I've been eating here since they first opened around 2017-2018, and I can't get enough of the Nanjing Jianbing!! The owner Jackson is such an awesome, laid back guy...he really pours his heart and soul into the food!!
There is no other flavor like it that is around here (that I've tried at least). It's kind of like Szechuan, but not.
If you like Chinese/Japanese/Szechuan - then you're going to LOVE Bing King!!
Vegetarian options: I'm pretty sure all their options come as a vegetarian base that you can then add meat upgrades to.
Wheelchair accessibility: It's a food cart in a parking lot
I've been a jianbing fan since I first tried them at Bing Mi up in Portland. On our way down to the OSF in Ashland, we decided to stop a grab a couple at Bing King for lunch, and boy am I glad we did. These may be the best jianbing I've had - fresh, crispy but chewy, redolent with spice and a little heat. One of these reasonably priced babies is enough for most folks, but I recommend you bring a friend, get two, and share them. That way you can get one with the original and one nanjing. I also suggest you get the crispy won tons in one and the slightly chewier Youtiao in the other. Actually, I'd say get the Original savory style with the wontons and pickled mustard and a Nanjing sweet style with Youtiao.
Aside from the excellent food, a big plus is the owner, Jackson. He's charming and genuine. He actually downsold us when we tried to order fries, saying the two jianbing would probably be plenty for us and we could always order something else if we were still hungry afterward. Be sure to ask him why he has this particular food truck - it's a great story that makes the food even better.
As for atmosphere, well it's a food truck court in a parking lot, but it's outside and the tables are covered and Eugene is a charming town, so I think that atmosphere is just fine.
Thanks Jackson for an amazing Oregon food experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
David Tran
Excellent food and service. All the flavors and textures were spot on
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Logan Damiano
Bing King’s number 2 Old St Original Jianbing is a must-try! The preparation was impressively quick, and the taste did not disappoint. Each bite was delicious, capturing authentic flavors and textures. Highly recommended for a tasty and efficient meal on the go.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Old Street Original Jianbing
Jake Blewett
Amazing food. New and exciting for me can wait to come back to eugene and try again
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Wrap
Brian C
I LOVE their Jianbing and really appreciate that I can order online from work [nearby] and walk over and pick up my order :-)
Wheelchair accessibility: Outdoor food carts and picnic tables
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing, Old Street Original
Barbara Long
So Yummy!
Jem Marie
I've always been happy with the food! However, lately I've been disappointed with the service. There have been multiple times where I've shown up during the days/times that they're supposed to be open, but the truck is closed and no one is here. It's been a long time since I've been able to get my Bing-King-fix because every time I come around, the truck is closed. I miss the yummy food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Jem Cowan
I've always been happy with the food! However, lately I've been disappointed with the service. There have been multiple times where I've shown up during the days/times that they're supposed to be open, but the truck is closed and no one is here. It's been a long time since I've been able to get my Bing-King-fix because every time I come around, the truck is closed. I miss the yummy food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Tj Cossey
New favorite food unlocked! I got the old school mung-bing thing with a youtiao and it was excellent. The wrap itself was a little reminiscent of a dosa. The fresh veg/herbs inside made for a surprisingly refreshing meal (even with the addition of the crispy fried youtiao). Definitely will be back!
I try to regularly get a Bing. They never disappoint.
Food: 5
Service: 5
541 Richard
I'm torn, because the food is good, but not great, and the prices are quite high given the concept. The point of this food is that it is inexpensive and quick to make. I ate FAR TOO MUCH Jian Bing while I was living in China. I went to a few different vendors, depending on the part of town that I was in, that given morning. The most that I ever paid was ¥12, which is about $1.65. (My go-to spot was ¥9.... ¥5 if they had run out of chicken for the morning) That was a Jian Bing with YouTiao and chicken, mild spice, and sweet sauce. It cost me $15, here, for what I was paying $1 for. Mark up makes sense, because costs of salaries are higher, but after having the real thing, it sort of feels like I'm being ripped of. It is quality, and tastes quite close to how I liked it in China, but definitely not a regular option for me.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing
Aimee Bordie
The guys that run the truck are really nice and the food.... ohhhh my goooosh! So good ? ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Orion Lawrenz
Possibly the best street food in Eugene. Extremely reasonable prices and every option has so much flavor. Their higher spice levels are also actually spicy, unlike a lot of places in Eugene.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing
orion ashe
Possibly the best street food in Eugene. Extremely reasonable prices and every option has so much flavor. Their higher spice levels are also actually spicy, unlike a lot of places in Eugene.
I've been eating here since they first opened around 2017-2018, and I can't get enough of the Nanjing Jianbing!! The owner Jackson is such an awesome, laid back guy...he really pours his heart and soul into the food!!
There is no other flavor like it that is around here (that I've tried at least). It's kind of like Szechuan, but not.
If you like Chinese/Japanese/Szechuan - then you're going to LOVE Bing King!!
Vegetarian options: I'm pretty sure all their options come as a vegetarian base that you can then add meat upgrades to.
Wheelchair accessibility: It's a food cart in a parking lot
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing, Sichuan Chicken Fries
I've been a jianbing fan since I first tried them at Bing Mi up in Portland. On our way down to the OSF in Ashland, we decided to stop a grab a couple at Bing King for lunch, and boy am I glad we did. These may be the best jianbing I've had - fresh, crispy but chewy, redolent with spice and a little heat. One of these reasonably priced babies is enough for most folks, but I recommend you bring a friend, get two, and share them. That way you can get one with the original and one nanjing. I also suggest you get the crispy won tons in one and the slightly chewier Youtiao in the other. Actually, I'd say get the Original savory style with the wontons and pickled mustard and a Nanjing sweet style with Youtiao.
Aside from the excellent food, a big plus is the owner, Jackson. He's charming and genuine. He actually downsold us when we tried to order fries, saying the two jianbing would probably be plenty for us and we could always order something else if we were still hungry afterward. Be sure to ask him why he has this particular food truck - it's a great story that makes the food even better.
As for atmosphere, well it's a food truck court in a parking lot, but it's outside and the tables are covered and Eugene is a charming town, so I think that atmosphere is just fine.
Thanks Jackson for an amazing Oregon food experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent food and service. All the flavors and textures were spot on
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bing King’s number 2 Old St Original Jianbing is a must-try! The preparation was impressively quick, and the taste did not disappoint. Each bite was delicious, capturing authentic flavors and textures. Highly recommended for a tasty and efficient meal on the go.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Old Street Original Jianbing
Amazing food. New and exciting for me can wait to come back to eugene and try again
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Wrap
I LOVE their Jianbing and really appreciate that I can order online from work [nearby] and walk over and pick up my order :-)
Wheelchair accessibility: Outdoor food carts and picnic tables
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing, Old Street Original
So Yummy!
I've always been happy with the food! However, lately I've been disappointed with the service. There have been multiple times where I've shown up during the days/times that they're supposed to be open, but the truck is closed and no one is here. It's been a long time since I've been able to get my Bing-King-fix because every time I come around, the truck is closed. I miss the yummy food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
I've always been happy with the food! However, lately I've been disappointed with the service. There have been multiple times where I've shown up during the days/times that they're supposed to be open, but the truck is closed and no one is here. It's been a long time since I've been able to get my Bing-King-fix because every time I come around, the truck is closed. I miss the yummy food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
New favorite food unlocked! I got the old school mung-bing thing with a youtiao and it was excellent. The wrap itself was a little reminiscent of a dosa. The fresh veg/herbs inside made for a surprisingly refreshing meal (even with the addition of the crispy fried youtiao). Definitely will be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Old Street Original Jianbing
Restaurantji Recommends
I try to regularly get a Bing. They never disappoint.
Food: 5
Service: 5
I'm torn, because the food is good, but not great, and the prices are quite high given the concept. The point of this food is that it is inexpensive and quick to make. I ate FAR TOO MUCH Jian Bing while I was living in China. I went to a few different vendors, depending on the part of town that I was in, that given morning. The most that I ever paid was ¥12, which is about $1.65. (My go-to spot was ¥9.... ¥5 if they had run out of chicken for the morning) That was a Jian Bing with YouTiao and chicken, mild spice, and sweet sauce. It cost me $15, here, for what I was paying $1 for. Mark up makes sense, because costs of salaries are higher, but after having the real thing, it sort of feels like I'm being ripped of. It is quality, and tastes quite close to how I liked it in China, but definitely not a regular option for me.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing
The guys that run the truck are really nice and the food.... ohhhh my goooosh! So good ? ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Possibly the best street food in Eugene. Extremely reasonable prices and every option has so much flavor. Their higher spice levels are also actually spicy, unlike a lot of places in Eugene.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing
Possibly the best street food in Eugene. Extremely reasonable prices and every option has so much flavor. Their higher spice levels are also actually spicy, unlike a lot of places in Eugene.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nanjing Jianbing
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