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Baobae

3.2 (18 reviews)

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Tim B.

Sign says Chinese fine dinning. That is not what this is. Ordered orange beef which comes with steamed rice. The beef was too big for chop sticks so had to use the provided plastic ware which melted during use. The fork tines were too small for the plastic knife to fit. The paper plates were soft and leaked. The rice was dry and hard. I was able to eat the orange beef, the Sauce was good but had to pass on the rice. No service to mention. You have to order at the counter and that's your only interaction. Styrofoam cups and cheap lids. I'd like to be more positive but I didn't enjoy the experience and doubt I'll give this one another chance.

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Kevin E.

Recently taking over the old Van Thong, BaoBae offers a wide selection of Chinese favorites with fresh veggies and tasty options. It seemed pretty standard fare and they definitely up for the to-go trade. While the inside in certainly a step up from the worn down look Van Thongs sported, the dishes are thin paper plates and to go containers. This is ok, but saucy dishes and soup dumplings were not quite made for these platters. The staff was nice and food is good. Don't skip the egg rolls.

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1 year ago

Good food at a good price. We will definitely go back. The place is clean but not fancy. I think that a lot of their business is take out

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2 years ago

Food was amazing and the manager was super friendly and helpful our first time in! Definitely a new spot for Chinese.

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Baobae - chinese - Updated May 2026

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