Bing Mi Food Cart
Chinese restaurant · Downtown ·
Savory crepes with egg, wonton crackers, and fillings like duck
Savory crepes with egg, wonton crackers, and fillings like duck
"The handmade dumplings from the sibling restaurant to jianbing food cart Bing Mi are delicious and varied. Visitors will find meaty versions like beef-and-onion or pork wontons in house-made chili oil, as well as a vegan dumpling with shiitake mushrooms and Impossible meat. The san xian dumplings here are a specialty, with shrimp, pork, and Chinese chives, or egg and wood ear mushrooms." - Thom Hilton
"Bing Mi specializes in Northern Chinese-style savory crepes called jianbing. Fermented black bean paste and spicy chile sauce come slathered on an eggy crepe filled with green onions, cilantro, pickled vegetables, and a fried wonton cracker, combining bright, umami-rich flavor with both chew and crunch. Options include loading up the jianbing with bacon, spam, or even roast duck; double up on proteins and egg for a primo brunch." - Nick Woo, Janey Wong
"Few dishes hit the spot after a chilly, damp forest hike better than a bowl full of warm, tender noodles. Bing Mi graduated from a popular nearby food cart — which continues on — to this cozy restaurant. While the cart specializes in jianbing, a kind of crepe from northern China, noodles and dumplings are the name of the game here. Sweet bean flavored zha jiang mian is the flagship noodle offering, and 10-piece dumpling sets include combos of ingredients like pork, cabbage, chives, and shrimp. Check the boards for current beer and wine offerings." - Nathan Williams
"This sibling restaurant to jianbing food cart Bing Mi serves hand-made dumplings and noodles alongside rice bowls and snacks. Dumplings include meaty versions like beef-and-onion and vegan dumpling with shiitake mushrooms and Impossible meat. The specialty here is the zha jiang mian, a pile of chewy noodles topped with julienned veggies and Chinese black bean-coated pork." - Alex Frane
"During the heat wave I noticed the staff of the Bing Mi food cart moved into its restaurant sibling for the week to avoid operating the hotter cart; the food cart was listed as closed through Sunday, though Bing Mi food would be available at the nearby restaurant Bing Mi Dumpling and Noodle Bar while the cart remained shuttered." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden