Ninja Thai Asian Fusion — Restaurant in Florida

I'm at a loss on where to start, but let me share our dining experience. We ordered take our that included orange chicken, papaya salad, pad thai, and crab rangoon. the orange chicken came in a tiny dipping container rather than being cooked in the sauce. the chicken seemed processed, lacking both in appearance and flavor. Despite my initial reservations, I gave it a try at my wife's suggestion, only to find it dry with zero flavor. Even when she sampled it, she agreed. Moving on to the salad, it didn't taste fresh, although it didn't exactly appear "unfresh." The pad thai disappointed with its soggy texture and excessive saltiness, and the crab rangoon was disappointingly dry and stale. Despite the $55 expense, my main concern isn't about the money; it's the overall disappointing quality of the food. Going back to reviews, I noticed a pattern that raised suspicions about their authenticity, and as someone who investigates by trade, this adds to my reservations. I don't wish ill on anyone's employment, but this place needs a significant improvement or should consider closing its doors.We tossed the food in the garbage with photos to prove it … I did decide to keep the containers our adult children often raid our home and need...

This restaurant does not abide by the Americans with Disabilities Act. They refused me entrance because I had my trained service animal with me. They said pets are not allowed but service dogs are medical equipment and allowed in any place the public is allowed. This restaurant does not accept people with disabilities. Please do not support them. EDIT: This is in response to the comment just made by the restaraunt: The man who was going to seat us said "I need to check with my boss" and a woman came out, I believe it was the owner of the restaurant and she told us we have to leave. She would not allow me and my service animal in the restaurant even after I stated repeatedly that she was a service dog trained to assist with my disability. She said pets are not allowed so I calmly tried to explain the ADA laws about service dogs and she said "Well, I cannot let you in but I will look up the laws another time." I did not misunderstand anything at all. The owner herself told me I had to leave. She also asked me for proof that she is a service dog and asking for proof is illegal and against the laws...

This is my first review on Google. Normally, I wouldn’t bother to post a review but after experiencing this restaurant, I had to tell you about my experiences here at Ninja. First things first. Upon entering I was greeted with a smile and promptly seated. Looking around, the restaurant was clean and inviting. I was presented with a large menu. Lots to choose from. Sushi, Thai and some Chinese dishes like Orange Chicken. I ordered a beverage and proceeded to look at the menu. Since it was lunchtime, I ordered from the lunch menu. I had green curry, a Thai soup and a green salad. Everything was delicious and they brought some spicy condiments to spice it up if I wanted. The nice thing about the Asian food at Ninja is that it’s prepared fresh. Before leaving, I ordered some food to go. This would be for my dinner that night. Unfortunately, I got called out and didn’t get to that takeout food until the next night. It was just like it was just made. Just a short time in the microwave, it was piping hot. I will be taking some friends to Ninja next week. Looking forward to more...