Jian BBQ

Fusing Hong Kong traditions with West Hollywood flair, Bao serves the best dim sum in Los Angeles with an equally chic and old-world atmosphere for every occasion. We believe great food starts with great people: Our expert chefs are masters of the culinary arts. By fusing authentic Chinese tradition with their own spin to create the ideal balance of flavor and texture, their expertise can be...

Besides the weeping Buddha floating in a pool of dry ice at the entrance, some cool decor features include giant robots from Japan and a 30-year-old bonsai tree in the shape of Korea.

This might be the Korean restaurant with the best wine list in the city, all paired to the food: 30 labels of mostly boutique California selections.

Jian has pretty good Korean food and a great bar, but is located in West Hollywood instead of Koreatown. It has a lot traditional Korean dishes but is more contemporary/trendy in its outlook. The decor inside is really fun, with a giant foggy buddha head and giant robots. Prices are fair and the staff is always nice without any snoot factor.

"Bao wow!" bay fans of the "melt-in-your-mouth" dumplings and other "tasty" (albeit "not totally authentic") "dim sum classics" at this Beverly Boulevard Chinese, a "rare find" for folks who "don't want to drive to Monterey Park"; the "made-to-order" menu and "contemporary" milieu may explain why it's "spendy" for its kind.

Jian, the former stylish Korean barbecue spot, was revamped to become Bao Dim Sum House, specializing in dumplings and other small plates. The place is attractive, with a Buddha fountain at the door and contemporary lanterns hanging over…

Beverly locals are cooling their heels and sizzling their Kobe beef at this posh WeHo adjacent eatery. Local families, youngish professionals and foodies with a penchant for DIY grilling converge...

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