Bing Boy - Adelaide

Yes its true - when ordering the small as opposed to the regular there is a problem with the amount of sauce in the bing boy. - It becomes very unpalatable far to rich. My tip if you order a small ask them to reduce the amount of sauce. Apart from that great lunch time snack for under $5.

Reluctantly stopped here for a quick lunch, pleasantly surprised, The wrap was cooked to order with fresh ingredients, the food was prepared with care. Great flavor and good vegetarian food, good work.

We were feeling like something light & fresh for lunch. Had never heard of Bing Boy but it looked clean and modern so we gave it a try. We walked all the way to the end of Rundle Street and came back to this place as it appealed the most for a quick fresh lunch. I had the bbq pork wrap thing. It was a really light crepe looking wrap he made fresh in front of us. It was so yummy...I wish we had a Bing Boy in Alice Springs! Great alternative to greasy burgers. Staff were friendly and helpful. Glad we stopped here for lunch. I look forward to going back when we visit Adelaide again. My hubby had a pork bowl...mine was yummier. Give it a try.

Came across Bingboy while searching for a change from fried fast food. Two hard working and customer oriented gentleman putting in the time and effort to bring good food to Adelaide. Give them a go.

Freshly made pancake which is wrapped and filled with a variety of fresh produce and processed meats. Not too sure how it would stack up nutritiously against a burger, but reasonably tasty and cheap. You could almost view it as a chinese yiros.