The Baowry

8307 N Ivanhoe St PortlandOR97203
Opens in 30 minutes
Sunday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
5:00pm-11:59pm
Wednesday
5:00pm-11:59pm
Thursday
5:00pm-11:59pm
Friday
5:00pm-11:59pm
Saturday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club
Average Rating
4
Total Reviews
(26)
Recommended 0
Not Recommended 0
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by facebook on June 06, 2014 from facebook

Tips

Another world from the dark deserted streets of St. Johns after dark, this vibrant, ultra-cozy bungalow serves a steady stream of house cocktails and Asian eats (get the duck plate for two) to an enthusiastic local crowd. In summer, make the garden your post-work home base. Late night happy hour starts at 10:30pm, with cheap drinks and $5 banh mi.
by Citysearch on December 11, 2013 from Citysearch
This St. Johns bun-galow is yet another Portland food cart rags to brick-n-mortar riches heart warmer. After laboriously renovating a dilapidated North Portland bungalow to its former glory, Ross Skomsvold and Molly Scott were able to move their mobile bao operation into a real kitchen, where they dream up Asian-inspired culinary innovations like confit duck buns, bacon black bean mussels, and miso butter noodles with shaved shiitakes, served with unique house cocktails best sipped in the tiki torch-lined garden.

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by Citysearch on January 31, 2013 from Citysearch

Editorial Reviews

Another world from the dark deserted streets of St. Johns after dark, this vibrant, ultra-cozy bungalow serves a steady stream of house cocktails and Asian eats (get the duck plate for two) to an enthusiastic local crowd. In summer, make the garden your post-work home base. Late night happy hour starts at 10:30pm, with cheap drinks and $5 banh mi.
by Jen Stevenson on March 13, 2013 from Citysearch
This St. Johns bun-galow is yet another Portland food cart rags to brick-n-mortar riches heart warmer. After laboriously renovating a dilapidated North Portland bungalow to its former glory, Ross Skomsvold and Molly Scott were able to move their mobile bao operation into a real kitchen, where they dream up Asian-inspired culinary innovations like confit duck buns, bacon black bean mussels, and miso butter noodles with shaved shiitakes, served with unique house cocktails best sipped in the tiki torch-lined garden.

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by Jen Stevenson on January 31, 2013 from Citysearch

Information from the business

The Baowry serves a modern take on traditional Chinese cuisine, with a comprehensive wine and beer selection and an innovative, yet classic cocktail list.
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