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Ping's Szechuan Bar & Grill features award winning Asian cuisine including Szechuan, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Hunan dishes. All dishes are made to order with delicious sauces that have been carried down through generations. Ping's restaurant has a full service bar that includes specialty drinks such as Ping's Pleasure, Bootsy's Best Martini, and Ping's Mai Tai.
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Food Service Cleanliness Bang for your Buck Nightlife Atmosphere Drinks & Drink Selection Entertainment The Crowd Parking & AccessibilityPros: They have delicious vegetable potstickers and shrimp fried rice.
Cons: On a few occasions I had a delivery driver who actually complained out-loud about only getting a $3 tip. The restaurant was only 4 blocks from our apartment complex...is $3 really that bad when you're only ordering $15 worth of food??
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