A Chinatown favorite for Cantonese seafood and dim sum, known for its exceptional Lobster with Longevity Noodles and crispy pan-fried noodles.
A beloved Chinatown institution, this Cantonese restaurant is a top pick for many seeking authentic Chinese flavors. Diners rave about the seafood, with the 'Lobster with Longevity Noodles' and 'salt and pepper squid' being particularly lauded as must-try dishes. The 'Steamed Crystal Half Chicken' is another frequently recommended item, praised for its delicate preparation. For those craving comfort food, the 'crab fried rice' is described as 'obscenely good.' The restaurant also shines with its crispy pan-fried noodles and a solid dim sum selection, making it a versatile choice for various dining occasions. Its reputation extends to being a reliable spot for weekend dining without the need for reservations, and it's even noted for its potential to accommodate larger groups in its downstairs area.
This Chinese restaurant, with a focus on Cantonese cuisine, is highly recommended for its seafood dishes, particularly the 'Lobster with Longevity Noodles' and 'salt and pepper squid,' which are considered standouts. Other popular items include the 'Steamed Crystal Half Chicken,' 'crab fried rice,' and crispy pan-fried noodles. The dim sum selection also receives positive mentions. While most feedback is positive, one user inquired about a specific dish, the 'baked stuffed conch,' suggesting it might be an item the restaurant previously offered or could potentially make.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Lobster with Longevity Noodles, Steamed Crystal Half Chicken, crab fried rice, and salt and pepper squid. Crispy pan-fried noodles and dim sum are also frequently praised."
Customers generally have a very positive view of this restaurant, frequently recommending it as a go-to spot. Specific dishes like the 'Lobster with Longevity Noodles,' 'Steamed Crystal Half Chicken,' and 'crab fried rice' are highlighted for their exceptional taste. The 'salt and pepper squid' is also noted as a personal favorite by some, even surpassing other well-known establishments. The restaurant is also praised for its dim sum offerings.
Important Note
One user inquired about the availability of 'baked stuffed conch,' suggesting it might be a dish that was previously offered or could potentially be made upon request.
"Ping's is recommended as a suitable Chinese restaurant option in Chinatown."
Positive"This dim sum place was highlighted for having more personality and could potentially accommodate 30 people in its often-closed downstairs area."
Positive"The user included Pings in a list of recommended restaurants."
Positive"Pings' salt and pepper squid was highlighted as a personal favorite, preferred even over NY Noodletown, Congee Village, and Wu's Wonton King."
Positive"A Redditor recommended Pings for Dim Sum."
Positive"A user suggests that Ping's restaurant might still serve or used to serve the 'baked stuffed conch' dish, which was a popular Cantonese item the original poster was looking for."
Neutral"Includes Ping's among other dim sum restaurants."
Positive"Agrees with the recommendation of Ping's."
Positive"Recommends Ping's for super crispy pan-fried noodles."
Positive"User alienbbzinmy4ter0s states that Ping’s is also their go-to restaurant choice."
Positive"Recommended Ping's."
Positive"User manicakes1, in a reply, raves about Ping's crab fried rice, calling it 'obscenely good'."
Positive"User mgianfal expresses fondness for Ping's, noting a recent visit."
Positive"User manicakes1 cites Ping’s as their go-to Cantonese restaurant for weekend dining without prior planning."
Positive"The author recommends Pings."
Positive"Lists Ping's as a suggestion."
Neutral"Recommends the Steamed Crystal Half Chicken at Ping's."
Positive"Recommends the Steamed Crystal Half Chicken at Ping's."
Positive"Recommends the Lobster with Longevity Noodles at Ping's."
Positive"User replies to a suggestion about Ping's, stating they love the restaurant but are specifically asking for menu item recommendations for Wu's Wonton King, not pre-fixe courses."
Positive"Suggests Ping's as a potential alternative to Wu's Wonton King for the user's group dinner. Mentions that Ping's also offers pre-fixe sets."
Neutral"Try the dragon whiskers dish at ping’s - it’s incredible"
Positive"Ping's is known for seafood."
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