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Help us make it rightLocated in the heart of Los Angeles on Beverly Boulevard, Jian offers contemporary Korean barbecue in an alluring atmosphere that excites and satisfies the senses. Jian's inspired interior connects the five traditional elements of yin and yang: wood, earth, metal, fire, and water. These elemntal influences, combined with whimsical modern Asian culture, create a stimulating yet comfortable...
Serving fresh and authentic Hong Kong-style Dim Sum for lunch and dinner. Bao is West Hollywood's first Dim Sum House.
Happy Hour Everyday 5pm-7pm and ALL DAY at bar:
$1.99 Sapporo drafts; $4 wines by the glass; $5 large hot sake $2.95 dim sum menu
From OpenTable: Authentic Hong Kong-style Dim Sum, served all day and night. Complete with a full bar and knowledgeable wait staff, Bao is West Hollywood's first Dim Sum House.Do you own Jian BBQ? Contact us to connect with your diners.
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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.
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 the tables. The bar, specializing in white lotus cosmos and mango martinis, is seductively bathed in red light. The selection of dim sum---delivered by way of...
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...
Service was friendly and good, whilst the dim sum were very large in size and sensibly priced, they lacked that special wow factor, they were fine but no better than average. The salt and chilli calamari was heavily battered, which rather spoiled it; I would not rush to return, which is a shame, as I had been looking forward to...
Terrible. The worst dim sum I have had in a long time. Just suck it up and drive to SGV.read full review »
Authentic Hong Kong-style Dim Sum, served all day and night. Complete with a full bar and knowledgeable wait staff, Bao is West Hollywood's first Dim Sum House.
Located in the heart of Los Angeles on Beverly Boulevard, Jian offers contemporary Korean barbecue in an alluring atmosphere that excites and satisfies the senses. Jian's inspired interior connects the five traditional elements of yin and yang: wood, earth, metal, fire, and water. These elemntal influences, combined with whimsical modern Asian culture, create a stimulating yet comfortable...
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.
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