Didn't take pics of the appetizers buttttt the calamari, spring roll and crab racoon was on point..and below is the volcano drink. I would have liked it stronger..
My group of co workers met for a retirement luncheon in the "Party room". There were 10 of us for lunch. When the bill came, there was a dispute on the bill and the person that was responsible for the bill asked to see the manager to ask a question. He was taken to the restaurant area and met with the manager (lady) and she chased him back into the party room screaming at him and then proceeded to scream at each of us sitting at the table saying you knew you were having a party and we charge a minimum of $200 for this room and YOU and YOU and YOU and YOU while pointing at each of us know you are not going to take my . money. she confronted one girl and made her cry. We were appalled at her behavior as a manager. the poor waitress was in tears and so embarrassed. we told her we would pay but she would not calm down. our boss ended up telling her to go away that no one is going to listen to her yelling at us. We paid the bill and gladly left the restaurant with a feeling of NEVER going back there.
The staff here provide great customer service which is always number one. The food was good and the prices were certainly not outrageous at all. I would recommend this restaurant for sure.
We’ve always loved green ginger. Have tried most of the menu and always good. Service is pretty inconsistent but I know short staff has been an issue. I do recommend.
I'm just moved to Atlanta from New York and I am desperately trying to find the right Thai restaurant yo cook my khao pad in comparison to my favorite one in Brooklyn named Sea. I went to this restaurant and it was gorgeous decor and ambience. Also the service was pretty fast. What I did not like though was the waitress not following through on my requests and her lack of etiquette talking and breathing over my food disgusted me a bit. She had no mask on. I asked to have no peas ... My rice came with peas... She never came back and checked on me I had to be the one to mention it. I still tipped her because times are hard but she did not get the ultimate. Lastly, the Thai Fried rice I thought I found, did not taste like Thai rice, it tasted like Chinese fried rice. I know that this is a fusion spot but that means you need to cater to each culture and not replace items and then call it what you want. I don't think I'll be back. However, the salad was well dressed & the spring rolls were delicious!
Still on my quest for some good Asian food here in Atlanta (idk why its so hard to find). We tried Green Ginger strictly for the Chicken Pad Thai (it was so so). The Sesame Chicken with "fried rice" was also so so. I know if we eat here again to order the plain rice and add our own soy sauce to it since that seems to be what they did to the fried rice we ordered (I'm used to eggs and veggies). We did however get a good luck egg in our rice, good luck on finding anymore eggs in here. As you can see from the pictures, the one piece of scrambled egg is what we got. I guess they put it right on top to let us know it was there ??♀️. Aside from the sogginess of the meat and our good luck egg, the food was much more decent than what we've experienced so far here in the A for Asian food. Thanks for keeping the peanuts aside in a separate container ?
First visit. Great menu. Asian fusion. Large selection of Chinese, Japanese, and Thai dishes. We ordered Shumai (shrimp dumplings) for an appetizer. I ordered Shrimp Teriyaki from the Japanese menu. My wife ordered the House Teriyaki (chicken, steak, and shrimp) also from the Japanese menu. The Miso Soup came out immediately along with the salad. The entrees arrived before we were finished with our appetizers. Very hot and smelling great! Took a minute to cool down enough to eat. Very flavorful! Very good meal for a very good price. This location is highly recommended!
Had a party of four tonight on a Friday and got immediately seated to a booth. Natalie our server was promptly over for drink and appetizer order. Then promptly came back for entrees; the restaurant was very pleasant and had great atmosphere. Natalie was very attentive to our visit. The food was great! Cannot wait to visit again and try another entree.
First visit. Great menu. Asian fusion. Large selection of Chinese, Japanese, and Thai dishes. We ordered Shumai (shrimp dumplings) for an appetizer. I ordered Shrimp Teriyaki from the Japanese menu. My wife ordered the House Teriyaki (chicken, steak, and shrimp) also from the Japanese menu. The Miso Soup came out immediately along with the salad. The entrees arrived before we were finished with our appetizers. Very hot and smelling great! Took a minute to cool down enough to eat. Very flavorful! Very good meal for a very good price. This location is highly recommended!
This was my first time here for lunch with a buddy. We had won ton soup and a spicy tuna roll. Great service and food was perfect. I would definitely recommend this spot for anyone who’s looking for a hidden spot off the road. Easy in and out too.