Tucked away and a little off the beaten path in downtown Fernandina Beach, Wicked Bao has become a cherished spot for both locals and visitors since it opened its doors in 2017. Owner Nathalie Wu brought her passion for Asian street food to life at this vibrant restaurant located at the corner of North 2nd and Calhoun …
from Southern Living’s article This Florida Island Is The Summer Beach Trip Of Your Dreams …As a coastal destination, Amelia Island more than has its bases covered when it comes to preparing fish, crab, shrimp, and the like. But the island also is home to a surprisingly diverse range of restaurants. Head to Wicked Bao for Asian …
With noodles, poke bowls, rice dishes, and of course, bao, or Chinese dumplings, Wicked Bao serves delicious Asian street food and specialty drinks in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. BY LOIS CHAPPELL WINKLER • PHOTO BY LILLY SCHEETZ Driving to Wicked Bao in its tucked away historic Fernandina location fills me with anticipation. Ahead of me …
Fernandina Beach’s Wicked Bao is wicked good! If you’ve never been to Wicked Bao on 232 North 2nd Street, it’s sure to be on your list after this. Author: Renata Di Gregorio FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — Hey, foodies! This month First Coast Foodies is taking you all over the First Coast, starting in Fernandina Beach. If you’ve never …
Natalie Wu among other local merchants share their thoughts and reasons to be thankful. Thank you to all the tourism and hospitality workers who make Amelia Island such a special place to live and visit. Without them our visitors many not return and our economic impact would not be that strong. Enjoy this video that …
by John Schaffner for the News Leader December 13, 2017 Taiwan-born Nathalie Wu, who has been an Amelia Island resident for the past 16 years, will be bringing fast casual Asian street food to Fernandina Beach this month when she opens her Wicked Bao restaurant in the port area of the city in …
With a fun, lively atmosphere in the historic downtown, Wicked BAO serves authentic and delicious Asian street food, like dumplings, Pork Belly BAO, and dry-rubbed wings. by Michael Gass – Photo by William Raser There are many ways to experience Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island. Few are more fun than scooting around the island on …
There are few places left where it seems as if time has stood still, where people enjoy the simpler things in life. At Crane Island, we are neighbors who share a calling to connect with our surroundings and to each other. An island within Amelia Island, Crane Island is a community by design. We are …
The SBDC was there to help me from day one and assisted me through the entire process. Nathalie Wu always has a smile on her face. Her contagious energy and upbeat attitude can be a lesson of resolve and an inspiration for existing and aspiring small business owners who have challenge after challenge in their …