The Fatty Bao

Name: The Fatty Bao
Address: 25/4, 1st floor, Lavelle Road, opposite Harley Davidson showroom, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Telephone: +919901764711
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

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771 votes

#78 of 46947 restaurants in Bengaluru

Asian, Sushi, Vegetarian options

Scheduled hours: 12PM - 11PM

Temporarily closed

$$$$ Price range per person INR 1,100

25/4, 1st floor, Lavelle Road, opposite Harley Davidson showroom

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar station, Vidhana Soudha

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If you feel hungry after visiting Gallery Time And Space, have a meal at this restaurant. The menu of The Fatty Bao is recommended to Chinese and Japanese cuisine lovers. This place guarantees you perfectly cooked bao, pork ramen and prawns. Ordering good cheesecakes is a nice experience here.

This spot offers food delivery for the convenience of its customers. The high ratings of this restaurant would be impossible without the courteous staff. Professional service is something guests appreciate here. You will appreciate the spectacular decor and homey atmosphere of The Fatty Bao. 4.6 is what this place received from the Google rating system.

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Jyo 8 days ago on Zomato

This Asian bistro is a must-visit, offering a unique blend of funky and calm ambiance.The location was a funky local on the top floor & the staff was polite & friendly. We tried multiple veg dishes and they were all outstanding....ordered Asparagus Tempura, Green Mango & Papaya Salad....tasted quite satisfying & flavorful. And the black pepper Shitake Udan Noodles was super yumm. But the real star was their Baos, one of the best Baos I’ve had in the city. The Wild Mushroom Truffle Oil Dumplings were good but what took the crown was the Lemon Tart & everything we ordered was a bomb of flavor. All in all it was one of the best Pan Asian Restaurants visited. We'll be back soon.

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Nitin Arambachalil 3 months ago on Google

God! I cannot even begin to tell you how deeply, existentially disappointed I am right now. Like, you know when you’re super excited to watch a show, and then it turns out to be some dull, meandering nonsense that somehow got greenlit? That’s what this meal was. Chicken and shiitake mushroom siu mai (烧卖) is a delicious variation of the classic Cantonese dim sum dumpling, usually made with pork. This version is lighter but still packed with umami from the shiitake mushrooms. So let’s start with that. A dish that, when done right, is supposed to be a little dumpling of joy. A perfect bite. Soft yet bouncy, bursting with flavor. But here? No. No, no, no. This was the food equivalent of someone telling a joke and then immediately explaining the joke in painful detail. Like, I get it, you tried, but my taste buds were sitting there, blank-faced, waiting for the punchline that never came. Instead, I got a weirdly mushy, flavorless thing that had the texture of a damp sponge and all the excitement of a tax seminar. Three Cup Chicken (三杯鸡) is a classic Taiwanese dish known for its rich, fragrant, and slightly caramelized sauce made from soy sauce, rice wine, and sesame oil. The name “Three Cup” comes from the equal parts of these three key ingredients. And then with the Three Cup Chicken. I had hope, you know? I really did. This dish is supposed to be rich and caramelized, with the perfect balance of soy sauce, sesame oil, and rice wine, coming together in a glossy, slightly sticky, aromatic dream. But what did I get? A tidal wave of soy sauce. Just straight-up salt water disaster. It’s like the chef thought, Hmm, what if we removed every subtle note of flavor and instead just made people feel like they’re licking the ocean? No umami. No depth. Just an aggressively one-note mess that made my taste buds feel personally attacked. And listen, I am all for paying good money for good food. But The Fatty Bao? They had the audacity to charge premium prices for this nonsense? No. Absolutely not. This was an overpriced betrayal, and honestly, if you’re thinking about going, just don’t. Save yourself. Take your money, go anywhere else, and get yourself a meal that respects you. Because this? This was not it. #bao #bengaluru #cantonese #lavelleroad #taiwanese Service: Delivery Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹400–600 Food: 2

Response from the owner 3 months ago

Hi, if there was anything specific that influenced your rating, we would be grateful for any additional details you can provide. This would enable us to address any shortcomings and work towards improving our service. Please feel free to contact us directly at [email protected]. Thank you

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Pritam Thakur 6 months ago on Google

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₹1,400–1,600 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Recommendation for vegetarians: Somewhat recommend Vegetarian offerings: Not sure Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free of charge parking lot

Response from the owner 6 months ago

Thank you! Looking forward to hosting you again soon :)

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