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dateCreated	2016-03-29 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	It's a Bao Time
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rev:text	Had the Tuesday special - 2 baos and a side of fries or taro chips for $10. I chose the pork belly bao and the duck confit bao and upgraded my fries to the bulgogi kimchi fries for an additional $3. Spent just under $15 - didn't get a drink. I was looking forward to trying this place out when I first saw the sign- it's new and has been in business for about 3-4 months. I'd like to note that I've had Momo Fuku's pork baos and once you've had those, there really isn't anything that can compete. The bao bun itself was quite nice - soft and not too heavy. It complemented the fillings. The pork bao was topped with some cucumbers and carrots. I added some sriracha for the kick. I was however, missing the hoisin sauce that the Momo Fuku pork bao has. The pork belly slice was larger than Momo Fuku's, and although it was palatable, I felt that the grease would've been a bit overwhelming had I of ordered 2. My attraction to 'fancy' sounding menu items with a fastfood lunch time budget didn't do me any favours this time either. The duck confit looked more like dried pieces of beef jerky. I was imagining delicate pulled pieces of duck in a warm soft bao. You wouldn't of been able to notice if the meat was duck, beef or chicken. The bulgogi kimchi fries was layered as such: fries, kimchi then topped with bulgogi marinated beef pieces and green onions. With two baos, the bulgogi fries was a lot. The meat pieces were a little overcooked and I personally like my bulgogi to have more sauce. Kimchi kind of disappeared and I wish it was placed either last or on the side because I like my kimchi cold. Overall, it wouldn't hurt to try it out. it's a nice place to sit with the bright orange chairs and wood laminated walls. Parking is accessible and if you don't like what you see, there's other places in the plaza for you to check out. It'll probably be a while till I feel like venturing back to try something new - but $15 is just $4 shy of The Host which is across the street.
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