This is my first time at Bing's and it seems like from reviews, there's been a change in ownership and quality of food. I am no OG attendee but...I personally thought their dumplings were AMAZING! I was craving xiao long baos so bad. Their XLB was the best I've had in the bay--when I bit into the skin, it was a mouthful of delicious broth. Many other XLB spots could barely produce as much broth as Bing's. The skin was also perfectly QQ. We also ordered their classic pork and cabbage dumplings. Wow. So flavorful and clean. They don't skimp on the meat portions here, that's for sure. Lastly, we got their braised beef noodle soup. Noodles were consistent and QQ, though the broth was a little bland. Albeit, this is a dumpling spot after all! Service was great--food came out super fast and water was always refilled. Perhaps the establishment has taken in the feedback already bc tbh I am not seeing what the negative reviews were talking about hahaha! Perfect mom and pop vibes all around! I WILL BE COMING BACK read more

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UPDATE: I used to be a regular here, but shrinkflation has hit this gem hard. The soup dumplings have increased 20% in price over the past year, and the updated menu is no longer worth the shrinking portions. At 14.99 for 8 soup dumplings, each dumpling is $2+ after tax and tip! While the dumplings are still tasty, they are smaller than ever and even look deflated due to the lack of meat filling. The braised beef soup also felt lacking and smaller than before. After raving about this place for years, it is unfortunately time for me to look for a new go-to spot. read more

It's been several years since I've been to Bing's Dumpling, so I was looking forward to coming back. I had heard there was new ownership and was hoping the XLB would be similar to what I remembered from before. Bing's is a fairly small restaurant, and I remember there usually being a good number of people waiting for a table during my previous visits. Unfortunately, that was certainly not an issue this time. We arrived right at 11am, when they opened, and were the first customers. The workers were still preparing to open, but we were seated. We waited about 5-7 minutes before we were given menus. Around 11:27am, two more parties arrived, and it remained quiet with just us three parties there during our visit. We ordered two orders of the regular pork soup dumplings (XLB). Our server was nice and poured us water, and all of the workers were friendly and kind throughout our visit. Unfortunately, the XLB were disappointing. There was little to no soup inside, the pork filling was dry, and the skin was noticeably too thick. The flavor was still slightly there, which gave me a bit of the taste I remembered, but the thick skin and dryness were too significant to ignore. Overall, this unfortunately did not feel like the same Bing's Dumpling I remember from years ago. I really wanted to like the XLB, but they fell short of what it used to be. The friendly and kind service was definitely a positive, but the XLB were the main reason for the visit, and they just weren't there this time. read more

Bing's Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

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I remember coming to Bing's Dumpling a long time ago when XLB and Pan Fried Buns, was just coming out to the Bay Area. It's good to revisit them again, though it sounds like they are under new management from when I first came here. New & modern tables and flooring. The restaurant is still surrounded by windows so on sunny days you can enjoy the natural light but they do have pull down shades to provide shade from it as well. Braised Beef Noodle Soup - tender medium-sized noodles to easily slurp up. The braised beef was stewed well and little bits of tendon and crunchy flank. Pork Shrimp Won Ton Soup - We ended up getting served WT Noodle Soup, which my wife did not want. After flagging down our server we explained that we marked down Won Ton Soup with no noodles. Luckily, they verified with the menu we had marked up. They quickly corrected the order. That shows great customer service. The service was friendly, courteous, and attentive. I'll be back. Support your local business. read more

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I really enjoyed and recommend this place. Family run and service is outstanding. The place is pretty small and typical for a family run place. They sell their dumplings for take home steaming as well. We had their beef tendon noodle soup and it was absolutely terrific. 3 flavor dumplings. And zhajiang mian. And the soup dumplings. We will definitely be back! read more

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We were early fans of Bing's, and we rooted for them even harder in 2020 when so many local small businesses were struggling through the pandemic. On one particular takeout run, when everything was still uncertain, I remember talking to the owner as he worked his way through a tall stack of paperwork trying to apply for PPP. He shared with me his very real fear of losing his business. We remained loyal to this little local noodle shop for a simple reason--the food was phenomenal. We were so happy to see Bing's recover and thrive after COVID, and genuinely sad when we saw that they had closed a few months ago. So when we recently noticed that Bing's had reopened under new management, we were thrilled and curious to give it a try. We stopped by tonight to see how the new team was doing. We ordered the XLB, Spicy Wontons, Cucumber, and Tofu Skin appetizers, followed by the Spicy Beef Noodle Soup and Spicy Sour Noodle Soup. There were definitely some bright spots. The XLB had a great skin-to-filling ratio, and the wontons had a really nice chew--though a little more roasted spice and sauce would have made them an even bigger winner for us. The Tofu Skin appetizer was served warm and was very enjoyable; some roasted peanuts for a little extra crunch and texture would have taken it up another notch. The noodle dishes, however, were noticeably different from what we remembered and seemed to be based on new recipes. The Spicy Sour Noodle Soup leaned more toward the sweet side. We wondered if that might have come from the chopped carrots instead of the potatoes we remembered. We also would have loved more broth and, especially, more heat. The Spicy Beef Noodle Soup was also missing some of that deep, rich, "beefy" flavor we remembered from the old broth. There was a slight hint of what tasted like a prepared stock, though we obviously can't say for sure. We were also hoping for that wonderful "QQ" chew from the handmade noodles, but ours were a little softer than expected--perhaps just slightly overcooked that night. That said, the new owners were extremely nice, welcoming, and attentive, and we will definitely give them another shot. We may just wait a little while to let the new team settle in and find their groove. Bing's had something of a cult following and, in our opinion, the previous team set a very high bar. Taking over a place with that kind of history and loyal following can't be easy. We're rooting for the new owners and look forward to seeing them find their stride--and hopefully their own place in the hearts (and stomachs ) of the Fremont community. read more

Look, I've been seeing this place get pooped on since they reopened. I differ from the harsher reviews... Keep in mind, this place is in a soft opening phase. They just reopened. The staff and I think the kitchen is different now, and the food is different. The kid serving us seemed like the owners son. This place looked staffed by the owner and spouse, and our server looked about 16 and clearly wanted to be elsewhere. OK, maybe he doesn't know his stuff, and maybe he's got work to do. Maybe he's never seen great customer service, but this place got a little busy before we left, and honestly, they looked in the weeds, and acted like it. My first day as a server way back in whenever, I was at On the Border in Milpitas and I spilled a tray full of cokes on a dude. I tend to give a lot of leeway. No, this is not the Bings Dumplings we knew. I posted a snap of the Beef Noodle soup. The wife didn't love the noodles; they had too much sogginess and no really texture to them. The broth seemed rushed and there wasn't much depth of flavor. I've had worse. The torn cabbage was pretty good. The new chefs are putting some numbing spicy into the dishes so there was a nice heat that I enjoyed. For me though this dish is always better with some chopped up pork belly which holds a bit of sweet and sourness, and really adds to the dish. I actually enjoyed the cabbage salad and it had good flavor and depth, just not a lot of heat. I loved Mingles Mangos version, but they closed. The Zhajiangmian (looked it up), seemed to be up to my kids' standards, so no complaints. Look, give them time to grow. Give them time to establish their menu and I think they'll be a perfectly repeatable restaurant. I don't know if they'll ever achieve the status of the original, and I'm really sad it's gone now. But this place wasn't bad; we'll go back in a month or so to see how they are doing and how the food has progressed. read more

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I was a big fan of Bing's dumplings under the previous ownership and was sad when they closed. I was so excited when it seemed like it was being resurrected under new ownership. I understand they are under a soft opening still but unfortunately it is not the same! I feel like it is misleading to keep the same name because people expect the old Bing's taste and quality. We ordered the beef roll, chili oil shrimp dumpling, potstickers, braised beef noodle, shrimp fried rice, and xlb. It was off to a very sad start when we got the beef pancake rolls. Usually these should be wrapped in chinese scallion pancake but it was rolled in what looked to be a tortilla and it was served cold. Usually the scallion pancake is fried so it is hot. Also usually some hoisin sauce is used inside the roll but this one had no sauce. There was a dipping sauce that looked like some sort of bean based sauce on the side with oil separated but it just made me wonder if they even know what is authentic for the dish. The braised beef noodle was expected to have more soup but the owner explained that it is a braised beef noodle and if they had added the word soup in the name it would have had more soup in it. Not sure I agree with explanation because there was soup in the bowl just not a lot of it. The noodles were not the same handmade ones that the old Bing's used to serve and the flavor was pretty bland. The xlb were okay but not the same either. Something seems to be missing and was also bland. Usually the chili oil wontons have a little peanut flavor to them in the sauce but this one did not and also tasted bland. I think there was supposed to be pork in there too but there wasn't much pork and 1 shrimp inside each wonton. The shrimp fried rice was fine. My kids liked it but it is hard to mess that up tbh. I think it was just disappointing because we expected the old Bing's experience because the name is the same but our experience this time was not that at all. The people there seemed to be open to the feedback and we shared all this feedback with them in person as well. read more

Bing's Dumpling - Shrimp fried rice, xlb - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

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I generally have enjoyed Bing's Dumplings, but my visits have been limited to weekdays only. While I am glad they returned under new ownership, they were ill-equiped to handle weekend lunchtime during my last visit. We ordered 3 items, got our water 20 minutes later, and received 1 of 3 items after 1 hour. I looked around other tables, and could see it was a similar situation with other guests. The staff are friendly and I like they cozy no-frill vibe, but eating food is obviously the primary objective. I will continue to visit on weekdays, but would not recommend weekends. read more

We just visited this restaurant based on the reviews but it was really disappointed The 1st beef noodle dish's beef was too tough and not fresh. The 2nd bean curve salad had grit in it (the vegetable likely not properly washed). After a long wait, our last beef wrap order finally came but surprisingly cold. Although they remade it for us, there was also some grit in it. For a dinner they charged ~$86 for two, it's poor quality and service ruined our weekend oevening. Please think twice before you go. read more

I'm not sure what some items were exactly; they were all decently good. You can't go wrong with the dumplings. Service was okay, they were busy and only have one server so it was granted. The pumpkin lamb dumplings was what I came for. I was not disappointed. I would say this is definitely a better dumpling places from what I've tried. The filling to wrap ratio is great, and my family really enjoyed their soup dumplings. The soy paste noodles were also a hit; it was perfect balance of sauce, meat, and veggies I was surprised how much I enjoyed it. The food is a solid dumpling Chinese place, I'd definitely come back. The service could use some work in being more attentive, but the owner (i believe) was super kind and accommodated well. I'm glad to have come across this place on yelp! Even with the paper plates the food lives up to the expectations I expected. Parking was kinda difficult on a Sunday with it being next to ranch 99 and the other storefronts. read more

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I randomly stopped here late at night on my drive home for a quick dinner. I'm so glad I did. The dumplings are very good. The service was warm and friendly. I liked the variety of dumpling flavors you don't usually see at other dumpling spots. I tried the lamb and pumpkin dumplings, pork soup dumplings, pork and soybean sauce noodles, and cucumber appetizer. Everything was delicious. The lamb and pumpkin dumplings were my favorite. This place is a casual sit down restaurant, but the food is good and worth the stop. They also sell bags of frozen dumplings so you can enjoy them at home! read more

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Wow. Very much a family run business. Lots of delicious hand made dumplings. Had to get pork and chive because it reminds me of home. I really love the egg custard baos here. Inside of this thing is just shiny! read more

Bing's Dumpling - Yummy homemade egg custard bao - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

It's a nice hole in the wall feel restaurant. The menu is not fancy but has all the main dishes like xlb and beef noodle soup. The service is nothing fancy but more like a mom and pop shop where you will see them making food on the table next to you or have their lunch. read more

From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome. Across the board, the food leaned toward a lighter, cleaner profile, which was a really refreshing approach. Our Eats Included: Xiao Long Bao (5/5): Easily some of the best XLB in the Bay Area. The wrappers were perfectly thin yet held a generous amount of meat and a piping-hot burst of flavorful soup. Noodle with Pork Soybean Sauce (5/5): Fantastic texture on the springy noodles that made every slurp satisfying, with fresh cucumbers providing a crisp crunch. Chili Wonton (4/5): Delicious wontons packed with juicy pork, though the chili oil itself was a bit straightforward compared to the rest of the meal. read more

Bing's Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

I really enjoyed the dumplings and cold appetizers, but what truly stood out was the service. The staff was so sweet! We ordered dumplings, and they actually brought us a second batch on the house because they felt the first order was slightly overboiled. Honestly, we thought the first batch tasted great, but that level of proactivity is something you rarely see these days. A sweet mom and pop operation, easy 5 stars! read more

My kid loves this spot They are very clean and home made Super nice and good! Service is great Food is amazing read more

Bing's Dumpling - Pork soup dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

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Saving grace... their noodles. Their noodles seem to be one of the few now in town that you can actually taste is homemade because it's not perfect in shape but absolutely chewy. Soup dumplings... super disappointing they have taken the lazy road with mashing the ginger now instead of slicing the ginger. Takes away the traditional touch of ginger with soup dumplings. Additionally, stuffing is very dry with attempts to make it moist with a multitude of gelatinized soup. Props to actually mixing crab with the pork in the crab one instead of just the outside as a decoration. Skin is very thick on top and not thin throughout (easy holes on the bottom, but I give them grace because it ain't easy folding!). Potstickers.... DO NOT RECOMMEND! Super disappointing. I have no idea what people are talking about with the magical turning point of sesame seeds on the bottom--it's not complimenting nor crispy nor tasty. Inside is basically like the standard soup dumplings... very very very dry pork filling. Again disappointed with the paper plates, shortcuts, etc. Servers are not attentive. I basically had to walk to them for everything. Slow but once food comes... all food comes. Located in the 99 Ranch market next to Mary's bakery and a bunch of hair salons. I'll only come back for the noodles. read more

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I've been a strong supporter of bings since the previous owners had the business. I was in the area today so in stopped by for lunch. They no longer have the crab n pork xlb. They only had the pork xlb so in just ordered 2 orders. The taste was fine.... What was glaring disappointing was the soup missing from 13 out of the 18 dumplings. I left most of it untouched and went to the register up pay after eating the ones with soup. I did tell the lady upfront about this and she was kind enough to discount one order and apologize for it. I may give it another shot but being that I don't live close and the quality wasn't there I'm not sure I would go out of my way. read more

I know they reopened but this is not the bings I remembered. I believe it's a different owner. I came for lunchtime and got xlb and potstickers. The xlb's were prefrozen, barely any soup and it kept falling apart. Potstickers are lumpia style now hardly any filling... they HAD one of the best stickers and xlbs. Quality went way down im sad i won't be back read more

Bing's Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

Came here for lunch on a weekend. Was seated immediately and handed the menu to order. Ordered the dan dan noodles, spicy beef noodles, and chili oil wontons. They were all pretty good. And the noodles were very delicious. The chili oil wontons were ok, some of them felt not cooked and a bit cold inside. read more

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XLB cravings were satisfied today. I heard a lot of good things about this spot over the years, and decided it could be a cute and chill date night. Though our dumplings were good, I was mostly impressed with their noodle options! Sooo good! For the two of us, we shared the below: + Spicy Beef Noodles Soup (5/5): No complaints. Noodles were perfectly chewy and the beef was soooo tender. The soup actually wasn't spicy though... but very flavorful still! + Crab & Pork Xiao Long Bao (4/5): Not the best XLB I've had, but still pretty top notch. They were HUGE and filled with lots of soup. The crab variety was less salty than the regular pork ones. + Spicy Wontons (5/5): Chili oil is yum! They put a lot of shrimp and pork in these. Good portion for the price too. Perfectly soft wontons. + Dan Dan Noodles (5/5): LOVED THIS. QQ Noodles and lots of ground pork. The sauce could was really flavorful/savory and coated the noodles well. If it had peanuts, it would have been even better. read more

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I thought their dumplings could have much thinner skin, but the fillings were so juicy and full of flavor. This order was porkless. Requested were lamb and pumkin, and chicken and cabbage. Three of us inhaled 10 dumplings. We also ordered scallion pancakes. YUMM FROZEN 50 count bags of dumplings range from $37-50 read more

An update as it's been a while since we haven't been since a Thanksgiving back in 2019. L O C A T I O N Bing's Dumpling is located in the same plaza as the first 99 Ranch in Fremont. It's on the corner of Alvarado Blvd and Paseo Padre Parkway. Parking can be difficult. There are a lot of smaller stores as well as the market to compete with parking. I N S I D E There are several tables that can seat a number of people. Luckily we came and there were tables free so we didn't have to wait. There were more folks who came in when we were close to finishing and they had to wait a bit. M E N U They had a variety of items to choose from from dumplings to noodles both wet and dry. The menu was basically dim sum style where it's plastic and you can write down/mark up which you want and how many. We were a little shocked with the prices of their dumplings. But I do like that you can do half portions on some of them so if you have a smaller group you can get more items and not have to commit to a whole plate of things. We opted to get the xiaolong bao (4 pieces), potstickers (3 pieces), Shrimp pork and chive dumplings (10), shrimp and pork wonton in chili oil (10) and noodle with pork soybean sauce. ~ Potstickers ~ It was nice and crisp on the bottom with sesame seeds. Not bad but pretty hefty. ~ Shrimp & Pork Wonton in Chili Oil ~ I like the flavor of their chili oil which had this hint of peanut or maybe I created it in my head. Nicely wrapped wonton. The added shrimp in the wonton gave it more flavor. But that chili oil...I ended up dunking my potsticker in it. It was a nice spiciness to it with this umami flavor. ~ Noodle with Pork in Soybean Paste Sauce ~ VERY long noodles so if you need birthday noodles it's quite long! The pork was ground and though flavorful, it was quite salty though I'm sure it's because of the soybean paste. The noodles were quite chewy so if you're not into super chewy noodles, then these may not be for you. But I do like a chew in my noodles but felt like I was definitely chewing for a while. ~ Shrimp, Pork, & Chive Dumplings ~ Chunky dumplings! We got them boiled. Lots of soup in them and quite flavorful from the shrimp and chives. I did like these a bunch. ~ Xiaolong Bao (Pork Soup Dumplings) ~ Quite soupy and a bit big. The meat was a bit more minced/grounded for my liking. S E R V I C E Very attentive to the point where when we had a chopstick wrapper, they immediately grabbed it when they were passing. Or if we had a plate that was empty, they grabbed it right away. I don't know how I feel about disposable plates and paper cups but I guess it's a bit more sanitary that way. We did have a situation where we asked to have half of our dumplings be packed away and get the check. They grabbed the plate to pack it themself. Well we got the check and we kindly asked where our dumplings were and I think they accidentally packed and gave it to another table. I was a bit bummed but they were quite apologetic as they were scrambling trying to serve folks as well as figure out what to do with our situation. They ended up giving us that particular dish half off as we had half the order left on the plate. It did take quite some time to get the bill during this situation as I think their 2 servers were kind of behind in serving and doing everything. I think they need maybe one more person to help out as the kitchen was pushing out dishes faster than they can handle. Also wish they could just give us the container to pack away the food so these kinds of issues wouldn't happen. O V E R A L L I would come back for their dumplings and wontons in chili oil for sure. I don't think I'd go back for their pork soup dumplings. They were a bit all over the place for service, but they were very very apologetic when things went awry. Overall not a bad spot of a healthy amount of food with very little wait for a table even when we arrived after noon. read more

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This place is amazing. My dad and I have been going here for over a decade, and it is just as good now (if not better) than when we first tried it. It is a little bit different, with some dishes having slight tweaks to them. But they are as good as before, with slight variations. The service was amazing and extremely welcoming. The atmosphere is very homey and warm. I'm excited to go back! read more

Came back and tried their chili oil seared noodle with pork soybean paste sauce and tomato egg sauce--not something I'd usually go for, but I'm so glad I did. The dish was absolutely delicious. The three sauces blended together beautifully: the sweetness of the tomato egg, the savoriness of the soybean paste, and a subtle kick from the chili oil - all nicely coated the homemade chewy noodles. The only thing I would've liked was a bit more heat, but they did have chili oil on the table, so you can adjust to your liking. I'd 100% order this again. read more

Bing's Dumpling - chili oil seared noodle with pork soybean paste sauce and tomato egg sauce - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

This was super delicious! The dough is freshly made and chewy and loved how soft my soup dumplings were. The noodle soup is also good. We also had chili oil wonton which were pretty good, but okay, didn't have as much of a chew as the other dishes. Make sure to get in early especially on the weekend as it was bustling as soon as it opened. This is a very casual spot with even paper plates. read more

Bing's Dumpling - Beef soup - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

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With new ownership, there's been a change in terms of food quality. Ordered 3 to go orders of beef noodle soup and only got one container of yhr soup base. Thry purposely filled the containers of noodles up with half broth, causing the noodles to overcook and expand. Everyone in the restaurant industry knows to keep the broth and noodles separate, especially on to go orders. The noodles they used definitely was a different type unlike the original. Overall, customer service needs to be better and workers there need to know how to identify customer orders and not mess it up especially when there was only 1 order in queu. read more

How have I never reviewed Bing's yet! It's so good and used to be where we went when we wanted good tasting food at an extremely inexpensive price. Unfortunately, the prices have gone up a fair bit in the last few years and it doesn't stand out as an "inexpensive" dinner option anymore. It's still delicious but in this economy, it's not somewhere we can go every day. Our favorites: - Spicy cucumber (they give a huge portion!) - Pork XLB - Spicy beef noodle soup (noodles are thick knife cut type -- my favorite type) You can't go wrong here, definitely give it a try! read more

I came here just before 2 PM before they close for lunch on the weekend and it wasn't very busy so I was doubtful but after I took a bite of their food, I knew I made the right choice for lunch. Food: 10/10 I never had potstickers with sesame seeds on it before and it was a game changer! Their pork xiao long bao is huge, the size of a soup spoon. But the skin is thin and the taste of the filling is good. I suggest picking up the dumpling at the top of it so it doesn't tear. We also got the dry spicy and sour noodles and we asked them to make it more spicy and sour, which had good flavor. The portions are huge and the price is quite affordable. Ambiance: 10/10 Plenty of parking in the shopping center and lots of tables to dine in. You can see the workers wrapping dumplings there when you enter. There is also a restroom too. The server is very friendly and was very accommodating. They also have a restroom here too. You use a pen to write in how many of each item you would like to order. I already can't wait for my next visit!:) read more

Bing's Dumpling - Potstickers and pork xiao long bao - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

My husband and I checked out Bing's Dumpling after hiking at Coyote Hills. Really enjoyed everything- Xiao long bao was nice and juicy( good size), cucumber very crisp, the noodle chewy. They were pretty busy. Service nice , little slow in the beginning. read more

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Stopped in and had a half order if the pork soup dumplings and a bowl of their stewed beef noodle soup. I woulr say flavor/seasoning is a bit more on the salty side, instead of umami. Service was fast and attentive though. Located in the same shopping plaza as the 99 Ranch Market grocery store next to Mary's Bakery. read more

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Who doesn't love hand-pulled noodles?! My co-workers have been talking about this place back in the day. I have been going here with my family for over 7 years now and took many friends here as well. This location has changed from many different places and Bings's seems to have stayed over seven years now! Good sign! I like their open space dining set up where the kitchen is open and you can see them make their dumplings and noodles...ooo lala!! Their menu is very simple and everything is now below $19. Price inflation but some dent. Go figure! Very good portions though. You can taste the difference. Had their spicy and regular beef braised noodle soup. Meat was tender and the noodles are soft! You can tell the noodles are made fresh. Also, I like their wonton noodle soup. All broth soups are very good. Spicy was not really spicy to me though so I had to added more spice! Haha Their Hot Oil-Seared (dry) Noodles with minced pork is also very good. Their wonton in Chili Oil is good as well. I also get their pork soup dumplings. Everything they make are pretty good! The dumpling wrap is not too thick and lots of meat inside. You need to learn to eat with chop sticks and soup spoon to drink the soup from the dumplings! Also, you have to make the right sauce to dip this in. They don't offer free tea anymore. It's 50 cents but it's good. My fave place when I am craving spicy dry noodles or beef braised noodle soup. I just wish they added more bok choy for more veggies for a balance. Very surprising their service is still pretty good, friendly and attentive. Seems they are a family business. They speak pretty good English, too. We are regulars here! So this means I totally recommend this place! [73R,2025] read more

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Got take out for dinner. Items were packaged well. Soup dumplings tastes good for take out (i bet they wouldve tasted better hot and fresh!). The noodles tasted fresh and the flavors of the spicy oil, pork, cucumber and noodles blended very well together. Price is fair. read more

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This place was recommended to us by my husband's coworker so we thought we were in for a treat...big disappointment. The food we ordered was not good. The service was just ok for many reasons and the price was not good for what we were getting. My husband got the rice with beef brisket and it had so much fat and tasted so weird that he couldn't finish it and was sick of his stomach the rest of the day. The green onions pancake were just like store bought but 4x the price. My noodle with beef was just ok. The noodles were good but the beef wasn't that good and the bok choy was still undercooked and hard. read more

Bing's Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

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Oh man this was way better in the memories. I came here once within the past year, and once more now and things have totally gone downhill since I last remembered. Both the crab + pork and pork XLB did not have the broth flavors I was expecting. A good XLB has a distinct rich flavor in the broth that I did not find here. Even though the skin was on the thicker side too, a few of the dumplings managed to rip at the bottom when lifting it up from the basket and I lost some broth. We also ordered a beef brisket noodle soup that just tasted completely bland and the noodles were on the softer/overcooked side too. Very disappointing overall and we probably won't be returning. read more

Bing's Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Fremont, California

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Bing's may have the best XLB in the Bay Area! Bing's is located on the corner of a shopping plaza with restaurants and a grocery store. The restaurant itself is a no frills asian restaurant: they'll bring you water, take your order, and deliver the food but not much checking in in between which is fine with me. The portions are generous and the food is delicious. The XLB skins are soft and thin and the filling is juicy. I think they are larger than most standard XLB. We also got the beef noodle soup and brisket noodle soup. You have the option of picking thin or thick noodles. Thick noodles are always the way to go! We also got the egg and chive dumpling pocket. These are giant! I split one and had the two others for breakfast the next day and they were just as good. Bing's is a solid choice for comfort Chinese dishes. I will definitely be back when I am in the Bay Area! read more

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Made the wrong move by deviating from ordering the usual XLBs. I decided to try their brisket noodle soup as well. The broth was very bland; it tasted like meat soaked water. Very weird... maybe the braised beef noodle soup would've been better choice? The XLBs didn't save the day either. The skin broke often for my partner and the overall flavors fell a bit off.. One of those one off-days hopefully? read more

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We've been coming to Bing's for several years and know just how busy they can get. It's been a while since we've dined in, but to our surprise, we had the entire restaurant to ourselves on a quiet Wednesday evening! We decided to try a few new dishes alongside our usual favorites, and everything was delicious. This was our first time ordering the spicy pork hot oil - seared noodle dish, and it was absolutely amazing. We always start with the Shrimp and Pork Wonton in chili oil and a soup dumpling of some kind. This time, we went with the Pork and Crab soup dumpling. While the crab flavor wasn't as prominent, they were still fantastic. The flavors here are always spot on - not overly salty like some dumplings can be. I also love that they provide soy sauce, vinegar and chili oil at the table so you can adjust the flavors to your liking. Our server was attentive and the restaurant is always clean and well maintained. If you're craving dumplings, definitely give Bing's a try! And don't forget to order some custard buns to wrap up the meal, they're a must! read more

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Dumplings were pretty underwhelming imo, maybe they overcooked the ones we got bc the wrapper was kind of mushy/gummy.... But, the noodles were so good! I would definitely come again for the noodles. read more