Ping Pong Restaurant Review

After an indecisive evening of trying to figure out where to eat, we finally decided on Ping Pong. A Chinese restaurant in London.

The venue is suitable for celebrations and date nights - not epic date nights mind.

I went to Ping Pong with my boo and our 10 year old son. Ping Pong is a dimly lit restaurant and it was busy when we arrived. There were no kids in sight. It seemed to be more of an adult restaurant, but we didn't let that bother us too much.

Ping Pong Restaurant Dim Sum and Chicken Wings

Surprisingly though,
when J asked if they had a kids menu the waiter said yes. Although it wasn't the most child friendly kids menu. I don't recommend taking really young kids out to eat at Ping Pong.

The kids meal came with edamame beans, which were impossible to swallow and completely tasteless!

Ping Pong Restaurant Goji Berry Mocktail

At ping pong you order a range of small nibbles and everyone can just tuck in. I love dim sum so I was in my element. They also do a good range of mocktails, ice teas and hot teas. You'll need to order at least four dishes each to fill up though, and prices are a bit steep.

Ping Pong Restaurant Duck spring rolls

I ordered some fried chicken wings which tasted pretty good but not amazingly memorable. Duck pancake rolls and some beef dim sum.

To drink I ordered a goji berry and something another mocktail. It was a nice big size which is good, and pretty tasty too.

The menu at Ping Pong is annoying as you have to tick these tiny boxes. It looks like a long lottery ticket! Each food item arrived individually, with staff members ticking them off the menu as they went.

Ping Pong is just ok in my opinion. I'm not in a hurry to go back.

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