Welcome to Wow Bao
At Wow Bao, we celebrate the art of Dim Sum through a modern lens. Founded on the principle of delivering deliciousness, Wow Bao offers a tantalizing array of bao, from classic flavors to unique twists, all served fresh and fast. Located in Sparks, NV, our culinary offerings include savory bowls like Teriyaki Chicken and Spicy Kung Pao, alongside delectable potstickers and dumplings. The mix-and-match bao packs allow for a personalized dining experience that excites the palate. Committed to quality and convenience, we proudly provide delivery, ensuring great taste is always within reach. Discover the joy of bao with us today!
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615 E Prater Way Sparks, NV 89431 United States Hotline:
Welcome to the culinary world of Wow Bao, a delightful eatery weaving modern flair into the traditional art of dim sum. Nestled in the heart of Sparks, Nevada, Wow Bao specializes in serving up high-quality bao, flavorful bowls, and irresistible potstickers that delight the palate and warm the soul. Whether you're a dim sum connoisseur or a curious newcomer, this restaurant promises an unforgettable experience.
At Wow Bao, the star of the menu is, without a doubt, the bao. These soft, pillowy buns can be ordered in packs, allowing you to mix and match flavors to suit your cravings. For just 5.99, you can indulge in a 2-pack of bao, or go for a larger 6-pack for 15.99. With tantalizing options like Teriyaki Chicken, Spicy Kung Pao, and Orange Chicken—every bao is a pocket of joy waiting to be discovered.
- 2 Pack of Bao: Mix and match any flavor for just $5.99.
- 6 Pack of Bao: A larger selection for $15.99.
- 12 Pack of Bao: Perfect for sharing at $27.99.
- 18 Pack of Bao: A party platter at $39.99.
But the highlights don’t stop there! For those seeking something heartier, Wow Bao also presents a selection of delectable bowls. Each of the dishes, from the Teriyaki Chicken Bowl—combining roasted chicken with a rich, sweet sauce over jasmine rice, to the zesty Spicy Kung Pao Chicken Bowl, packs a flavorful punch at just 9.99 each. These meals are not only filling but also offer a perfect blend of flavor and texture that truly captures the essence of Asian cuisine.
Don’t overlook the potstickers and dumplings, that feature both pan-seared and steamed options filled with either ginger chicken or green vegetables. Available in various pack sizes, starting from just 5.99 for 5 pieces, these bites are simply irresistible. The satisfaction of a crispy potsticker or a soft dumpling bursting with flavor is truly unmatched.
With delivery options available, enjoying Wow Bao's authentic dishes has never been easier. Whether you're at home or on the go, the flavors of Wow Bao are easily accessible, ensuring your cravings for dim sum are met at any time. So, if you find yourself in Sparks, NV, do not miss the opportunity to visit Wow Bao, where every dish promises to transport your taste buds into a realm of delight.
We ordered 2 of each type of bao and the textures were all good and the fillings very flavorful. We also got some steamed dumplings. Everything was solid.
Good news for foodies. The area now has a place to get decent dim sum dishes. Only three: The meat filled buns called bao, steamed dumplings and potstickers. Wow Bao opened in what used to be the area's only Sizzler, but I think it might be delivery only. I ordered through DoorDash. I'm not saying the dishes are as good as Bay Area dim sum, but they are the best I know of in the Truckee Meadows. Other restaurants offer dim sum but they all taste like they were frozen and heated. Wow Bao tastes freshly made. I give it 4 to 4.5 stars I haven't actually tried the potstickers. The bao and dumplings were good. I liked the BBQ pork bao more than the beef. The ginger chicken dumplings had nice flavor as well. You can get a rice bowl and some dim sum. The kung pao chicken rice bowl tasted freshly made as well, not like it had been sitting in a pot for half a day. It doesn't have an extensive menu, but I look forward to checking it out. Five dumplings was $6. The kung pap chicken bowl and two bao was $16.