Hey y’all!
I have a delicious bite for you this week! I have been eating at this place since 2022, and they have yet to disappoint! With a 4.8 on Google and 95 Reviews, they are well worth the stop.
After being closed for, what felt like months, they finally reopened: BING KING!
CHECK THEM OUT HERE: https://www.bingkingeats.com/
LEAVE THEM A REVIEW HERE: https://g.co/kgs/47YLmqR
Their new opening brought along a new menu design—and the food still packing all of the same great flavor!
Located on the corner of W 8th Ave & Olive St. in Eugene—Bing King has the crunch, spice, and sweet—or tangy—goodness you’ve been waiting for.
Their menu is K.I.S.S. Simple—the way I like it. You can choose from the Original Jianbing, the Nanjing Jianbing, or their Sichuan Potato Fries.
After making your selection, you have the following options:
House Sauce: Sweet, or Savory.
Spice: 1 through 5
Filling: Wonton, or Youtiao.
Add-ons: (I recommend Chicken)
I have had both the #1 and #2–and have found them equally delicious!
My go-to order is The Original, Spice level 3—Savory, with Wonton, plus an add-on of fried chicken. Their sweet sauce is equally delicious—and level 3 spice will keep you warm on a cold day. Haha.
The portion sizes are generous—I am a grown adult male of 29—half leaves me more than satisfied!
BING KING is probably my Top 5 Favorites in Eugene—believe me, they have a lot of stiff competition these days. They have remained consistent in quality, freshness, speed, and taste. I know that every time I order, it’s going to be 1) Fresh, 2) Fast, 3) Delicious.
GO CHEK’UM OUT!
Well, there ya’ have it folks! Enjoy!
Daniel out! 💛
About the Author:
Daniel is a 29-year-old, and self-proclaimed traveler, energy-worker, caregiver, activist, and long-time foodie. He enjoys spending time in nature, going for long road-trips, meditating, and spending time with his friends and family.
He finds purpose through his day-job as a caregiver—and is in the process of completing an Associate Degree in Human Services. While concurrently enrolled in classes, and caregiving, Daniel is working towards opening a Non-Profit Charity: Love Gives—whose mission statement is: “Love In Action”, aimed at providing Direct-Cash Payments to those In-Crisis (ie. unhoused, hungry, veterans, recovering-individuals, abuse-survivors). If you are interested in working with, or making a donation, please email: love.gives@outlook.com and find them on
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