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We chose this cart out of all the carts because it seemed the most unique. I think it's pretty awesome that this food stand only offers one item. This savory crepe is their specialty and it was delicious! You place your order and give them your first name. They call your name when your order is ready. The crepe itself was cooked to perfection and had just the right amount of crunch to it. I do admit there was an ingredient in there that I wasn't the biggest fan of (I think the cilantro) and would probably omit it the next time I get this crepe, but that's just my tastebuds. Also, definitely eat the crepe right away. It'll get soggy if you let it sit for awhile. read more

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Ellie K.

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10 years ago

These savory crepes are delicious. It's really not like your typical "crepe"-just don't know what else to call it. If you're in Portland looking for things to eat, this is an easy must-try! The line was not long when we went on a Saturday around 1pm. Bing Mi is one of the many carts in that food cart area of downtown. I've actually never seen this "Chinese" crepe anywhere before, but I'll be on the look out for these everywhere now! We visited Portland for just two days, and I had to restrain myself not to make two meals out of these (too many things to try in Portland!) I hope to be back in Portland soon and I'll definitely be visiting Bing Mi! read more

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Jasmine W.

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10 years ago

I was thrown off by the non-Asian folks behind the counter but no worries, they know how to do it right. At $6 a Bing (Chinese crepe with pickles, egg, black bean sauce, chili sauce, green onions, and wonton cracker) is more of a good snack to share than full meal but very walking friendly food, really unique, cooked made to order to comes out fresh read more

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Lorin S.

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5 years ago

This truck is one of my favorite because they make something unique and do it well. I've always received excellent food and customer service here. read more

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Ceci L.

5 years ago

Waited for 40 minutes for a mediocre expensive Chinese northern style pancake. Don't think we will come back for it again !

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Tristia V.

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11 years ago

This was my first ever bing, so I don't know if its because I wasn't sure of what to expect or if maybe its just not the best thing ever. I'm not sure exactly what they're supposed to be like, but I just expected... more. Truth be told, I think it was a little on the bland side... the medium had nearly no heat and I ended up putting togarashi all over it. The filling seemed to be lacking - either there were not enough pickled veggies or crackers or SOMETHING. It was just... underwhelming. It was tasty, and I did just finish the whole damn gigantic thing, but I'd have to get some extras on it to really make it worth while. I'll try it at least one more time, and if it doesn't blow me away, I'll just have to see how the real thing in China compares someday. read more

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Kathryn C.

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Great combo of sweet, sour, salty + refreshing green onions and cilantro, combined with the texture of a crepe + crunchy wonton chip -- very innovative! read more

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Jen M.

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When I read about Chinese crepes, I was immediately intrigued. I used to get Chinese crepes for breakfast from local street vendors when I was in Shanghai years ago and was totally addicted to them. However, these were a bit thicker, the egg did not have any flavor, and the sauce combination was overpowering and just did not work for me. It could be that my taste palate was just expecting something different, but I found that though the first few bites were decent, I basically had to force myself to finish it. My friend also got his with some meat in it, but he wasn't impressed by it either. Happy I at least got to try them though! read more

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10 years ago

Super tasty and a very large handful. Takes a bit for them to make it from scratch, but it is well worth it. The lines seem to have died down for now, so it's a good time to visit. read more

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Al L.

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10 years ago

Delicious delicious! PDX may be the whitest city in America, but sad to say that I'm Chinese and had never had a bing mi before coming across this food cart pod. But that goes to show how regional Chinese food can be--I've never been to Northern China, where this cool wrap for cool weather comes from. Think of it as a crepe with hoisin and green onion overtones--you can tailor the level of spiciness as well as the amount of egg or other add-ons that you'd like. The family that runs this joint is super friendly. Definitely give it a try for breakfast/brunch/lunch! Word of advice: eat it immediately after they hand it to you to get the maximum crunch from the crispy wonton :). read more

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Rudrajit D.

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Five star for doing a different dish and doing it very well. Fried crepes stuffed with savories, included optional sausages. Packs a little bit of heat, full of different flavors, all encased within crunchy, crispy crepes. Bonus points for coming in a wrap, best kind of street food! read more

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James M.

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5 years ago

This place is so damn good. Whenever I'm in town, I stop by and grab a traditional Bing Mi Wrap. They are really friendly and there's amazing options. I can't recommend this place enough. read more

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Lori S.

10 years ago

I don't write reviews very often at all. I rarely go to food carts because I am always strapped to a dog leash so ease of eating can be difficult. But today, after walking by three food cart pods and resigning myself to a cold bagel at home I saw Bin Mi. WOW! Such simple food, tastes so good I could hardly believe it. The crepe, the egg, the sauce, the green onions, and that crispy cracker - it was so delicious I can't explain how good and soothing it was to eat. It came out fast, piping hot wrapped neatly so I could actually finish my walk and eat, but after I had a few bites, I actually had to stop just so I could enjoy every bight. Three blocks away, and it was still hot, the cracker was crispy all the way to the end. It was perfect size for lunch. I ended wanting more -- but only because it was so tasty I didn't want it to end. Don't hesitate folks, try it. YUM! read more

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Erin L.

7 years ago

The best (and maybe only) Chinese crepe you'll ever have! A pocket of vegetarian gourmet deliciousness. Full of flavor and always consistent. Super sad the hotel moved them out but please try when you can! They're at the Saturday Farmers Market. read more

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(971) 930-2968
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Hours

What time does Bing Mi open?

Bing Mi opens at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Bing Mi opens at 11:00 AM on Sunday.

What time does Bing Mi close?

Bing Mi is closed on Monday.Bing Mi closes at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Bing Mi closes at 7:00 PM on Friday and Saturday.Bing Mi closes at 3:00 PM on Sunday.

Mon ClosedTue-Thu 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMFri-Sat 10:00 AM - 7:00 PMSun 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Bing Mi take Bitcoin?

No, Bing Mi does not take Bitcoin.

Does Bing Mi take credit cards?

Yes, Bing Mi takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Bing Mi have catering options?

No, Bing Mi does not have catering options.

Does Bing Mi have a happy hour?

Yes, Bing Mi has a happy hour.

Does Bing Mi serve alcohol?

No, Bing Mi does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Bing Mi allow dogs?

Yes, Bing Mi allows dogs.

Does Bing Mi have TVs?

No, Bing Mi does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Bing Mi have bike parking?

Yes, Bing Mi has bike parking.

Does Bing Mi have outdoor seating?

Yes, Bing Mi has outdoor seating options.

Does Bing Mi have parking?

Yes, Bing Mi has parking options. Garage Parking, Private Lot Parking, Street Parking

Other Amenities

Is Bing Mi wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Bing Mi is wheelchair accessible.

Does Bing Mi have free WiFi?

No, Bing Mi does not have free WiFi.

From the Business

Specialties

Bing Mi brings the tradition of Chinese jianbing to the streets of Portland. Jianbing, or a "bing," is an authentic Chinese street wrap freshly made in a savory crepe with scrambled egg and your choice of delicious, fresh Asian ingredients. It's perfect for a quick, healthy breakfast or lunch on the go.

History

Established in 2014.

We got started in 2014 making authentic Chinese street food-Jianbing in Portland OR

Meet the Business Owner: Jacky R.

Moving from China in 2016, Jacky quickly immersed himself in the culinary scene, taking over ownership of Bing Mi in January 2020.

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Klaus A.

8 years ago

Delicious stop on my way to work has turned into an all out obsession! Friendly windowstaff, quick service (despite the long line), customizable product. It's really one of the most delicious mid-day snacks I could ask for and they have the market totally cornered. I honestly don't think there is one other company making these chinese crepes. Reminds me of Philly a bit too, there is a lingo to the whole experience. "One, spicy, add plum and sausage---extra cracker" is my order and it's made perfectly every time. Thanks guys! read more

K S.

10 years ago

Asian confusion! I really wanted to like this place but the Bing Mi was tasting bland and crappy. I had the Bing Mi with extra egg and sausage that was $7.50. I would expect the Bing Mi to be flavorful and great with an extra add-on. It wasn't. I should have trust my intuition not to trust a white person cooking an Asian food. read more

Esther C.

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2 years ago

Bing Mi serves up a fantastic classic jianbing! Made fresh and piping hot, it's the perfect handheld street food. The crispy layers and savory fillings were spot on, delivering great flavor and texture in every bite. If you're in Portland and craving a satisfying snack, this place is definitely worth a stop. read more

Skylar P.

9 years ago

These were really good, traditional Chinese street food. They'll make them as mild or as spicy as you like. You can eat them in the nearby park too if the weather's nice. read more

Princeton J.

9 years ago

This is probably my favorite place for breakfast. Quick service and local staff guy is nice. it's a pity that they closed on Thanksgiving Day. read more

Olivia H.

3 years ago

I still dream about this place-- wish I lived in Portland! If you're on the fence, I can't recommend it highly enough

Eric L.

9 years ago

Love this food truck. We ordered Bing with sausage and spicy sauce. Awesome food.will go there again.

Tiffany L.

Elite 25

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10 years ago

LOVED IT! it was also really filling. If only I lived in Portland so I could come here all the time.

Jason J.

107

7 years ago

The is delicious!!! We have visited Portland twice and it was a must visit on both trips!

Kaya Y.

9 years ago

I had never even heard of jiambing before but it was so good and I would try it again.

An N.

7 years ago

Yummy and delicious tried it and loved it they are super understanding and friendly

Anthony A.

Elite 16

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11 years ago

Had no idea what this was but loved it. Think of a savory crepe.

S M.

11 years ago

One item, perfectly made, big portion, good price point.

Lorde G.

5 years ago

Great food every time! The loaded duck is great!

Adam P.

11 years ago

Unique. I got the extra egg. Really good.

Bing Mi - foodtrucks - Updated August 2026

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