Bingo Chinese Restaurant

This was our first time there. When we walked in my wife and I were very impressed with the interior. that faded quickly however as they had lysol wipes for you to use on each table. you have to ask for soyy sauce but they make sure that you sit down to Lysol wipes. I ordered a coke, got handed a 20oz plastic bottle. The wonton soup was good. after that it went downhill. My Mongolian beef was chewy and had very little flavor. the BIG problem. My wife ordered General Tso tofu. They handed her a plate of General Tso CHICKEN and we didn't see our waitress for over 10 minutes. there was only us and one other table. We paid for mine, handed hers back and left unhappy.

Excellent Vegan options! Tiger Tofu, Cheng Du spicy garlic chili noodles with peanut, Braised Tofu( ask server, not on menu), Spicy Tofu and Cabbage(off menu, to die for), Vegan Dumplings (steamed or pot sticker style), Special Sour Soup (off menu), MaPo Tofu (best I’ve ever had). Most dishes can be made Vegan. (Located in Oberlin, Ohio)

I really enjoyed the food here, I have been searching for a Chinese food that stands out. This place hit the nail on the head! I got General Tso’s chicken as well as Orange Chicken with a side of rice and spring roll. The chicken came out in big chunks and the sauce was really good! They also give a sweet and sour sauce to dip the spring roll in! I will be going back and trying a couple other things!

I come here pretty often and always have a good experience. The food is so good and the staff are amazing. Would highly recommend. I love the crab rangoons, dumplings w/chili sauce, and the eggplant with braised pork

What a lovely meal we had here last week! When looking for a place open Sunday I noticed that a few dishes I was familiar with in the ‘Bingo’s Special’ menu section seemed like the traditional Chinese food we seek out back home, not the usual Americanized Chinese I normally expect to see. Griddle chicken, bok choy with shiitake mushrooms, and “diving fish” (catfish in a savory chili and Szechuan pepper sauce with napa and sprouts topped with scallions and herbs) were all quite good. Even the quality of the rice was excellent; seemed like a shorter-grained Calrose rice like Botan with a nice flavor, cooked perfectly. So many otherwise-good places where we are from in NC cheap out on the rice, but the details count! ThiNi Thai has been our go-to Asian place in Oberlin, so we are looking forward to having another place we like and to going through the menu at Bingo some more the next time we are up there.