Bulgogi might sound foreign to you, but in the Korean language, it's a fairly common term. It refers to a Korean style of grilled ribeye beef. You can try some at Fat Bao in Sugar Land, where chefs stuff the beef inside steamed Chinese dumplings known as bao.
The bulgogi bao also comes with kimchi, another Korean-born food, and green onions. For something more familiar, order the Crab Daddy dumpling; it's a customer favorite that comes packed with soft shell crab, Asian slaw, and spicy mayo. Pork belly, fried chicken, roasted duck, salmon, and tofu are among your other options for bao fillings. On the side, get a frosty beer (customers note that Fat Bao boats a good selection) or one of the other signature dishes, such as FAT fries. They're sprinkled with onions, cilantro, and either bulgogi or pork belly, and then served with "kimcheenaise" dip. The avocado chips pose a slightly healthier option, since they're simply slices of avocado breaded in panko.
Fat Bao
3355 S. Highway 6
Sugar Land, TX 77478
(218) 313-0697
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