Dragon Bing

Chinese restaurant · Lower East Side

Dragon Bing

Chinese restaurant · Lower East Side

115 Delancey St ground floor, New York, NY 10002

Highlights

Nestled in The Market Line, this Asian-fusion haven serves up mouthwatering jianbing wraps and refreshing bubble teas, all under $10.

115 Delancey St ground floor, New York, NY 10002 Get directions

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@infatuation

"One of the newest vendors at The Market Line, Dragon Bing serves the Chinese bread stuffed with things like barbecued pork, garlic shrimp, or even just plain with a side of curry sauce. Every single option is under $10, and each of them make for a really hearty lunch (especially when combined with a brown sugar boba tea). The barbecued pork option is a standout that benefits from being served spicy (which is an option for every one of their bings) - the flaky bread does a great job soaking up all the flavors while not getting too soggy, and the sweet slices of pork that taste even better when tossed with a combo of spicy onions and peppers. photo credit: Alex Staniloff NYC Guide The Best Restaurants At Essex Market" - Carlo Mantuano

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@eater

"New to the Market Line food hall is Dragon Bing, a vendor slinging jianbing wrapped around bulgogi beef, barbecue pork, and zucchini tempura. Fried wings, pan-fried dumplings, and a few bubble tea options round out the menu." - Luke Fortney

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李萱

Google

The BBQ pork bing is soooo good,and lemon lime green tea is the best,not too sour,not too sweet, everything is perfect. Try it, you will not regret. (As a Taiwanese,I must say their bing pancake is authentic, but also very creative idea to put protein and veggies inside)

Tristan Odums

Google

Eat here at least once a week lately. Great fresh and crunchy snacks, and their teas are always refreshing. The lemon-lime is a personal favorite! They always nail the classic passion fruit green tea.

Arthur

Google

Not a bad place for lunch. A bit pricy but the food is tasty. I got a Korean beef sandwich and fries and Thai iced tea. The beef was ok, the marinade tasted good. The fries were spiced curly fries and there was a good amount of them, which I liked. Unfortunately the sauce selection was very limited: just ketchup and hot sauce.

Connie Kwok

Google

Excellent bing sandwich, I got the BBQ pork. Made to order so it was hot and fresh. Flavors were good, just a little bit too much sauce but otherwise delicious. Broad menu of other bites and beverages. Located bottom floor of Essex food market. Enjoy!

Tony Nguyen

Google

I originally had the beef bulgogi bing here and it was a great value for the quality of the food (in NY at least). The “bing” is wonderfully crunchy, layered, and buttery. Think a flatter croissant. They include a good amount of meat inside too which is always appreciated. That was $8 The $6 classic bing with their chicken curry (they just say curry, I was pleasantly surprised to find chicken in it) is also a great value. They pair very well with each other. I came back because I was in the area and was definitely glad I did.

Jenny Yang

Google

I ordered the beef “hibachi noodles” and the noodles had very little flavor. It was not good at all for $16. Definitely not worth the price. The only redeeming quality was the beef which, to my surprise, was quite well seasoned compared to the noodle.

Stuart L

Google

The food wasn't an issue just know you aren't getting a jian bing when you order. The "bulgogi bing wrap" is a Korean taco with a malaysian roti as the shell. The Bulgogi was tasty and so was the roti but the size wasn't worth the $10. If youre craving a traditionally-made jianbing don't come here

Althea WB

Google

So delicious!!! I got the tofu bing and it hit the spot. Crispy hunk of tofu and really good sauce in a chewy scallion pancake. Also the lemon iced tea and thai iced thai are not too sweet and really good!