Bing Bing Dim Sum
Chinese restaurant · East Passyunk Crossing ·
Chinese plates with Jewish twist & festive scorpion bowls
Chinese plates with Jewish twist & festive scorpion bowls
"Now closed but much-beloved in Philadelphia, this restaurant married Asian and American flavors and cooking techniques during Justin Bacharach’s longest tenure." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"Hang out with your friends and order pitchers of cocktails and dim sum for hours. Hit up the bar for a great weekday happy hour and try their dumplings inspired by the neighborhood itself. Two words: TIGER KICK." - P'unk Avenue
"Bing Bing Dim Sum in East Passyunk makes pork soup dumplings and chicken wontons, but we know them mostly for their twists on classics like cheesesteak bao, turnip cakes made with matzo meal, and caterpillar bread stuffed with BBQ pork. Bing Bing gets points for serving dim sum during dinner and having a liquor license. Come for Happy Hour and sit on the sidewalk. " - candis mclean
"Owners Shawn Darragh and Ben Puchowitz also closed their eclectic cocktail bar, which had served tasty house-made dumplings since 2015, in late July after a change in landlords." - Ernest Owens
"The sister restaurant to Fishtown’s Cheu Noodle Bar (which also offers a stellar happy hour) serves up deals on appetizing snacks (such as cheesesteak bao buns and spicy Sichuan cucumbers), rotating happy hour cocktails, and even a Bing Citywide Special (a Miller High-Life with a side shot of sake). These deals are available Sunday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m." - George Banks-Weston