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Ken Ho Restaurant

Chinese • Birmingham City Centre
(0121) 622 1323 Hurst Street, Birmingham City Centre, West Midlands, B5 4BJ (0121)62…Show
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Not Impressed
I visited on the evening of Friday, February 17. After checking out several other restaurants in the nearby Chinese area, I decided to choose the Ken Ho - from the outside it looked nice and there were a few other diners.I went fairly early, around 8.30pm, and many other restaurants were pretty dead, maybe it was weather.The food, I had satay duck, was average - the rice was sticky and not fluffy. Although there were only three other tables occupied when I went in, the customer service was abysmal.The young girl who served me was fine but after the food arrived I was just left.I needed a knife, but unable to catch the eye of the staff who were chatting at the bar and doing some cleaning, I had to walk up and ask for one.I finished my drink and would have ordered another if I had had the chance but no one noticed my glass was empty and I couldn't be bothered to walk over to the bar again.After my plates were cleared I had to catch the eye of a waitress to get my bill.I paid and as I got up to leave none of the staff even bothered to say goodbye or thank you - one sour faced waitresses just stared at me as I walked out - she probably noticed I had not left a tip.I would not recommend this restaurant.
Aiysha
As a lover of Chinese food and being Asian myself, i feel i have the knowledge to review such a brilliant restaurant. The atmosphere was buzzing in the centre of the multi cultural city. As i arrived at the breathtaking welcome from ken ho himself i felt privileged to shake such a well known business mans hand. As i sat down with my complimentary prawn crackers i was greeted by a young waitress called Kristy, she was very polite and advised us to have the hot pot, which in itself was a splendorous meal. The fusion of different flavours of the sea complimented each other well and i couldn't ask for much more... apart from whats on the desert menu. i ordered the banana fritters with ice cream. ORGASMIC!