Kelley & Ping

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127 Greene St (at nr. Prince St.)
New York, NY 10012

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(212) 228-1212
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Best

This past Sunday, late and hungry, I had to get some snacks for a SuperBowl Party. While walking down my friend's street looking for a place to buy pizza, I saw this place. If it...

Worst

Went back for the second time. The first time it was crazy busy so we chalked the mediocre food and horrendous service up to an off night. Second time we went it was pretty dead, ...

the absolute best 6/28/2003

kelley and ping is my favorite restaurant in soho and one of my three favorite restaurants in all of new york! not only do i eat there every time i am in soho but i make trips down to soho regularly just to eat there! there chow fun noodles in a brown sauce with chicken at lunch time are amazing as are their wraps. by far the best noodle dish in the city. and at dinner time you must start with the bug plate, b/c apetizer in it is better than the last. i've been going there since i was 10, and i am going ther tomorrow ten years, and over a hundred times later! more
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GLAD TO BE BACK 6/12/2003

I had fallen in love with Kelley and Ping the very first time I came here about 7 years ago. Then I moved out of town and now I'm back!! I enjoy the the lay back atmosphere during lunch...not to mention the summer rolls and wraps in the summer and all the delicious soup noodles in the winter. I remember Kelley and Ping used to sell a variety of groceries, books and housewares...I'm just a little disappointed that Kelley and Ping's no longer selling the stuff...thank God I still have the t-shirt. Pros: fast service, good food Cons: no more groceries more
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Delicious Cuisine 5/20/2003

It is my firm belief that Kelley and Ping has the best Pad Thai of any restaurant that I have ever tried. Not too soggy and not too dry you guys make it just right!! I also like the fact that you guys can be accommodating to children when need be. Thanks. more
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Kelley and Ping 5/14/2003

I used the chopsticks and drank my first ever Tsingtao beer at Kelley and Ping. A year later I have still to master the art of the chopsticks but not the beer drinking. My favorites are the Tsingtao and the Singha with the Salt and Pepper Shrimp. The staff is quite well versed in the art of Tea Consumption. And I leavehere feeling cultured and refresh. Pros: salt & pepper shrimp, beer, Cons: low lighting more
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My Fill of Noodles 5/6/2003

I have been a diner of Kelley and Ping's delicious noodles for many years now. I am delighted to come everytime and am never dissappointed. However, I would like to make a suggestion: perhaps you guys could change up the menu a little bit for regulars like me ;-). but DON'T take off the Tom Yum Goong Noodles!! it is my favourite!! Thanks Pros: Great noodles, love tom yum goong Cons: menu change a bit more
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Kelley and Ping 4/28/2003

Kelley and Ping continues to be one of my favourites restaurants in NYC. Despite the heavy crowds I am still willing to wait, especially for that tasty Vietnamese Ravioli that you guys have. Unfortunately, you guys don't take reservations during the week. I suggest for everyone getting there a bit early. Its definately worth the wait. Pros: great dishes, nice service Cons: sometimes waiting more
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great cuisine 4/25/2003

kelley and ping is one word is authentic. it is pure asian dining. there are no gimmicks. the people there are friendly and the food like one other user said is like home. Pros: great food, nice people Cons: lighting may be dim more
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like home... 4/22/2003

"" I just wanted to say that Kelley and Ping continues to be one of my favourite restaurants. You guys have great noodles, but I guess the reason why I keep coming back is because you guys really make me feel like I am at home. Not that my home is a restaurant or anything. But you know what I mean. Keep up the good job! "" Pros: authenticity, nice people Cons: not near my home more
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BAD ASIAN FOOD 4/18/2003

I've eaten at K&P twice, first time because I was shopping in Soho and was hungry, and second time to give it a second chance. The idea of an asian noodle shop in SOHO is cute, but the food is WAY overpriced, and if you ventured a few blocks south, you could have had tastier, more cultural food for a whole lot cheaper. more
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The Dark Side 4/17/2003

It's been awhile since I've eaten there, but the last few times, I had a hard time reading the menu and seeing the food. Hey, I'm all for small, dark places, but it was too dim. Other than that, the food was good and the atmosphere is good. Pros: Good value, Good noodles, Nice atmosphere Cons: Too dark more
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GREAT FOOD 4/14/2003

Kelley and Ping is absolutely delicious delicious noodles. I love dining here after a long day of shopping in Soho. It is a just relaxing to have a bowl of noodles and tea. I'd only wish that there could someway be an outdoor cafe version as well! But i'll take what I can get! Pros: Great Noodle more
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The Best in SoHo 3/31/2003

Kelley and Ping is definately one of the best that SoHo has to offer. I like how the ambiance changes from the cafeteria style of lunch to a sit down dinner in romantic lighting. Simply put it is a great place to enjoy great food with a fun crowd. Pros: authentic food, friendly ppl Cons: don't accept reserv. more
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Overpriced... 3/23/2003

After reading all of these great reviews posted, I was a bit disappointed. The food was decent, but for what it was really worth, should have been half the price. The service was perhaps the most unfriendly I have had in a while and the decor was nothing out of the ordinary. Overall, I'd have to pass on it next time around. more
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""Kelley and Ping"" 3/5/2003

While shopping in SoHo in the freezing weather (don't ask why) I was more than delighted to discover deliciously hot noodles in this downtown noodle shop. The ambiance lend itself similar to that of noodle shops in Asian, rustic but cute. I thoroughly enjoyed the noodles and hot tea. It is refreshing to discover Asian cusine in the heart of Soho. more
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Great Gifts~ 2/6/2003

I went to Kelley and Ping on the suggestion of a friend and boy was I in for a treat. Not only was the food absolutely delicious and the staff friendly and warming I received a WONDERFUL chinese New Year GIFT; a RED ENVELOPE!! Apparently, to all their customers they were handing out vouchers for free cocktails!! TO EVERYONE. That's crazy and wonderful..for me. more
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cool gift cards! 12/10/2002

These incredibly chic gift cards are wonderful. I just recently received a gift card from Kelley and Ping. ( I like to open my presents early.) It is not a repugnant Duane Reade blue that you try to hide in the back of your wallet. You can actually put it out there without being embaressed, I know I do. I dunno it makes me feel kind of special all inside. =) And the fact that I can use these cards in the near future to build up a free meal doesn't hurt either. Yah! more
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Hands Down-Delicious! 10/18/2002

This low-key gem is a real authentic treat for those looking for tantilizing courses and with a romantic ambience. Pros: Pan Thai, Asian Coffee more
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Really good! 10/10/2002

Only been there once, but I surely plan to go back. The Pad Thai was amazing, the portions were big, and the service is pretty good. more
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Fabulous Asian Fusion Cuisine 7/8/2002

Kelley and Ping is one of my favorite restaurants because of the wonderful soups and noodles, the courteous service, and overall hip atmosphere. Every time I get the same food (malaysian curry noodles, pad thai, and the big plate to start) and every time I savor every bite. Everyone should check this place out! Pros: delicious food, hip atmosphere, polite service more
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Forget Kelly or Ping 6/18/2002

I've been to many asian eateries but this one was pretty pathetic. Why pay $13 for stir-fry noodles when u can get them for half price and tastier at Chinatown? Everything was overly salty and the pork chops were so tough, we had to work our jaw real hard. Forget this place and go to Saigon Grill. more
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  • The Scene
    This Pan-Asian Soho spot is as popular as ever, attracting swank crowds of shoppers, tourists and neighborhood office workers decked out in designer duds. The minimalist, airy...

  • 5/11/2005 Provided by Citysearch
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  • Hours: Daily, 11:30am-11pm
  • Payments: American Express, Visa, Master Card, Discover
  • Neighborhoods: SoHo, Downtown
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