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| Bing Boy |
So what is a Bing? Paper thin crepe with egg, green onions, coriander, sesame seeds, crispy wonton pieces, and a delicious filling of your choice.
There are 8 different options. Choose from Peking Duck, Smoking Salmon, and Prawn King just to name a few.
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The Bings come with a nifty perforated wrapping.
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| Pretty cool huh? |
Ka ching - I paid $7.90 for one of the most popular Bings, coincidentally, named Ching Ching ($7.90). Marinated chicken thigh, creamy avocado, fresh bean sprouts and greens with an overly savoury soy sauce. The crispy wonton pieces was excitingly crunchy but I would have preferred it more if it had more chicken.
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| Ching Ching ($7.9) |
My Fellow Food Extinguisher got the Mad Ming ($7.9). He certainly felt mad after trying the Bing as he found the combination of flavours a little weird. Basically, Mad Ming came with four different flavours: sweet, sour, savoury yet spicy at the same time. It was certainly different and unlike anything I've tried before.
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| Mad Ming - slow cooked beef which fell apart as you bite into it. Wish the serving was more generous though. |
Verdict
Oh boy - Asian infused pancakes wrapped with exciting crispy wonton pieces.
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