Sweet Ginger Asian Cuisine & Lounge — Restaurant in Fairhaven

took me a while to write this review however it is needed. Placed an order, drove 20 mins over the bridge to pick it up went back home started to feed my family and noticed there was a nat fly inside my sons chicken soup. when I called them to let the know i was returning all the food and would like my money back, there was no problem. when i arrived i believed the owner or manager was the women that spoke to me very pleasant agreed it was nat fly since the soup was never open the nat was on the inside of the lid, she stated the small pork fried rice was not in the bag however did call me afterwards to apologize that all food was accounted for. it bothers me when you are severing food to the public and its not from the cleanest of kitchens and then believe we would keep anything from there. over all i hope the best as they continue to serve food they realize people trust them with their health and what...

If I could leave negative stars I would. This is before even trying the food. Picked up my to go order and once I got home one of the combination lunch plates was missing. I called the restaurant and spoke with the bartender who passed the call to the owner. This women is unprofessional, condescending, and rude. She stated she packed the bag herself. Well not sure who's bag she put it in but it wasn't mine. I've never been so insulted. The bag was already filled to the top and nothing else could fit so not sure how the missing plate could have been in the bag. I brought the entire bag back to the restaurant to prove nothing else could have been in this bag. I got an apology from the bartender but that was it. The bartender said I'm sorry that's how the owner speaks to people. Well she sucks and she now lost out ony business. Here's to eating cold food. Thanks...

I have driven past this place for year and honestly should have kept driving. Ate lunch here one day and should have realized that when the bar had the only customer, I needed to keep it moving.

The food was gross. My partner ordered the Pad Thai which was possibly sweetened with pancake syrup. When my partner complained the waitress, a substantial Euro-American, she decided to resort to condescension and gaslighting (which is never a good choice when you lack the intelligence or grammatical skills of your intended dupe) “Maybe you’ve never had it before and don’t know what it tastes like.” (We had eaten at a 5-Star Thai restaurant in Boston the week before), not a good look at all. The fried rice was tasteless and greasy, the boneless red fat had a little rib meat attached, and the sauce on the beef was mostly soy sauce. They’re bathroom was...