So I get in there now & again for rice wine vinegar, lemongrass & such. The last couple times I went to the little food court & got a sort of sandwich thing. There are 4 or five stands in the food court there & I got this at the one closest to the exit. They have a big flat round grill & they put a square piece of 'bread on it. The bread is maybe 10"x12"? & flat. Kinda like a big square Naan. Then they put a dark brown sauce on it, a handful of scallions & lettuce, a big pile of cumin lamb, some cucumber, carrots & a piece of Romain. Then they roll it up & cut it in half. That thing is really delicious. The lamb is cuminy & spicy. Hot but not hurtful & the flavor is terrific. I have no idea what this thing is called because the menu is all in Chinese but itās really good. Really really good.
OMG. NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED! #youhadmeatlambcumin 
@joonjoon have you had this??
Iām assuming itās at 99 ranch aka ranch 99. Letās go eat it!!
Edited for spelling. Or not.
The place the OP is talking about is an outlet of Kingās Village, who has a restaurant on Rt. 27 in Edison and also sells their (rather good!) refrigerated dumplings in area Asian Markets.
There are other stalls in this food court - Dim Sum, Chinese BBQ (Pork, duck, etc.), Bubble Tea, and a small Chinese Buffet. However, the star here, in my opinion, is āPenang Streetā. https://www.penang-street.com - Malaysian, Singaporean, and Thai specialties.
Weāre still working our way through the menu, but I love the Curry Laksa, Roti Canai, and Noodle Dishes. The only miss we had was the Beef Rendang due to the toughness of the beef.
As an added bonus, they do Rolled Ice Cream!
Good to knowāand great to see you here, @cranrob!
Thanks 
Iāve actually been here for quite awhile, but have been pretty quiet.
Thanks for the tip Rob. Itās definitely not set up for English speakers - I have a tough time with the menus.
āNot set up for English speakers - I have a tough time with the menus.ā
Donāt be shocked. There are some English speakers that can also read Chinese!! 
Well Iām not one. Iām not shocked - itās just hard to read the menu. Thank god for pictures.
Just pulling your leg.
Pictures and/or plastic food models are very helpful when the menu is not in English, when in doubt, go with the picture.
picture from the web:
Yeah. It is called āē é¤ ęåā. However, I donāt think there is an English name (at least widely accepted one) because it isnāt really popular yet in English speaking country. Yes, it is usually made on the a similar grill as the crepes grill, maybe a little larger Here is a video:
This store at Ranch 99 (Kingās Village) mostly serves Northern China snacks, like this pancake we mentioned, skew meat and buns. The menu is actually a little disorganized, much likes most mom and pop restaurants.
What I really like is actually the bakery and hot pot restaurant next store to the supermarket (not inside).
(Should we consider changing the title to the name of the restaurant?)
Yup - thatās it. The lamb & cumin one is outstanding.
Thereās a popular truck in Portland that sells something called āBing miā and it looks similar to this. Any idea if itās the same thing?
This? Based the website, Bing Mi makes āJian Bingā(ē 鄼). Based on their video, they are making the same thing.
https://www.bingmiportland.com/jian-bing-.html
The only small difference is just the names.
Derp! Got the name of the place and the food mixed up. One of my big regrets from my last trip to Portland was not getting to try this cart. Iām glad we have options at the Ranch. Thanks for the info!
You live near Ranch 99 (or 99 Ranch) in Edison? Anyway, there are several locations up in New York too, particularly Manhattan and Flushing if you are interested.
Mr. Bing is one example: https://www.mr-bing.com/brand-history/
Awesome, I donāt get out to Flushing much any more but I will definitely put it on my list for my next trip. Iām about 40 minutes from Edison and itās one of my favorite food destinations in NJ. I used to live in Highland Park, I often contemplate moving back to the area but one drive during rush hour and I remember how much I hated the traffic there.
Mr Bing has a stall at the Bryant Park Winter VIllage - really good, but youāll have to wait a few months for that.
