Bao bar

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Local restaurants embrace the stuffed and steamed delicacy

The identity is based on a logotype as puffy, round and cloudy as the steamed buns they're selling.

Totally awesome Korean Restaurant.

Soft, airy buns filled with tangy, sweet slow-roasted Asian style pork, carrots, radishes, cilantro sesame seeds and a special sweet, spicy Gochuchang sauce. Great with pickled onions too.

Bao is a fusion restaurant, that serves Chinese-style steamed buns. It’s a place where east meet west, with chopsticks on the tables in a French style bistro. The concept of the brand and the interior of the restaurant is all around circular dot shape fo…

Bao have been a staple in Chinese cuisine for centuries, and with their recent surge in popularity all over the world, we've been blessed with all kinds of creative bao and fusion twists that are as delicious as they are aesthetically pleasing. Growing up in a Chinese-Canadian household, I've been munching on bao (Chinese for

Introducing Bao Bar an open kitchen bar with an Asian twist serving dumplings, bao, and much more! I am pleased with the logo concept. And the packaging turned out better than I thought it would. I did not get hungry at all while working on this branding!😂 #dillydalybaobar @clubdillydally @twentyninedesign.co #logo #logos #logotype #branding #logodesigner #logodesigns #logomark #logoinspiration #brand #brandidentity #branding #logotype #graphstorm #brandidentitydesign #type #logoprocess…

Bar food fillings in bao buns on York Street.

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