Bao Dim Sum House

Dim sum restaurant · Beverly Grove

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"Some folks would say you have to leave Hollywood to find the "real" Chinese food in Los Angeles. If you're not in the mood to join the debate, and just want the best Hong-Kong style dim sum this side of the San Gabriel Valley, hit up Bao on Beverly Boulevard. The restaurant has a slightly modern feel, but remains casual and inviting whether you're on a date or out with a group. The Hot & Sour Soup With Pork is our preferred start to a meal here, and every trip to Bao ends with the Bao Milk Buns for dessert." - Onyx

https://onthegrid.city/los-angeles/west-hollywood-beverly-grove/bao

8256 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048 Get directions

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