Kelley & Ping
(Now Closed)Asian Restaurant, Thai Restaurant, and Chinese Restaurant$$$$
SoHo, New York
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Faith ZakiJanuary 7, 2014Truly a Soho gem. Great menu, delicious food. Friendly staff, great place for groups, not very loud at dinner time. Dinner recommendations: the Bulgogi or Gung Gratiem. Drink: blackberry julep!
Filippa Edberg-ManuelMarch 10, 2013Been going here for as long as I have been in NY. Crispy Duck Sallad and Pad See Yew is always a sure bet. Asian street/comfort food. Love this SoHo staple! Wishing for a West Chelsea location.
Sarah SpagnoloFebruary 6, 2015Went with the bibimbop, and now will always go with the bibimbop. Also tried the vegetable teriyaki. Pieces were enormous; no knife. Next time. get a knife.
- Ian FrancisJanuary 18, 2014Lunchtime is CASH ONLY, but has some good deals. Dinner is where this place shines. The entire space feels different. The Pad See Ew I had was amazing. Great for a last minute dinner date.
Great casual SoHo lunch spot. Pad Thai lunch box, Bangkok curry, or the jap chae (pictured). Cash only for lunch.
Théo BlochetMay 5, 2016I wanted to have the Pad See Yew, after reading the reviews here. But $15 for a take-away portion is an outright "no". Had the Pad thai (12.50 for lunch, 14 for dinner). Pricy, tofu only carb option.
Hidden soho gem that's tasty, cheap, and spacious enough for big groups. Get the malaysian chicken curry noodle soup extra spicy for a big ol' bowl of brothy goodness.
MashkaSeptember 26, 2014For dinner the massaman is so good! Duck is good, but seriously fatty meat. Dinner ambience sucks, too dark to read menu, music blasting under some tables and uneven temperature throughout.
Renee TMay 6, 2015Warm and comforting. #18 with Thai Iced Tea hits the spot. Good portions, veggies were piled high, perfectly cooked. Great location & ambiance, good for groups.
Don't miss out on the cranberry apple iced tea if they have it. It's a refreshing compliment to all the sriracha you're going to throw on your noodles.
NancerellaMay 7, 2016Good for some easy lunch.... It's made to order but you order through the front counter.. Food was good... Had the duck broth noodle and wonton soup...
Benjamin PalmerApril 12, 2013everyone comes here for lunch and they are all correct about everything. dinner is a bigger menu and table service and is rad low key intimate vibes
Rebecca BrownDecember 19, 2012Been here during the day? Come back for dinner. You won't believe it's the same restaurant. Mood lighting and table service. Completely different atmosphere.
If you are looking for salad option, hamachi and avocado (#21 on menu) salad is amazing.
iJeffryAugust 15, 2014The seafood noodles were delicious. And the larb was really yummy. Don't miss the chili margarita either.
It's been there for the longest time. I started hanging out here in... 1999. Come in the evening. Daytime, they slack. One of my NYC haunts.
Their cash registers run Windows 95. I know because I saw the splash screen after they rebooted one when it froze.
Nadia RiepenhausenJuly 28, 2016This place has been around for years! Still as good as it was 20 years ago. Try the crispy duck salad.
A hidden gem of a lunch spot that's the perfect refuge from the chaos of Soho. Wish I had found this place years ago.
Fresh vegetables and noodles and dumplings in a casual Asian warehouse setting, a longtime favorite
Berk KapiciogluJuly 4, 2015Pad see yew is in fact the bomb. The mood is a bit dark for the day, but perfect for the night.
Rick WebbAugust 26, 2014Why they insist on pushing every table in as far as it'll go so you have to pull out the heavy table to sit down, I will never know. Great place, though.- MashkaSeptember 26, 2014The soups are exactly as good as they were 10 years ago! It's Americanized Thai food, done right IMO.
The Jap Chae is a solid lunch option. Sesame Korean beef. Yam noodles. Veggies.
SteveFebruary 28, 2016Tasty, inauthentic South East Asian fare at Soho prices. Not a lot of competition in the area unfortunately.
Karl With A "K"August 17, 2015The Pad Sew Yew is great here, though the sticky rice on the side might be overkill.
Alex Fernandez-CasaisMay 26, 2013Soups with wonton. Whole fried fish and the duck. The thai ice tea spot on.
Agatha YuDecember 9, 2014Try their Tuesday special - Inihaw Na Manok if you are into sticky rice with grilled chicken!
Best pad see ew. They're not on seamless but they deliver if you call them directly (only after 5:30pm)! Sangria is good too.
get creative. order 3 antipasti with a side of rice. try mapo tofu, Chinese broccoli, and bok choy.
Ray LinFebruary 2, 2012The lunch boxes come in a neat actual metal stackable lunchbox. Seating is very comfortable and open. Good spot.
TiffanySeptember 19, 2015Come for a quick meal during lunch at this cafeteria style restaurant. Cash only
Dan GeigerDecember 5, 2012The beef to noodle ratio on the Jap Chae was a little disappointing (m0ar beef!) but it's still a super tasty dish.
Pad See Yew is some of best I've had. Little pricey. But good. And try to find this weird gem...
Andres RipollSeptember 5, 2014Great tasting food, the salmon special took 30 mins to make, don't come here if you're in a hurry
great place for noodles of all types, more of a winter spot than a summer one as the soups are what they do best.
#8 with roast pork & Cantonese noodles is where it's at. Spice it up with a little sriracha and you're good to go.
Varun ShettySeptember 18, 2012Tom yum soup is tasty and a pretty big serving. That and noodles will fill you up.
Dom GoodrumDecember 1, 2012Duck wonton soup and scallion pancakes. The Vietnamese coffee is good too.
Great pad see yew here. They accept credit cards at dinner but not for lunch.
Daria Lavelle (Hrabrov)May 9, 2013Cash only for lunch but you can do Seamless for a pick up or delivery! Clutch :)
Cucumber kimchi is delicious but impossible to eat with just chopsticks. Ask for a fork & knife.
Priscila MontandonApril 6, 2012Have you seen Great Expectations? One of the beautiful scenes was filmed here!
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We offer all the flavors and feel of the markets and stalls of Asia. The fresh noodle soups and the best dishes from China, Vietnam, Korea and Thailand are updated in our seasonal menus.
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- Mon–Sun
- 11:30 AM–11:00 PM
(212) 228-1212
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Yes
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