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Ping Pang Pong Menu: Dim Sum, Dinner & Las Vegas Prices

Ping Pang Pong at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino serves daily cart-style dim sum (10 AM – 3 PM, ~90 items) and a full Cantonese dinner menu (5 PM – 3 AM). Voted Best Asian Restaurant in Las Vegas six times by Las Vegas Review-Journal readers, and named one of the top 10 Chinese restaurants in America by Travel & Leisure. Below: what to order, dim sum pricing, hours, must-eat dishes and the full verified menu.

~90 dim sum itemsDaily cart service 10 AM - 3 PMLate-night dinner to 3 AMGold Coast Hotel & CasinoTop 10 Chinese in America (Travel + Leisure)
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Signature items

Har GowDim sum tier pricing
Walnut PrawnsMust-eat (LV Life list)
Night Market Fried RiceMust-eat (LV Life list)
Beef Chow FunReviewer favorite
Live LobsterMarket price
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What to order

Quick answers: what to order at Ping Pang Pong

The four most important things to know before you sit down -- based on reviewer consensus across Yelp, TripAdvisor, Las Vegas Advisor and Las Vegas Life.

Must-order dim sum
Shumai & Har Gow

The two benchmark dumplings, praised in nearly every review. Arrive early for tofu pudding before it sells out.

Must-order dinner
Walnut Prawns

Butterflied prawns in sesame mayo with candied walnuts. On Las Vegas Life's '75 Things You Must Eat in Las Vegas.'

Best fried rice
Night Market Fried Rice

Beef, bean sprouts, tomatoes and Thai chilies. Also on the Las Vegas Life must-eat list.

Late-night option
Dinner to 3 AM

Full Cantonese dinner menu runs daily 5 PM to 3 AM -- one of the few full-service Chinese restaurants open this late in Las Vegas.

Dim sum service

Ping Pang Pong dim sum: hours, pricing & what to order

Daily cart-style dim sum runs 10 AM to 3 PM, with approximately 90 items circulating on rolling carts. Items are priced by tier (A through D), approximately $2.18 to $5.88 per basket per Las Vegas Advisor. Premium items such as the mango lobster scallop roll fall at the higher end. Two people typically spend $30–$40 for a full dim sum meal.

Pricing note. Ping Pang Pong's official website (pingpangpong.com) is a parked domain as of June 2026, so no current itemized price list is accessible online. The dim sum tier range ($2.18–$5.88) is sourced from Las Vegas Advisor. Dinner entree prices are not publicly documented; we do not show prices for dinner items. Call (702) 247-8136 for current pricing.

Top 8 dim sum dishes to order

  1. 1Shumai (Shrimp & Pork Dumplings)Benchmark dim sum; top reviewer pick.~$2-$6/basket
  2. 2Har Gow (Shrimp Dumplings)Translucent wrapper, whole shrimp filling.~$2-$6/basket
  3. 3BBQ Pork Buns (Cha Siu Bao)Steamed and baked versions available.~$2-$6/basket
  4. 4Deep-Fried Shrimp BallsHandmade; crispy outside, juicy inside.~$2-$6/basket
  5. 5Coconut Sweet BunsPopular dessert dim sum item.~$2-$6/basket
  6. 6Tofu Pudding (Doufu Hua)Sells out fast -- order at first opportunity.~$2-$6/basket
  7. 7Egg TartsClassic Hong Kong-style custard tarts.~$2-$6/basket
  8. 8Mango Lobster Scallop RollSpecialty item; higher-tier pricing.~$4-$6/basket

Pro tip: Arrive when the carts start rolling (around 10 AM on weekdays, slightly earlier rush on weekends). Tofu pudding and specialty rolls sell out. Ask servers which cart has the tofu pudding.

Dinner highlights

Top dinner dishes at Ping Pang Pong

The full Cantonese dinner menu runs daily 5 PM to 3 AM. These six dishes are the most cited in reviews and food guides. Prices are not published online; call the restaurant or check in person.

  1. 1Walnut PrawnsLas Vegas Life '75 must-eat' list; sesame mayo + candied walnuts.Price varies
  2. 2Night Market Fried RiceLas Vegas Life '75 must-eat' list; beef, bean sprouts, Thai chilies.Price varies
  3. 3Beef Chow FunBroad flat noodles with beef; reviewers call it best in Las Vegas.Price varies
  4. 4Cantonese Roast DuckCrispy lacquered skin; a Cantonese BBQ standard.Price varies
  5. 5Minced Squab Lettuce CupsSquab + pork tenderloin with hoisin in crisp lettuce cups.Price varies
  6. 6Live LobsterFrom the live tank; ginger scallion, black bean or steamed with garlic.Market price
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Complete Ping Pang Pong menu (verified items)

All categories below. Dim sum items are available on the cart 10 AM–3 PM daily. Dinner items are served 5 PM–3 AM daily. Live seafood is market price; check with your server.

Prices not shown for dinner items. Itemized dinner prices are not publicly documented online. Dim sum basket prices shown are approximate tier ranges (A–D, $2.18–$5.88) from Las Vegas Advisor. For current prices, call (702) 247-8136 or visit the Boyd Gaming page for Ping Pang Pong.
Awards & accolades

Why Ping Pang Pong is regarded as Las Vegas's best dim sum

Ping Pang Pong opened in 2001 and underwent a major renovation and redesign in July 2017, expanding to approximately 300 seats and adding a private banquet room for up to 100 guests. It is operated by Karrie and Kevin Wu.

Over more than two decades, it has built a reputation as the benchmark Cantonese dim sum destination in Las Vegas, drawing both locals and visitors. Its consistent late-night dinner service (to 3 AM daily) makes it a rare option for full Cantonese cooking after the rest of the city's dining rooms close.

For visitors choosing between Ping Pang Pong and the Strip's Chinese restaurants, the general consensus in Las Vegas food guides is that Ping Pang Pong offers a more authentic and better-value dim sum experience than most casino-Strip alternatives.

  • Top 10 Chinese in America — Travel & Leisure (c. 2013)
  • Best Asian Restaurant in LV — Las Vegas Review-Journal readers, 6 times
  • America's Best Restaurants (2003) — Gourmet magazine
  • 75 Must-Eats in Las Vegas — 2 dishes on Las Vegas Life list
  • ~300 seats after 2017 renovation
  • Private banquet room for ~100 guests
  • 4.1/5 on Google (3,400+ reviews)
  • #1 dim sum in Las Vegas on Wanderlog aggregation
Hours & location

Where to find Ping Pang Pong and when it's open

Ping Pang Pong is located inside the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino at 4000 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 -- about one mile west of the Las Vegas Strip on Flamingo Road. Parking at the Gold Coast is free. The restaurant is accessible from the casino floor and is clearly signposted inside the hotel.

Phone: (702) 247-8136. For banquet inquiries, contact through the Boyd Gaming website at goldcoast.boydgaming.com.

Note: The official pingpangpong.com domain is a parked page as of June 2026. The authoritative source for current hours, reservations and pricing is the Boyd Gaming page linked in the footer of this article.

  • Dim sum: Daily 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Dinner: Daily 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM
  • Closed: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM (between services)
  • Address: 4000 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas NV 89103
  • Phone: (702) 247-8136
  • Parking: Free at Gold Coast Casino
  • Reservations: Accepted for dinner and large parties
Signature spotlight

Six dishes that define Ping Pang Pong

Dim sum staple

Shumai

Open-topped steamed dumplings with a shrimp-and-pork filling. The first item reviewers recommend and the one that sets the quality benchmark for each visit.

Must-eat list

Walnut Prawns

Butterflied prawns coated in sesame mayo and topped with honey-glazed candied walnuts. On Las Vegas Life's 75 Things You Must Eat in Las Vegas list.

Must-eat list

Night Market Fried Rice

Wok-fried rice with beef, bean sprouts, tomatoes and Thai chilies. The second Ping Pang Pong dish on the Las Vegas Life must-eat list.

Order early

Tofu Pudding

Silky doufu hua in a light syrup -- one of the most popular dim sum items. Sells out early in the service; grab it the moment the cart comes around.

Reviewer standout

Beef Chow Fun

Broad flat rice noodles wok-tossed with tender beef and bean sprouts. Multiple reviewers describe it as the best version they have had in Las Vegas.

Live tank

Maine Lobster

Live lobster from the restaurant's tank, available nightly at market price. Preparation styles include ginger and scallion, black bean sauce or steamed with garlic.

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Common questions

Ping Pang Pong menu — frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about Ping Pang Pong's dim sum, dinner menu, hours, pricing and location.

What are the hours for Ping Pang Pong dim sum in Las Vegas?

Ping Pang Pong serves cart-style dim sum daily from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The restaurant closes between services and reopens for dinner at 5:00 PM. Dim sum is a popular service -- popular items like tofu pudding and certain specialty dumplings can sell out, so arriving early is recommended. The restaurant is located at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino, 4000 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV.

How much does dim sum cost at Ping Pang Pong?

Ping Pang Pong uses a tiered pricing system for dim sum, with baskets priced in categories from approximately $2.18 to $5.88 per order (tiers A through D), per Las Vegas Advisor. Premium items such as the mango lobster scallop roll or specialty seafood items fall into the higher tiers. Two people can typically enjoy a full dim sum meal for around $30–$40. Dinner entree pricing is not published online; confirm with the restaurant directly at (702) 247-8136.

What are the must-order dishes at Ping Pang Pong?

Based on consistent mentions across Las Vegas Advisor, TripAdvisor, Yelp and food blogs, the top dishes to order are:

  • Walnut Prawns — butterflied shrimp in sesame mayo with candied walnuts, listed on Las Vegas Life's '75 Things You Must Eat in Las Vegas.'
  • Night Market Fried Rice — also on the Las Vegas Life must-eat list.
  • Shumai and Har Gow — the two benchmark dim sum dumplings, consistently praised in reviews.
  • BBQ Pork Buns (Cha Siu Bao) — both steamed and baked versions available.
  • Beef Chow Fun — multiple reviewers call it among the best in Las Vegas.
  • Tofu Pudding — silky and popular; order it as soon as the cart arrives as it sells out early.
Does Ping Pang Pong take reservations?

Ping Pang Pong accepts reservations for dinner and for large parties. Walk-ins are generally accommodated during dim sum service. For groups using the private banquet room (capacity approx. 100 guests, added in the 2017 renovation), contact the restaurant directly at (702) 247-8136 or through the Boyd Gaming / Gold Coast website.

Is Ping Pang Pong open late in Las Vegas?

Yes. Ping Pang Pong's dinner service runs daily from 5:00 PM to 3:00 AM, making it one of the few full-service Chinese restaurants in Las Vegas with late-night hours. The full dinner menu -- including Cantonese BBQ, live seafood, noodles and rice dishes -- is available throughout the dinner service. The kitchen is closed between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

Where is Ping Pang Pong located and how do I get there?

Ping Pang Pong is located inside the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino, 4000 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103. The Gold Coast is about 1 mile west of the Las Vegas Strip on Flamingo Road. Parking is free at the Gold Coast. Phone: (702) 247-8136. The restaurant is accessible from the casino floor and is clearly signposted inside the Gold Coast.

What awards has Ping Pang Pong won?

Ping Pang Pong has earned several notable recognitions:

  • Named one of the Top 10 Chinese Restaurants in America by Travel & Leisure (circa 2013).
  • Voted Best Asian Restaurant in Las Vegas six times by Las Vegas Review-Journal readers.
  • Featured in Gourmet magazine's 'Guide to America's Best Restaurants' (2003) as a neighborhood gem.
  • Two dishes — walnut prawns and night market fried rice — appear on Las Vegas Life's '75 Things You Must Eat in Las Vegas' list.
Does Ping Pang Pong have live seafood?

Yes. Ping Pang Pong maintains a live seafood tank at the restaurant and offers market-price live seafood during dinner service. Options typically include Maine lobster, Dungeness crab, spot prawn and geoduck, with preparation styles that may include ginger and scallion, black bean sauce or steamed with garlic. Availability and market price vary nightly; confirm with your server.

How many dim sum items does Ping Pang Pong serve?

Ping Pang Pong serves approximately 90 dim sum items on rolling carts during daily dim sum service (10 AM–3 PM). The selection covers classic Cantonese standards (har gow, shumai, cha siu bao, cheung fun, egg tarts) as well as specialty items unique to the restaurant such as the mango lobster scallop roll and the aromatic duck bun. Carts circulate continuously through the dining room; you select items as they pass your table.

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