Max here, your local guide in Lisboa. I am currently testing the Baos in Lisbon. Summary for this place: (3/5)

More detail below: I love Baos. And in Lisbon, you are expecting usually sandwhich-sized baos of generally good quality, so here as well. This place was on my list for a while and I managed to crnak in an order right before they closed for the afternoon. I tried the Chicken and the Duck bao, as I try to do anywhere where I test Baos.

Taste: (3/5) Cutting right to the chase. It was average for our city. It is definitely good but not outstanding and not a taste experience like in other places. So, the general points I can mention is that the duck meat in my bao was cold to luke-warm, and the meat was the opposite of tender. It was bit chewy. And so was the bao. So, for this, only 3 stars. On a more personal note, the quite frankly very strong and quite sweet sauces in both baos did not hit my personal taste so well. I'd preferred more harmony between the ingredients. Also, the fresh spring onions are just very strong. Lastly, for the chicken bao I received a black bun and I can't help but feel the lingering taste of it in my mouth, and it's not particularly great. So, on a personal side, I was even less of a fan but I try to keep. the review neutral as anywhere.

Price: (4.5/5) Cannot complain. Definitely cheaper than other baos in the neighborhood and on Glovo you can get them sometimes even more reduced by ~20%. The Baos here were a little bit smaller than in other places. Still, Baos remain an expensive snack in this city. ~8 Euros in this place for something that is a quarter of a sandwhich large is justifiable only when you are looking for the experience.

Selection: (4/5) Normal as anywhere I would say.