Ginger and Spice Asian Bistro — Restaurant in Dayton

I visited this place for the 1st time on 8/26/2022....it is located right next to Hot Heads on Brown St. We went there to try the crab ragoon....ever since we got ragoon at Speakeasy Ramen in Springfield....my daughter wants to try EVERYONE'S ragoon now🤦🏾‍♀️. The price was reasonable....you get 6 ragoons for $8.00 at Speakeasy you only get 4 ragoons for $8 BUT BUT BUT.......Speakeasy' ragoons are sooooo much better & tastier!!!! Sorry Ginger & Spice. I was expecting a "slap yo momma" ragoon tasting experience from Ginger & Spice & only experienced a "side eye look at yo momma" experience instead. Don't get me wrong...the food was nice and hot, prompt service but the ragoons did not for me. We also ordered Orange Chicken. Spicy (I'm not a fan of spicy foods) BUT at least it looked and tasted like chicken and NOT fried breaded bread chicken. And the food stayed in place (my stomach) and didn't immediately evacuate my bowels! If you know then you know! All in all....I'd visit again....but I wouldn't get the ragoons again....Speakeasy Ramen has spoiled it for me. 🙂 By the way....parking is...

IT IS SEPTEMBER 2024 AND GINGER AND SPICE ASIAN BISTRO CONTINUES WITH FANTASTIC DELICIOUS REAL FOOD AT A REASONABLE PRICE! YOU CAN CALL IN YOUR ORDER AND PICK UP: NUTRITIOUS FOOD THAT IS SO GOOD FOR YOUR BODY! WHAT A CONCEPT IN TODAY'S INSANE WORLD: REAL NUTRITIOUS FOOD. IT IS NOT ARBY'S, MACDONALDS, PANERA, OR SOME PIZZA PLACE. IT IS REAL FOOD THAT HEALS THE BODY. THE VEGETABLES ARE OFTEN ORGANIC AND THE BROWN RICE IS ALWAYS ORGANIC!!! Wonderful Restaurant which is very open but very small but worth the visit because everything is delicious and an interesting menu!! A good place to start a dietary change: we all need more vegetables..... chop sticks or standard utensils with gorgeous white ceramic plates. A hint to the owner: Organic menu with basmati white and whole grain rice would be a plus because the...

We ordered three dishes, and out of those only one was edible - a chicken fried rice. It was so bland that my daughter just ate the chicken off the top and threw the rest out. The other two dishes were so spicy that they tasted nasty. Like "pulling whole dried red chilis out of the sauce" spicy. I brought them back to the restaurant to show the lady running the place that we hadn't been able to eat our meals, and she said "sometimes the cooks change the spice blend. Sometimes it's spicier." It wasn't her problem. She didn't give two figs, apologize, or offer any way to make me want to come back. It's a cute place and I was ready to make it our new go-to restaurant, but instead I'll keep driving to Time4Noodle in Huber for...