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Miss Ping's

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Miss Ping's is home to authentic Thai cuisine, cooking up dishes from different districts of Thailand.

From street food classics to regional specialities, colourful cocktails and delectable desserts. You'll have an unforgettable Thai experience.

Hours

Day Times
Monday
  • 11am - 9.30pm 11am - 9.30pm
Tuesday
  • 11am - 9.30pm 11am - 9.30pm
Wednesday
  • 11am - 9.30pm 11am - 9.30pm
Thursday
  • 11am - 9.30pm 11am - 9.30pm
Friday
  • 11am - 10.30pm 11am - 10.30pm
Saturday
  • 11am - 10.30pm 11am - 10.30pm
Sunday
  • 11am - 9.30pm 11am - 9.30pm

Location

Miss Ping's - The District Docklands
CWG02/35 Star Cres
Docklands 3008

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Contact details

  • telephone number: 0478 877 806
  • email address: docklands@misspings.com.au
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