Wild Ginger

Ordered Thai casserole and beef spicy garlic sauce. Don’t come in with high expectations. This is take out quality, but it’s not bad takeout. Pretty standard definition of a 3 star restaurant.

Place is good for a quick lunch. There is nothing special about this restaurant. It is clean and the staff is good. The food is not hot (temperature). If you like chicken, they have prepared it several different ways.

If you’re one who likes fried chicken wings as a part of their meals, this is not the place. By far the worst chicken wings I’ve ever tasted. The place is very clean though.

I’ve only gotten take-​out from here, but so far so good! Any restaurant where you can order online is a bonus. prices are reasonable, and they have decent lunch specials. The wonton soup is the best I’ve ever had. They have a lunch buffet which I think runs you like $ 8? I could be wrong about the price, but $ 8 for all you can eat sounds pretty damn great to me. Place looks clean and well kept too.

Very nice and clean restaurant, run by what seems to be a cute asian couple. Not a large selection, but everything that is in the buffet is tasty, unlike the many large «supreme» buffets.
Soups are especially tasty, salad is fresh, food not too spicy, just right!
Service is quick and helpful. Highly recommended!

This place is pretty good. Their menu is all encompassing as far as Asian cuisine goes. The ambiance is pretty interesting as well.
The service is great and the prices are reasonable. I tend to return their often enough.

Eight here on a Sunday night with a work colleague. We were the only two in the restaurant. Of course, the service was very attentive! :-). I had a spicy chicken dish and the hot and sour soup. Both were good. I will have to try this restaurant during lunch when I have a buffet.

I have ordered takeout from here a few times with mixed results, sometimes you can only do so much well but today I tried the buffet again for the first time since they opened and it was really good.
The place was relatively busy for a thursday lunch with almost every table taken so the food was coming out steadily and fresh. They have a relatively small buffet compared to most places but they have most of your staples.
I prefer my general tso’s a little less sweet and a little more spicey and I really missed having those chiense donuts but otherwise everything was good. Much better than the other local buffets.

The food was so expensive and average tasting at best. Spent $ 20 a person to eat takeout chinese food. The food wasn’t bad but at the price I was really disappointed. Service was acceptable.

I don’t know how they stay in business.
Eaten here a couple of times and never another soul in the place and the phone never rings.
The food is terrible and I am sure not fresh.
Please close up since there are plenty of other asian places in the area that do a good job.

Ordered take out here last week. Had lunch special — Ginger Chicken with vegetable fried rice and spring roll. The chicken was spicy and cooked perfectly. The string beans were overcooked. The vegetable fried rice was super fresh and good. They forgot to include my hot and sour soup. I didn’t realize this until I got home.
My son ordered the General Tso Chicken dinner along with port fried rice and pork egg roll. The egg roll was crispy and tasty. The chicken had very little sauce on it and was not crispy at all. The pork fried rice was very dry and tasteless.
I will try them one more time since they are very close to my home.

I have been here many times but the food quality is not that great any more. And they demand for TIPS!!!

This restaurant is trying to be too many things. They should stick to 1 or 2 types of asian foods, do those well and forget about the rest.
Would like this restaurant to be better, as it’s close to where we live — but after trying a few times we’re done waisting our money on poorly prepaired food

Ok let me start in saying that I have not tried to order food here but I love the buffet. The food is always hot and ready to go. The refill there food and make sure its always full and hot. I have never seen workers rush so hard so the customers can get food. Its a small little place in a small strip mall. When your in a rush on your lunch this is a great place to go in or take out.
My adventures here are always on my friends lunch and we only have an hour. SO It makes me happy that I can get at least three servings in before they have to go back to work.
The price is very fair and reasonable. Its under 20 bucks which is great. ALL you can EAT.
As well there is a little bar/​resturant in the corner of this mall call Freddys. I will write about that in the review for them. so check that out.

My review is for their Moo Goo Gai Pan. It is the BEST I have ever had anywhere! All of the vegetables are very fresh, crispy, brightly colorful, LOADS of fresh mushrooms, with nicely sliced white meat chicken cooked to perfection and tasty, in a delicious clear sauce. And they have something other Asian restaurants don’t have — fresh carrot juice. YUM!

Family’s first time here. It’s a cute little casual restaurant. The food is not all that great. Well to me at least. I guess it’s because we’re here at the end if their lunch buffet and everything is almost finished. The staff are really sweet and are quick at taking the plates away as soon as your finished. But again, the variety of food can be better.

The people who work here are very nice… and there isn’t much else around… but I really haven’t cared for the food I have had here. I hope if I go again I will be updating this review with a better rating.
The first time I got the veggie Singapore rice noodles to-​go. When I got back to the hotel I realized I received the dish with chicken, shrimp, AND pork (vegetarians beware)! The flavor was good, but the dish was a bit greasy.
The second time I went here I decided to eat in to make sure my order was correct. They probably do good lunch business with the buffet, but dinner is pretty slow; there were only a couple of other diners there. I ordered the veggie pad thai. It was probably the worst pad thai I have ever had. There was something sour and off about the flavor. I was hungry, so I ate some of it anyway, and I really regretted it. I brushed my teeth, flossed, and took a double-​Altoid dose to try to get the flavor out of my mouth… it lasted for hours.
It might be a while before I can try this place again. I really wanted to like it since it is near where I stay for work. It’s a shame since there are nice people working there, no competition, and many business travelers nearby with limited dining options.

Good food and good selection on menu of Asian dishes from all over. Good for casual dining. Looks like it’s better for lunch. Looks like they have a buffet. I went for dinner on a Wednesday night and it was pretty empty. Staff was nice. Service was good. I think they do more take out at dinner time. Prob wouldn’t come back for dinner but I would for lunch or take out since the food is tasty.

Great local place… I’ve been there often for the lunch buffet. The food is fresh and they keep stocking it often with fresh food. Nothing seems to sit out for hours. They stay on top of it.

Although I’ve experienced better, this place was still a-​okay so 2.5 stars.
Shrimp Pad Thai — Good God… just avoid it. It’s not that it was repulsive, it’s just that it was absolutely bland. This is undoubtedly one of the worst Pad Thai noodles I’ve had in a long time. It just lacked flavor… and I don’t mean «they didn’t put enough of the secret sauce» but more like «I think they completely forgot to add the sauce». That how bland it was. It was edible, but not at all what I expect Pad Thai to be. The only positive of this dish was that they didn’t seem to skimp on the shrimp. Lots of big morsels of shrimp! The tofu used looked like long skinny strips of purple eggplant instead of the usual bright red cubes. Also I don’t recall ever having Pad Thai with bell pepper. Again not terrible but not exactly what I was expecting. My recommendation is just to stay away from it.
Sesame Chicken — Not bad. Exactly what you’d expect with Sesame Chicken. Sweet but not too sweet. Pieces were not too small, nor too big. Definitely on par with Chinese take-​out food.
Their menu says free wi-​fi and BYOB.