Ping Pong
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020 7851 6969
About Ping Pong
Ping Pong is an exciting, stylish new dim sum restaurant located in the heart of London's west end.
Set over two floors, Ping Pong offers diners a selection of high quality dim sum and fantastic cocktails, all at very affordable prices.
In addition to the wide variety of different dim sum on offer, the menu also features rice dishes, noodle based soups and even a selection of traditional Chinese flower teas.
Set lunch options are available for around £10, and dinner (with cocktails or wine) should cost little more than double that.
Ping Pong is open 7 days a week and operates a no reservation policy
Set over two floors, Ping Pong offers diners a selection of high quality dim sum and fantastic cocktails, all at very affordable prices.
In addition to the wide variety of different dim sum on offer, the menu also features rice dishes, noodle based soups and even a selection of traditional Chinese flower teas.
Set lunch options are available for around £10, and dinner (with cocktails or wine) should cost little more than double that.
Ping Pong is open 7 days a week and operates a no reservation policy
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9 out of 10 stars
Not having heard of Ping Pong or even considered a modern apprach to "Yum Cha", Ping Pong have done a good job. Having good taste, a knack for good value and being Chinese. Ping Pong deserves a good 9/10 for great food. The menu is pretty comprehensive and everything is freshly delivered to your table. I enjoyed the jasmine tea balls and food is as good as any in Chinatown, if not better. The service is a bit patchy when they are busy, but it isn't the end of the world and the staff aren't rude and crude as they are in Chinatown. But being Chinese, "Yum Cha" is brunch, so having it past a certain time is a non-no. Just ask if any true Italian has a capucino after 11am?