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    Ping Pang Pong

    3.6 (2.3k reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 3:00 AM (Next day)

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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Salt and Pepper Pork Chops and Half Roasted Duck
    Patricia E.

    I'm glad this place is still open. I came here a few times over the years. Since 2018 and then again around 2023. Recently, we stayed over at Gold Coast and this place definitely hit a good spot at 2 am! We got two entrees, soy-milk and chrysanthemum. We woke up, then came back again for brunch after we checked out- and we ordered the whole dim sum on the cart. I was incredibly surprised that I liked the mango dessert with grapefruit. It was a refreshing delight! So good with Pu'erh tea (which is also hard to find!) Thank you Ping Pang Pong for your consistent service!

    Roast Duck
    Leo V.

    Service was mediocre just like the food and decor was bland. Not much to say about this place. Pricey for mediocre food

    Pot-Stickers (6)
    Irene Y.

    Stopped in for a late bite. We were seated right away. And the staff was very nice. We ordered shrimp dumplings. I had never had dim sum and it was delicious! We also ordered chicken fried rice, sweet and sour chicken plus pot stickers. All the food was prepared quickly and delicious! It's always reasonable and fresh!

    Egg Custard 2pc
    Mechelyn H.

    Dim Sum at its finest!!! I love that once you are seated carts of food come your way. The food is good, the Hargow is one of the BEST I've tasted. My hubby loved the Shumai. The ambiance is always busy, carts going here and there and everywhere. I actually like that there are carts everywhere because you won't go hungry. BUT you have to be careful because you can spend a lot more than you expect especially if your eyes are bigger than your stomach. The only downfall was not being able to hear the servers tell you what they have in their cart. Other than that, we will definitely be back. The food is hot and ready to eat. You should try this place, you will be happy you did and Dim Sum

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    Ciera B.

    I am staying at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino and my parents and I decided to go to Ping Pang Pong for dinner. My dad has been before and told us it was really good so of course we had to try! The inside is big with a huge open kitchen where you can see the chefs cooking up a storm! They are moving so fast and seem like they have a good system going. You can also order to go if you wanted. My parents and I got three dinners. Shrimp fried rice, snow cabbage and duck julienne with vermicelli and glass noodles and my dad got the seafood stir fried soft noodles. Everything was perfectly cooked and incredibly delicious! I would definitely eat here again and keep trying different dishes!

    chicken feet
    Trung N.

    Everyone loves Ping Pang Pong on Reddit and after my recent visit, I do too. We came in on a Monday around noon. Table for 21. Yikes. Thankfully our party was seated right away - the space is quite big actually. They still use dim sum carts which was such a welcomed surprise. And there were plenty of dim sum cart offerings for a Monday. They had an astounding amount of variety despite it being a Monday. The food was hot and piping hot and perfectly flavored. It looked and acted like dim sum which is all the business I want here. Dare I say the dim sum at Ping Pang Pong is top tier? Absolutely. Honestly, this is the best dim sum experience I've had in a Vegas. A good, solid dim experienced with exceptional service.

    We got so much good food that we couldnt focus on one!
    Ronni T.

    Def by far one of the best dim sum restaurants here in vegas. They still do dim sum in the cart which is rare because most of the restaurants took away the carts now. Everything is really good and flavorful. Baked BBQ pork buns are the highlight of the place. They don't skimp you out with the filling either. It is the perfect pork and bun ratio. Not pictured is the mango pomelo dessert which is one of my favorites and I got too excited when they had it. Come early especially on a weekend. This place gets packed fast!!

    Hot and sour soup
    Graciela C.

    Had a late night meal here and was highly disappointed. I don't know if it's because I have been spoiled by NY and LA Chinese food but I can say that the expectations were low and were met. The hot and sour soup was nasty beyond belief. Visible thickeners (was it potato starch or guar gum) I don't know but please stop using that in this. Weirdly Sweet and with a very weird taste, we could not finish this. Wonton noodle soup was fine but the msg is strong. Of the two dishes this one was edible but not satisfying. Service was fine. Food was not.

    Beef chowmein
    Linh P.

    If you're in Vegas and NOT eating here... you're missing out. This spot is lowkey one of the best Chinese restaurants in the city, like REAL authentic dim sum. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and hits every craving. And the best part? They're open till 3AM... so after a long night in Vegas, THIS is the move. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8g6Nawq/

    Beef Pan-Fried noodles and Kung Pao Chicken
    Rustin L.

    After a showing of Shen Yun, we were in the mood for some Chinese food. It was after 10:30pm already so the first place that came to mind was PPP a generally reliable late night option for authentic Chinese food. We started out with steamed bbq pork buns and black bean spare ribs and they were fresh and on point. We just had to reflect and appreciate how lucky we were to live in a city where you can not only get great Chinese food late night, but you can get fresh dim sum as well! Do you understand how rare this is, and how much of a treat that is? I don't know of another city in the US where that exists. Well after that we got crispy pan fried noodles with beef and Kung Pao chicken. The noodles were addicting with the sauce. The beef was acceptable, with the typical baking soda tenderized texture, which I don't normally care for, but the way they did it worked for me. I love kung pao chicken but don't order it often because people don't get the sauce right or it's full of fillers like celery, bellpepper, soft peanuts, etc. but here at PPP the dish is almost entirely pieces of juicy chicken and roasted peanuts, and a little kick from the chilis. So for $59 before tip, we were well satisfied and had plenty to take home. On this night, Ping Pang Pong gets an upgrade to 5 stars for a combination of solid Chinese food, the availability of dim sum, late night accommodations, friendly service and upscale Chinese decor, (easy parking).

    Baked BBQ Pork Bun (3).  $6.99
    Candice F.

    Wanted our usual Las Vegas trip dim sum fix, and came here at a weeknight dinner time hour. Their dim sum menu at night is very limited to roughly 10 different items. We ordered shrimp dumplings, baked barbecue pork buns, steamed Chinese sausage buns, and braised chicken feet. All the dim sum options for dinner are $6.99. We also ordered a plate of pineapple fried rice for $19.99. All were fairly good and tasty, and service was relatively prompt. I forgot to mention we were seated immediately to a nearly empty restaurant, however, by the next hour when we left there were a bit more patrons that had arrived for the dinner hour.

    Orange Chicken
    Amber E.

    This place was a real treat!! The menu is extensive with tons of options! Portions are shareable something to keep in mind. Several servers assist you with one table. The potstickers were the absolute best! And the dipping sauce that it came with was perfect! We also enjoyed the orange chicken and the chicken fried rice. We were both full and had left overs that the server boxed up for us.

    Gobo Beef
    Cheryl J.

    For what ever reason, the memories of the last two past dining experiences of Ping Pang Pong just did not hit the mark this time. Heavily sauced up leaving no room to taste the flavors of the actual proteins Is probably the biggest disappointment. The house crispy noodles HAD potential but was delivered with noddles that lost any signs of crispy because of the gravy. No complaints of service. Our server was nice and pleasant even when it looked liked she juggled 1/4th of the room.

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    Ask the Community - Ping Pang Pong

    Do they serve Dim Sum 24/7?

    Yes the serve Dim Sum 24/7 all day every day and the selection is outstanding

    Do they serve dim sum after 3pm?

    They have a selected menu for dim sum. Cooked to order which was nice

    Do you do reservations?

    Yes you can make reservations for parties of four or more. Otherwise it’s first come first serve.

    Do they have dim sum carts going around like at other dim sum places?

    Yes, they have dim sum carts going around at lunch hour but at dinner time, there are no carts so you have to order it from your server.

    Can I put in a pick up order for the dim sum items?

    I don't see why you couldn't.

    Can I make a reservation? If not is it a long wait?

    I tried making a reservation for party of 10 and they said no. Only walk in, first come first serve. Reservations only for party of 12 or more.

    Can i order to go?

    Yes!

    Do we need reservations?

    no.

    Is Dim Sum all day?

    Hi Rain - Dim Sum is served from 10am - 3pm daily. We hope to see you soon!

    Anyone know if reservations are required for dim sum?

    Hi Budo ~ Recommended but not necessary! I've been there 3 times and not once have I had to make reservations

    Do they have eat all you can dimsum?

    No. But they have carts that come around and you can order as much dim sum as you want but it adds up for each order you get. I hope I answered your question.

    Is this currently open for dine in?

    As of last Sunday, it was. Odds are likely they are open

    Will they be open on June 4th?

    Yes

    Do they offer All you can eat Dim Sum at all?

    No they do not

    What days & hours are dim sum served here?

    Dim sum is served daily from 10am-3pm according to their website.

    Any special on Chinese New Year dinner option?

    Yes, we will have a New Year's menu with 15 items listed on it with special prices ranging from $9 all the way up to $108. Please join us!

    Are there always long lines? Can you order to go?

    it's quite popular their, we were there on a late week day, so nor much of a wait. but definitely a wait for weekends.

    What are their dim sum hours?

    Full cart dim sum is from 10 am to 3 pm. They have a few dim sum items during the dinner hours but it's strictly off of the menu.

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    4.3
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    This is our local and come here often. However after today's experience I don't think we will come…read moreback. Food: below mediocre. Dim sum was looking gray most likely they were sitting around, tasteless congee, very slimy and gray looking ong choi. Service: slow service, inattentive staff, forgot to bring some of the food orders, tried to provide feedback and she completely ignored saying that it's because the restaurant is busy. Quite surprising since the restaurant was almost empty. Overall very disappointed and sad to see what was a good restaurant deteriorate like this. Most likely will not come back.

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    Had a most enjoyable dinner here after morning 'WFH' in Palms food court and afternoon $5 movie…read more("Odyssey", it was ok) Stellar service, posh/elegant dining room, all dim sum items came out looking lovely and tasting delicious -- har gow, shrimp chive dumpling, potstickers, wonton noodle soup, brisket noodle. Their menu is small compared to other Cantonese restaurants, but each item is well executed and very authentic-tasting. You are given 3 dipping sauces - soy sauce, garlic sriracha, red flakes chili oil. A minor gripe (not the restaurant's fault) is the very loud casino noise (LOUDEST of any casino I know) spilling into the serene dining room.

    Went to Tim Ho Wan on a Thursday and there wasn't a line. I expected a possible line since it's a…read morewell known award winning dim sum chain. We were seated near the bar l, but at a table across and the bartender was our server. On that side of the restaurant there was only one couple near us. Anyways I had of a bit of sticker shock considering each dim sum order was $17-20. I also felt like their menu was very small, but I did appreciate the pictures! Staff was very attentive and food came out relatively quick. Quality wise, nothing really stood out for me. I also would have thought the dumpling size might be larger for the price, but it was the same as any other dim sum location.

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