Best Asian Restaurants in London

Had a great time in the sushi making and bottomless brunch. Excellent staff that were attentive and always refilled my glass promptly. Highly recommend, menu is a little limiting but definitely enough to find some good variety.

Today was my dad's 85th birthday, and one guest had travelled from Swansea just to join us for lunch. Having tried three times previously to dine here and always being turned away at 12pm, I was delighted that they had introduced a booking system. We ordered 2 small plates and 4 main meals which was too much for us. But we really enjoyed eating everything and it was almost like being back in Singapore. My parents didn't have anything negative to say. We have Nasi Lemak in other places so this seemed slightly above average. But the Char Kway Teo and Bak Chor Mee were much better than other places and we've not found anywhere else that has Bak Chor Mee which is one of my dad's favourites. The wonton mee was probably the least popular but our English friend seemed to really enjoy it so it was a success too. The waitress that served us was very friendly and very obliging taking photos a few times. I believe the manager also came over to speak to my parents and they joked saying he should open the door early when it's cold outside, even if they don't actually start serving so maybe we'll see that in December as we have a good friend arriving from Singapore to spend December in London and he is aware of this restaurant via The Straits Times.

Great Japanese food, amazing French desserts. Atmosphere ok, better at the counter

Overall a great experience as always, the service was excellent, atmosphere relaxed, and the food well presented. We have eaten at Ping Pong many times and love the food but didn't order so well this time. We felt they had over complicated the flavours of some Dim Sum we tried and will stick to the more classic dishes next time - the Ping Pong fried chicken and pork and prawn siu mai were excellent, but watch out for the flaming phoenix chicken dumpling which was super hot even for a spicy food lover and killed the taste of the more delicate dishes. The signature Ping Pong cocktail was delicious.

Very small restaurant and seating is very tight, but for us that highlighted authenticity and experience that we enjoyed. Really tasty and good service.