Ping Pong

Great Food. I've been going to Ping Pong since they opened, the food is very good. I've never had a bad meal. I recently moved back into town and I have to say that although the place is larger and the decor has changed, the food is still very good and very fresh. There are a lot of bad reviews on here about the service, I've always found the service to be good. Even when I do carry out the staff is friendly so I'm guessing the people who have experienced poor service may have been unruly. I see the owner walking around the area from time, I need to stop him and say good job!…

Henry Chang, the owner, has a small and stinky penis. This place just stinks. There's nothing good to say. The food was tough, and stinky. The service was atrocious... and the floors were dirty as were the air vents. The sides of the wobbly table were sticky. I just wanted to barf. The entire experience was a mistake. The owner, Henry Chang, he's a stinky rice negro. And I don't like stinky : (…

the worst attitude and staff in boystown. I have been going to ping pong since it first opened and only had 4 tables, and I have known the owner for the entire time, there were always little quirky policies and rules about things they would not do at ping pong, nothing important just very silly little stuff like no delivery of the fish tacos under any circumstances (so absolutely stupid) and other such policy, but recently I took a local celebrity Mimi marks to ping pong for her birthday dinner, my boyfriend was on his way and we had 5 of our 6 people at ping pong sitting in the foyer waiting, we ordered a bottle of wine while we waited to be sat, as ping pong will not sit incomplete parties even when there are only 3 other tables sat in the whole place on a wed night. the cold air rushing in the foyer every few minutes made everyone uncomfortable and we wanted to just sit at our table and drink our wine and start ordering, but the host refused to sit us since my boyfriend was not there yet, after a few more pleas to seat us already I told him there would only be 5 of us and sit us immediately, the host reluctantly sat us knowing how stupid he was being, we had our dinner and the birthday cake my boyfriend had stopped to buy was brought out, the staff took it in the back and cut the cake for us and later when we asked for the remainder of the cake to go we could tell by the look on the servers face, and the chocolate in the corner of his mouth that the staff had eaten the rest of the cake, but he made a valiant effort to lie to us by saying they dropped it on the floor during wrapping it up, so whatever, you were hungry, not cool but no big deal, we tipped our waiter way more than he deserved and left. The next time I came in with a few of the same people (we all work in bars and restaurants in boystown) they refused to seat us saying we were banned from dinning there anymore because WE caused so much trouble the last time we were in. its been a few months and i have gotten over ping pong entirely but when I recently got back from my vacation I noticed the place had a fire and was all boarded up, I must admit, I did smile a little and laugh, Karma is a bitch!!! they really need to revamp their staffing and absurd rules!!!! there fish shack across the street is no better wakymono! wouldnt recommend either place to a single other person I come into contact with.…

so disappointed!. Although Ping Pong has had its ups and downs ...the quality of the food was never an issue until tonight! My partner and I ordered dishes that we have had numerous times. What we ended up being served served was inedible chicken parts that were rolled up into what appeared to be be chicken meatballs. We have always been a fan of what we thought to be a lighter healthier take on asian cuisine......Evidently this has gone out the door.

We saw the owner and decided to approach him since we were very surprised by our bad food and he said he had just got back from China where this was the way these dishes were prepared . No Im sorry ...No money back...

So $48 later we left hungry ...angry... and disappointed that we have lost our favorite chinese food…