Ping Pong

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Cuisine: Brunch Restaurant
Tues-Sun (9am – 7pm)
Avg. Price: £10-20 Per Person

Ping Pong, Soho: Dim Sum Heaven in the Heart of London

Ping Pong, Soho is known for their dim sum feast paired with stylish cocktails. Nestled in London’s Soho (many other options), this contemporary eatery brings a modern flair to traditional Chinese cuisine, making it a favourite for foodies and cocktail lovers alike.

Ping Pong specialises in freshly made dim sum, ranging from steamed buns to crispy dumplings. Their menu also includes bao, salads, and a variety of noodles, as well as a dedicated vegan selection. The drinks menu shines as well, featuring handcrafted cocktails, teas, and even bottomless brunch options on weekends.

Let’s talk food

Some locations can get very busy, especially during peak hours, which might make it noisy or feel rushed. I wouldn’t consider it to be our favourite dim sum place but if you’re shopping on the go and need a pitstop, Ping Pong does the job!

Mixed thoughts and reviews on each visit, but if you’re into your spice, check out their red dumplings – not sure if it’s discontinued but have a look from our photos!

Nino & Josh

Ping Pong has been a mixed vibe whenever we have visited. On some visits the food has been good and fresh, whereas there have been times where the food has also been quite cold and chewy!

The Menu

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Venue and Vibes

The staff are friendly, quick, and happy to recommend their favourite menu items. We have visited a few branches and we would recommend the one in Westfield Shepherds Bush more than others.

Make sure to check out all their reviews for the location you wish to visit before you go and book ahead of time to ensure you get a table. While it’s not fine dining, we think that the pricing is on the higher side for the portion sizes.