Ginger Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Dallas

On the search for better Thai spots within a 5 mile radius on a lazy Saturday evening and came across this place with pretty good rating over the other couple Thai places in its immediate surroundings. We were surprisingly impressed! Service was fast and friendly even for dine in. First off, even if your plate doesn’t come with peanut sauce PLEASE get some on the side, you won’t regret it! Ours came with the order of summer rolls but we loved it so much we asked for more and added it to the rest of our dishes as well AND took some to go! It’s runnier than other places but so dang good! Aside from that we had fried rice, and drunken noodles with grilled tilapia which was a special request no one is ever willing to do. Ginger said yes to the fish no problem and it was seared wonderfully!! Unfortunately the new cook forgot to add our spice level but once we made the server aware she brought us out a tray with different spices and we were able to spice up our plates and soups to our liking. Overall while it’s not magically special, it was very fresh & tasty and not greasy in comparison to most Thai places and also very reasonably priced. For some reason this place never comes up in our searches for deliver through 3rd party apps yet they have stickers advertising the services on their door. We loved this place and love that it’s a quick 5 minute drive from home. It’s conveniently located in a shopping center on a busy intersection so very easy to get to and plenty of parking. We will definitely dine here again

UPDATE FEBRUARY 2023. We are now regulars! We can call ahead and they’ll have our meals served upon arrival. What more can you ask! They got a backdrop too so the fiancé and I can take a half decent selfie! We love...

I made reservations for this place and when I entered and ask for a table of 2, I was asked by the server if I had made a reservation and given my name. There were quite a few spots present so we were able to be seated quickly. We ordered Edamame, Pad Prik Khing, and Spicy Basil Fried Rice (not pictured). The employee who served the food and the server came by multiple times to check on how the food was, refill our glasses, and if we needed anything. That was very well appreciated.

When the edamame was served, I noticed that the bowl was steaming which made me wonder if this had been frozen prior and the dish was just microwaved. I could tell that they were also lightly salted. The Pad Prik Khing was delicious. I asked for a spice level of 4, and the curry went along great with the rice. A few pieces of the chicken may have been over cooked. This was my first time getting this curry as I usually go for red or panang curry at Thai restaurants, and it turned out quite well. My date enjoyed her Spicy Basil Fried Rice as well.

I had a good time, and recommend you check...

I recently placed an order on the 14th for three people, and unfortunately, none of us were happy with the dishes we received. Our order included red curry with chicken, red curry with seafood, stir-fried mixed seafood, and fried egg rolls.

Starting with the egg rolls, they were far too greasy compared to other Thai restaurants we typically frequent. The red curry, which we usually enjoy and finish entirely, had an odd taste this time that made it unappetizing. Additionally, the curries came with a shared tray of rice instead of individual portions, which was inconvenient. Without any extra plates or cutlery provided, we had to use the lid of the rice tray as a makeshift plate to divide it amongst ourselves.

The stir-fried mixed seafood was bland and lacked flavor. To make matters worse, no complimentary condiments like soy sauce or hot sauce were included, which could have helped improve the experience.

Overall, the meal was disappointing. None of us enjoyed or finished our food, and we won’t...