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BABY BAO Dim Sum & Bao Bar 点心包子酒吧 [Appio San Giovanni]

Chinese · Roma · Italia

4.7Google (139)
1creator review
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Reviewers rave about the vegetarian ravioli, calling it a standout, while the overall vibe is warm and comforting, perfect for a cozy dim sum fix.

These green vegetarian ones are cute, but I don't remember them for a reason — probably because I didn't like them. They're soft and take the shape of water, with spinach, carrots, and other stuff I'd never eat as a kid. Not satisfying like the others. The guilt goes away, but it's not a pleasant experience. It tastes like a slap in the face, like a reproach. I don't like it much.
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1 creator has covered BABY BAO Dim Sum & Bao Bar 点心包子酒吧 [Appio San Giovanni]. Most active: surmacchio

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    Mangio in RISTORANTI VIRALI che trovo sui SOCIAL · @ 09:34

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    Babab Bao offers a variety of steamed dumplings and baozi, with the pork and broth filled options being particularly praised for their soft dough and flavorful fillings.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Baozi al vapore con maiale

      These steamed buns with pork are insane. The dough is incredible, really soft and fluffy. The pork filling is compact and well-seasoned, with a light garlic and vegetable kick. Each one is a journey. I'd drown myself in these ravioli, honestly. They're my favorite of the bunch.

    • Ravioli al nero di seppia con gamberi

      These black squid ink ravioli with shrimp are very interesting. I really liked them. The shrimp pops in your mouth, and the clam on the other side creates a beautiful harmony of fireworks. It's like Ace of linguine alle vongole, but better than the ones in Corfu. The texture is amazing.

    • Linguine alle vongole
    • Ravioli al pollo e gambero con uova di pesce

      These yellow ones have chicken, shrimp, and fish roe on top. There's the lifted consistency of the chicken on one side, but also a little pop and crunch from the roe and the outer skin. It's cute, light, and mild. I'd dip it in soy sauce to give it a little kick.

    • Ravioli vegetariani

      These green vegetarian ones are cute, but I don't remember them for a reason — probably because I didn't like them. They're soft and take the shape of water, with spinach, carrots, and other stuff I'd never eat as a kid. Not satisfying like the others. The guilt goes away, but it's not a pleasant experience. It tastes like a slap in the face, like a reproach. I don't like it much.

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