Dining · Chinatown
Ping's
on Chinatown, with 6 shops within a short walk
Mott Street restaurant for dim sum such as shrimp dumplings, steamed seafood shumai and mango pudding, plus golden egg fried rice and manila clams in black bean sauce.
Hours
Hours not posted; call ahead
Checked October 2026. Holiday hours can differ.
On the map
Near Brooklyn Bridge (15 min walk).
Good to know
- Parking
- Take the subway to Canal St (J, N, Q, R, W, Z and 6) or East Broadway (F); the Chinatown Partnership also lists the Grand St station. The streets are narrow and busy, so leave the car behind.
- Chinatown shops
- Bakeries open early (Fay Da from 7am) and restaurants run to 9pm–11pm, while some specialty shops keep short hours, such as Wing On Wo & Co. at 12pm–5pm Wednesday to Sunday.
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What are Ping's's hours?
Ping's is usually open Hours not posted; call ahead. Hours can change on holidays, so check the restaurant's site before a special trip.
Where is Ping's?
Ping's is at 22 Mott St in Chinatown, New York. It's near Brooklyn Bridge (15 min walk).
Where can I park near Ping's?
The closest option for Chinatown is Take the subway to Canal St (J, N, Q, R, W, Z and 6) or East Broadway (F); the Chinatown Partnership also lists the Grand St station. The streets are narrow and busy, so leave the car behind.. Most of the district is also an easy walk from the subway.
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