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Ping Pong Dim Sum - Restaurants in Soho, United Kingdom
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45 Great Marlborough Street
Soho
London, W1F 7JL
Nearest Transport: Oxford Circus
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Ping Pong's first restaurant opened in London's Soho, architect David Marquardt and brand designer Niclas Sellebreten ha...
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    Ping Pong Dim Sum
    45 Great Marlborough Street London W1F 7JL uk
    gastrosnob
    20th March 2007
    Current
    Decor is nice, tables are a bit squashed together though.

    Dim sum is good without being exceptional, although I would go back.

    Good for a pre or post trip after theatre or shopping. If you want a real treat go up the road to Yauatcha or Hakkasan.
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