Ping Pong - Menu

I recently dined at Ping Pong Wembley and found the restaurant to be quite good. The atmosphere was amazing and the food was fantastic and tasty. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal, especially the dim sums.

I am giving this restaurant a 4-star rating because I have no complaints. The restaurant has a nice ambiance, good service, and well-prepared food. While Asian cuisine is not my preference and I didn't particularly enjoy it, I would still recommend giving it a try. The highlight for me was the latte, which was actually better than any coffee I've had at other cafes in London.

Over the weekend, we visited our local Ping Pong to celebrate Chinese New Year and the Year of the Monkey in style. . If you have been reading our blog for a while, you will already know that we are big fans of Ping Pong and their delicious dim sums. We couldn’t wait to try the new seasonal dishes, which have been inspired by the bold and adventurous personality of the monkey. View menu

Well it’s not quite yum cha as we didn’t go for brunch, in fact it was dinner time. Neither did we have it with ‘tea’ as such, so I suppose we just went for dim sum. Ping pong is a small chain of restaurants specialising in little picky bits and pieces of chinese foods – that’s the dim sum! Perfect for sharing, indecisive people people who know what they want, what they want is everything!

We popped into this restaurant last night for a bite to eat. It was a slow evening, and so the service was quick and efficient. We had a mixture of multiple dishes and can highly recommend the Chicken and Mushroom Rice pot which was superb. In addition all of the Dim Sum that we ordered was great quality, and really tasty. Even the long stem broccoli went down a treat. A pleasant evening overall.

So I did Ping Pong twice in a week. Once with a friend because it was local (St Paul’s) and second, because I was at Wembley for a concert and it was the one with the smallest queue. Ping Pong has never really been a draw for me in the past, its never been a case of I MUST GO THERE. I have passed it several times when in Westfield Stratford and settled on Bumpkin, Busaba Eathai, even TGI Friday’s. View menu

This was our first time visiting a ping pong restaurant and we were absolutely impressed. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and they carefully checked the entire menu to accommodate my friend's allergies. Our food arrived promptly and was delicious, leaving us feeling very satisfied. Our waiter Gui deserves special recognition as he went above and beyond to ensure our visit was a memorable one.

Nestled in a corner of Wembley designer outlets, I rushed in at the sight as I had been dying to try out a Ping Pong for quite some time now. We went on a particularly slow day, which I sometimes like, because the peace and quiet along with the extra attentive service is just what you need. Love the express 'tick a dish ' method of order taking. It had a beautiful bar and lovely interiors. Looked quite plush. Fell in love with the cocktails instantly. Whatever we ordered we hit a jackpot with. The presentation was AS good as the taste. The highlight for me, was the hibiscus spritz. Oh my god, what gorgeous flavours! Maybe it was because I come from the school of thought that anything with pr...

So I did Ping Pong twice in a week. Once with a friend because it was local (St Paul's) and second, because I was at Wembley for a concert and it was the one with the smallest queue. Ping Pong has never really been a draw for me in the past, its never been a case of I MUST GO THERE. I have passed it several times when in Westfield Stratford and settled on Bumpkin, Busaba Eathai, even TGI Friday's. I am starting to come around to dim sum. With recent visits to Hakkasan, Bintang and Mama Lan, these tasty Chinese style bite sized pockets of goodness are growing on me. Ping Pong spaces are always quite big. I love the dark wood and rich chocolately interior. I live for the island seating, watchi... View menu