Little Bao
The Causeway Bay outlet feels like a modern Chinese diner with a playful twist—neon signage, cozy booths, and an open kitchen that immerses you in the action.
Today, it operates two locations:- Gloucester Road (near Causeway Bay) – A vibrant, spacious venue perfect for casual dining or date nights.
- Shin Hing Street (Central)
The Evolution
The Causeway Bay outlet feels like a modern Chinese diner with a playful twist—neon signage, cozy booths, and an open kitchen that immerses you in the action. It’s a space designed for sharing plates, sipping cocktails, and soaking in the buzz of Hong Kong’s dining scene.
What We Ordered & Loved
Signature Fried Chicken (Half Chicken)
Crispy golden skin, tender juicy meat—even the chicken breast was flavorful. We chose the Szechuan pepper seasoning, which added a subtle kick and aromatic spice.Pork Belly Bao
The bao that made Little Bao famous: slow-braised pork belly, sesame mayo, hoisin ketchup, and shin leek salad, all tucked into a soft, fluffy steamed bun. A perfect balance of savory and sweet.
Kyoto G&T
A refreshing cocktail with gin, Kyoho grape, and yuzu. Strong gin notes paired with fruity sweetness. Served with frozen grapes—though I wish they were actual Kyoho grapes for that extra burst.
Why It’s Worth It
Little Bao remains a pioneer of Hong Kong’s East-meets-West dining scene. From its humble Soho beginnings to its stylish modern locations, it has stayed true to its ethos of playfulness, sharing, and cultural fusion. Whether you’re at Gloucester Road or Shin Hing Street, expect bold flavors, inventive cocktails, and a dining experience that’s distinctly Hong Kong.




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