Bing Boy Urban Asian Street Food

Ordered a small veg ing wrap. Was fascinated watching these guys making them- all freshly done on the spot & paper thin, with a great selection of fresh vegetables. Very fast service at prices that don't break the bank

My first take of Bing Boy had me very impressed. Convenient, healthy, and good fill for a quick bite for time poor consumers but, of late, found the taste to be quite similar across each of the menu options. However, having said that I've only had so far 3 from their menu Hey Bing Boy, Mad Ming & Ching Ching. The common denominator is the sauce fillings doesn't leave you feeling they differ in their ingredients except for the meat and hope they add a bit of uniqueness or soon this franchise could turn consumers away. They do say introduced a new menu and look forward to trying it but still apprehensive due to points raised above. The offering should be a key point of difference and hope they realise soon to add variety esp in terms of taste. Potential option is offering consumers different types of sauces, spices.

I frequently eat in the Galleria food court, and have had the pleasure of trying Bing Boy a few times now. The wraps are amazing, they always taste fresh and really make you feel like you're eating a healthier option. You can also stand and watch the staff make everything, so you know your order is fresh and hygienic. They also do dessert crepes which are delicious if you feel like indulging.

It's like a healthy Asian kebab. We tried the ones with Peking duck and BBQ pork. The egg crepe was warm and slightly crispy. Both flavours were nice and had fried wonton skin inside to give it a crunch element. I am keen to go back to try the other flavours.

Tried the Peking duck crepes. Soft crepes with fresh n crunchy texture of veggies and the Peking duck. Perfect combination. Good flavour. Served in a practical way preventing drips of sauce creating a mess.