(212) 602-9988
22 Mott St
(Mosco Street and Worth Street)
New York,
NY
10013
40.7144
-73.9986
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Chinatown
Hours:
Daily 10:30am-12am
Price:
$$
Parking:
Street
Ping's Seafood
What People Are Saying About Ping's Seafood
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
Past tanks filled with shrimp in various sizes, crabs, lobsters and more, the muted dining room reverberates with an enthusiastic clientele of neighborhood Chinese families and destination-diners from elsewhere in the city. The efficient waitstaff speak little English, so non-Cantonese speakers must point to the photo menu and direct any special requests to the brusque host. Fresh-killed Cantonese shellfish is the specialty of the house, although there are copious other options. A chewy, savory jellyfish salad with pickles is a terrific starter, and so are huge steamed oysters, served in the…
Quite Terrible
by xlove2eatx
I don't understand the good reviews - after reading the good reviews, I tried it this past weekend. (1) the place is too small for carts to be pushed around which is part of the dim sum experience - rather, waitresses walk around ONCE IN A WHILE with trays of cold food; (2) food was greasier than other dim sum places and simply was not tasty; (3) my friend got sick after we ate here. There are so many other authentic dim sum places in chinatown I will definitely not be returning to this one.
- Pros: English speaking servers
- Cons: overpriced, greasy, cold food, not much variety
Great selection - if you've got the time.
by Joleensta
We loved the food here - but had to wait for our favoritates to come out again. I've been to many large banquet style dim sum places that had a great hustle/bustle about them but awful food. This place is smaller with a more intimate feeling. As we sat down there seemed to be a rush of variety and great tasting choices on the carts that rolled by. Then there seemed to a long pause of nothing...and then carts came again but with none of our earlier favorites but lots of other choices. Would definitely recommend and would go again!!
Excellent Dim Sum and reasonable prices
by wisebrain
This is the best Dim Sum I've had in NY so far. They have a wide variety and and we didn't spend that much money.
- Pros: Delicious, Cheap
- Cons: Crowded, Wait Time
The Details on Ping's Seafood
When to Go:
Dim sum is served from 10am to 3:30pm weekdays, and 9am to 3pm on weekends.
Know Before You Go:
The best way to eat here is at a banquet cooked by Ping himself. It's worth the hassle and expense.
The Extras:
Ping's has another branch in Flushing that's even better.
Category:
Payment Methods:
Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Brunch, Lunch Spot, Family Style Dining, Group Dining, Food Delivery
General Info:
Open 7 Days










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