Bing Boy

bing boy has introduced urban asian street food to australia with a chain of modern stores specialising in delicious chinese-style wraps known as “bings”. established in 2011, bing boy’s first store opened in the southern cross arcade in the adelaide cbd and has since expanded across australia. today, there are 32 bing boy stores nationwide, including 12 in south australia, 17 in victoria and three in queensland. bings have been enjoyed in china for centuries, but the popular concept is only now catching on in australia as a tasty, healthy and convenient lunch or dinner option on the go. also referred to as a chinese crepe, bings are made in full view of customers – a fascinating process in itself – whereby a traditional thin wheat omelette wrap is quickly and skilfully prepared and packed with various fillings. bing boy stores across australia now employ more than 200 staff – a figure that continues to climb as more new stores open across the country. the ongoing growth of bing boy in