Ginger Restaurant — Restaurant in Reykjavik

If you are tired of the typical high priced Icelandic food and need more variety after being on tour for a week come here! It’s a fresh take on Korean chicken with fresh and healthy sides that usually comes with a fresh cucumber and tomato salad and sweet potatoes. I had the their most popular dish sweet chili chicken. It’s a very healthy alternative. This is not a full service restaurant but an order and dine in or takeout. It’s a very nice clean place in an industrial area but walked there from my hotel. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and the potions. Each dish come as regular or large. The regular is plenty big so unless you have a voracious appetite, there is no need to order the large. They also have plenty of vegetarian options. The staff was flawless quick and attentive. There’s a reason this place gets high ratings: Great food, healthy, great value, and...

We had lunch twice at Ginger because it was tasty, service was great and I was tired of eating pizza and felt we needed some healthy food. The first lunch we enjoyed included their ginger chicken soup with pesto flatbread which was so good! the soup was chock-full of vegetables in a tomato-based broth. The second lunch, I had the pan chicken teriyaki with brown rice. My husband had a chicken avocado wrap with balsamic glaze. We were sufficiently full, not over-full, even though the portions are generous. The staff are all friendly and helpful. The prices are very reasonable compared to other venues. This would be my favourite place if I...

This place was awesome. 2 of us got the pan chicken fried rice which tasted great and was one of the least expensive items on the menu. 1 got the chicken pasta Caesar salad which was amazing. And the other got the ginger chicken over sweet potatoes. He also doesn't like sweet potatoes (like another reviewer) usually but they were the best sweet potatoes he ever had.. it wasn't very sweet which was nice. Good service and nice environment. You know it's good that we were the only non-locals that came in and we watched about 20 other Icelandic locals get served...