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GAO Dumpling Bar

Vegan Dumplings, Chili Tofu

Worth ordering: Dumplingnamed in 25 reviews

Order at least two portions of dumplings per person; reviewers say one portion may not make a full meal.

4.2food Very vegan-friendly

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Top tips

Ask about: mislabelled dishes

Try the double-fried tofu with chili mayo, a frequently praised side.
Good to know: Allow extra time at busy periods; reviewers have reported waits for both food and tables.

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Kimchi dumplings and spicy peanut noodles are recurring favorites.
Good to know: Check that soup is vegan before ordering; one reviewer reported that the miso soup contained egg.

Must-try

Worth ordering: Kimchi dumplingsnamed in 5 reviews

People also mention dumplings, fried tofu and peanut noodles.

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Also mushroom dumplings, noodles, bok choy, cold dishes and spinach dumplings.

Good for

The vibe: groups

Praised for affordable, cozy atmosphere and lively atmosphere.

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Also praised for attentive service and beautiful interior.

Good to know

Outdoor seating
Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

GAO centers on Hong Kong-style dumplings, with vegan choices including kimchi and mushroom dumplings, double-fried tofu with chili mayo, and spicy peanut noodles. It’s a casual, quick-bite spot with outdoor benches and umbrellas, though diners report that portions can be small and cleanliness and wait times vary.