Fat Bao is one of those places that is easy. It's easy to order (you do so at the counter). Easy to get to (it's at the corner of Kirby and Richmond). Easy to park (translation: free). Plus, it's easy to visit several times a week. The brainchild of owner and chef Pak Tsui, the specialties here, as the name would suggest, are the overstuffed fluffy white bao buns, stuffed with a choice of fillings such as the popular crab daddy (panko-crusted soft-shell crab) or pork belly, Peking duck or the bulgogi (Korean-style beef). Then there are the fat fries, which come Korean-style and topped with kimchi mayo, sriracha and your choice of meat. On specific days you can order a filling bowl of tonkatsu ramen. For dessert, the deep-fried banana Nutella bao and marshmallow-stuffed s'mores bao are hard to beat. With each bao ringing in at about $3 or $4, Fat Bao is also family-friendly, especially during lunchtime, when its lunch combo is less than $10 and comes with two baos, a drink, and fries, chips or a side salad.