Petit Bao - Paris

The shrimp gyozas are hands down the best dumplings we’ve ever had. Service was super quick but you’re lucky to get a table without too long of a wait as the place filled up super quickly even for lunch.

The place was clean and cute, but unfortunately the food was painfully average. If you are looking for authentic chinese flavors this is not the place for you! Everything was quite bland. Much better and more authentic places in the city to get delicious chinese food.

Very entertaining watching the talented chefs working together making dumplings! Food was tasty and service fairly quick. Very popular and there was always a line outside! Not everyone speaks english and if you have allergies or preferences you cannot be sure that they will understand you!

I just found Little Bao. It's a small Xiao long bao restaurant, you know, these little stuffed Chinese scholarships. I loved the frame, pure and clean, green and white. The kitchen is open, we can see the making of the baos! There are about 20 seating places, in addition to the bars facing the kitchen. I was not disappointed with food. Baos are traditional, pork and/or shrimp. It's simple, good and fast for service. Servers are kind. The baths vary between 6 and 8 euros, the house teas are 4.5 euros. The other teas are more than 6 euros. Small: very fast service. The kid: not much room for the legs when you sit at the bar. Fiez has my photos: Open kitchen Raviolis frits Xiao long bao land and sea Bao pork

Very good dinner. we tested almost all vegan options. Everything was delicious. The service is very attentive and kind. The place is beautiful. come early because there's a world. eggplant: not my favorite, because a little spicy and not so caramelized. noodles: preferred dish. perfect ravioli: super fine and digestes bao: same filling as ravioli but heavier and less interesting. Great that they are vegan. rice: huge portion! super well cooked of course spinach: I loved me who knows the traditional Chinese food, tastes are quite respected. We would believe it.