I will come back just because the service was so very friendly. The menu is also great and I cannot wait to try more things on it. read more
4 years ago
Food is very tasty. One of the few places where you can walk downtown to get bubble tea. Although the food is plated to be ascetically pleasing, you may still be hungry when you leave. Just depends on how much you want to order! Still highly recommend. It's cute. read more
4 years ago
Amazing food and great atmosphere. Exceptional service. Love the dumplings, won tons, Korean Fried chicken and sweet potato fries. We love it all! Fantastic experience! read more
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951 Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Downtown
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(412) 391-1890
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Where do you source your chickens from?
We source from a local purveyor that provides us All Natural, No Antibiotic or Hormones added, chicken. Thank you
Is the kimchi vegetarian or vegan? Is the dukbokki made with anchovies stock?
Bae bae’s cabbage kimchi and radish kimchi are vegan, gluten free! We do not have any dukbokki menu
Do they have gluten free options?
Yes!! Just let them know you're gluten free before ordering and they are VERY accommodating!!
It says Korean Fried Chicken, but I wanted to ask if this is more of a Katsu-like fried chicken, or like a Bon Chon-like fried chicken?
It's chicken katsu style
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