“Ping's across the street has a smaller dim sum portion that's much better fresh if you eat there with crispier batter and slightly less sweet mayo.”
H3
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“Ping's across the street has a smaller dim sum portion that's much better fresh if you eat there with crispier batter and slightly less sweet mayo.”
H3
“Pings used to be the best as they would make everything fresh but quality also seemed to have gone down some time after covid.”
H2
“Thats some overpriced bs they got going on. $50 for pea shoots,egg whites, some dry scallop $50 pork shank? Everything looks marked up the ass”
H2
“If you like them super crispy, Ping’s is the place to go.”
H2
“Ping's: crab fried rice”
H2
“Pings’ salt and pepper squid is probably my other favorite.”
H2
“The crab fried rice at Ping’s is excellent”
H2
“Pings is so underrated for Canto style seafood and dim sum.”
H2
“Lobster with Longevity Noodles at Ping's”
H2
“Pings for dim sum”
H2
“It was better than the spots I frequent now (Wu’s, House of Joy, and Ping’s).”
H2
“Their crab fried rice is obscenely good”
H2
“If you want authentic Chinese food, you can try Ping's in Chinatown.”
H2
“I always enjoy [Ping's ](https://www.eatatpings.com/)for dim sum and a little bit of everything.”
H2
“If you want to stay in Manhattan, Dim Sum Palace, Pings, and Jing Fong all have solid har gow.”
H2
“Ping’s Seafood over in Chinatown has big round spinning tables and fresh as hell seafood and dim sum. I personally think it’s better than the more popular dim sum names out there.”
H2
“House of Joy (I know sounds like a s*x club) and Pings in Chinatown for dim sum! Don’t go for the trendy Nom Wah’s etc. These two are authentic.”
H2
“Longevity Noodles at Ping's”
H2
“good dim sum.”
H2
“Best duck”
H2
“My preference is definitely ping's for dim sum!”
H2
“Pings is absolutely great, but just keep that in mind!”
H2
“Pings is great for classic Dim Sum.”
H2
“Check out Hey Yuet, Dim Sum Sam/Palace, or Ping's.”
H2
“The other place we go to, Ping's, has a bit of an edge in terms of food but the vibe is not traditional since you're at cramped tables ordering off a menu.”
H2
“Ping’s is underrated.”
H2
“ping’s for dim sum in. Manhattan chinatown.”
H2
“Love the staff and food!”
H2
“Ping’s s my go-to restaurant in Chinatown. Solid dim sum too”
H2
“Pings on Mott St. for seafood”
H2
“did enjoy the dim sum at Ping’s last week.”
H2
“I also like the shrimp har gao dumplings and the Steamed Crab Seafood dumplings at Ping’s (22 Mott Street) which is close to Vegetarian Dim Sum House. These dumplings are not cheap, but are tasty.”
H2
“Favorite for dim sum is Pings or Dim Sum Palace.”
H2
“Try the dragon whiskers dish at ping’s - it’s incredible”
H2
“Steamed Crystal Half Chicken at Ping”
H2
“Steamed Crystal Half Chicken at Ping”
H2
“Pings for Dim Sum”
H2
“For dim sum, I like Ping's, Jing Fong, House of Joy, and Nan Xiang.”
H2
“Ping's: Pineapple Seafood Rice”
H2
“Best fried fish is pan fried flounder at any Cantonese restaurant. Usually ones that serve things banquet style. Lots of places have it so I wouldn’t say there’s a best one but damn anyone that have ever introduced the dish to love it. Pings, congee village, Uncle Lou’s, etc all have this.”
H2
“they have dim sum but an extensive menu with seafood, clay pot dishes, etc., that are all amazing.”
H2
“Crab Fried Rice at Ping's”
H2
“Why not get a bunch of dim sum from dim sum go go or pings?”
H2
“Any good Cantonese place (Wu’s Wonton any weeknight, weekends I go to Ping’s)”
H1
“These are all restaurants that work for big groups and chefs love them:”
H1
“- Ping’s”
H1
“I'm partial to Ping's but others will have "cooler" preferences I'm sure.”
H1
“Pings has it as well and their other dishes are good.”
H1
“Hop Kee or Pings”
H1
“Both are fantastic spots.”
H1