Bingz Crispy Burger has been expanding quickly recently. This newest location is on Yonge St, south of Bloor. It soft-opened on 2025-11-24. This is their 9th location in the GTA.
This location is a full restaurant with plenty of indoor seating. There is easy-listening music playing in the background.
I ordered the following:
1. Signature Poutine with Beef ($9.99).
2. Plum Cold Brew ($3.99).
I've never had the Poutine before. It was good. I've had the Plum Cold Brew before and it was like I remembered.
This restaurant chain introduced the "Chinese Hamburger" in a crispy bun to Toronto back in 2021-05-23 (soft opening). Very tasty indeed! Plus, they have a wide variety of appetizers.
The two owners are from China. The brand was founded in Beijing on 2014-04-08 and now has over 65 locations in Beijing. The Chinese Hamburger is called Rou Jia Mo (肉夹馍) in Chinese, which literally translates to "meat in a bun". It is the cuisine of China's Shaanxi province, which has the capital city of Xi'An (or Xian), where you find the terracotta warriors.
For Chinese hamburgers, there are two types of buns: crispy and non-crispy. Most restaurants use the non-crispy buns but Bingz is the only restaurant in the GTA that uses the baked crispy buns.
There is free WiFi. The restaurant wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washrooms, which is also wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking.
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