“The Bao on St Marks is my favorite XLB spot”
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“The Bao on St Marks is my favorite XLB spot”
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“My favorite in Manhattan. A bit more expensive, and they give you shitty metal soup spoons (too shallow, pulls away heat to quickly), but they're the finest I've had in Manhattan in a while.”
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“The Bao is solid. Same people who used to run Kung Fu XLB out in Flushing near Horace Harding. RIP that location but the XLB lives on. Not as good as before but solid.”
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“Spicy Moon, The Bao, Soothr”
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“Two of my favorites are from The Bao (suuuper crispy)”
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“I had their soup dumplings a couple of months ago and they were nothing special.”
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“It’s way better than the Bao imo.”
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“The bao”
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“More soup dumplings: The Bao and Nan Xiang”
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“Che Li/Nan Xiang XLB/The Bao - Soup dumplings + a vegetable or scallion pancake”
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“That's really good though. One of the best I've had.”
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“Noodle Village XLB are better than Joe's and The Bao from recent experiences.”
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“The Bao has soup dumplings with thin skin and i think it’s better”
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“Prob the bao on st marks in ev”
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“Soup dumplings at the bao! I've taken so many of my guests from out of town there because they're just genuinely SO good.”
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“I went recently and it was good, and they also brought their beef noodle soup there too.”
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“Shanghai pan-fried noodles at The Bao”
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“By far the best General Tso’s in NYC (and fried rice)”
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“the Cabbage at The Bao”
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“The Bao and Uluh have very solid soup dumps”
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“Chinese: the bao (amazing soup dumplings, fresh scallion pancakes, and more)”
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“MUST go to the bao! Not fancy but good price point and amazinggggg food”
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“I actually think the XLB are likely still the best in Manhattan, but they serve them with this shitty shallow metal spoons that make eating them unpleasant...”
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“I recommend their spicy and classic kung fu xaio long bao with a side of cucumber salad.”
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“All great calls though I’d like to throw Soup Dumplings from The Bao on St Marks into the mix”
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“Che Li/Nan Xiang/The Bao for soup dumplings”
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“Best Mapo I’ve ever had!”
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“the bao (really unexpectedly good, has chicken xlb)”
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“Xiao long bao at the BAO”
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“my St Marks move is the Bao while waiting for Szechuan Mountain House.”
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“B&h dairy, Minca, the bao, San marzano, terra Thai, Klong”
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“some places I’d recommend trying are Via Carota or I Sodi for pasta/italian (these two will be harder to get a table - try showing up at 5pm to go on the wait list), Cote for Korean steak, The Bao for dumplings/noodles”
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“the food is always good and has never led me wrong”
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“Yeah, but still the classics and they’re done well. Good way for both people to come away happy”
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“The Bao”
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“A few that I enjoy: MaLa Project, The Bao (soup dumplings), and CheLi for Chinese food.”
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“the Bao”
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“the Bao (st marks)”
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“The Bao in the east village is great, in addition to the Chinatown classics already mentioned”
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“Not a fan of The Bao.”
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“However, I went to The Bao recently, and it still tasted as good as ever.”
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“I do think you should check out The Bao and Pinch”
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“I really like The Bao on st marks”
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“Some of the best General Tsos chicken in nyc! I think Annam (midtown) is my favorite still, and this is for sure the next best!”
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“The Bao is good.”
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“uluh and the bao are great for sichuan and Chinese food”
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“The Bao on St. Mark's is pretty dam on point. Man I could have it now. Just had it a few days ago.”
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“like din tai fung or the bao is a lot better”
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“Great to share and truly quality food”
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“Chinese food at The Bao”
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