Cafe Ginger

Seemingly upscale Chinese restaurant that tailors to Americans. I don't have a problem with Chinese fine dining, but the place has a notable old wood smell and interior that needs updating, which takes away from the "upscale" atmosphere it tries to present. Overall we enjoyed the dishes, but as someone who grew up eating Asian food in non-fussy settings, the lack of chopsticks, the high prices for basic dishes, and sushi on a Chinese menu were all a bit shocking. The only memorable thing I ate was the peking duck, and despite it coming in a burrito size, was juicy, soft, and flavorful. We also enjoyed the Mongolian Beef and Shrimp with Eggplants. Both were cooked just right and had great texture. The only cons were that they were extremely oily, even for Asian standard, and the small portion, resembling single servings for individuals and not family meals (this goes back to my very first sentence).

Exceptional service provided by June. Food was delicious and freshly prepared. Ambience was electric! Perfect date night spot at the bar.

Came back to cafe ginger and brought a friend. It was another great experience. The only thing we ordered and didn't love was the seafood fried rice.

I love the food at Gingers. It is near my job and I like to grab a light lunch that includes soup. I generally get extra and have lunch for a few days. I really enjoy it appears to be clean and the staff and owners are extremely nice. I have been several times and will continue to go. I have never had anything there there that I did not like.

Service was top-notch, formidable and professional. The ambiance was relaxing with water and classical music playing in the background, I felt relaxed the whole time! I ordered steamed chicken with vegetables (bokchoy, mushroom, asparagus, broccoli and bell pepper) cooked in white wine. I had the lunch special which runs from 11-4pm everyday, and you have soup, side of rice and an appetizer to accompany. I chose the wonton soup which was delightful, delectable crab puffs and fried rice. I will say the only disappointment was the white rice. Soy sauce provided was not too spicy. I just wish it was a bit cleaner as our table had remnants of the previous party on the booth and the fried rice was a bit disappointing. It was lightly fried with no vegetables or much egg for that matter. I will have to return to try the fried menu items. My mother ordered the Beijing chicken which had a bit of spice and I tried it- slightly spicy and tad over-salted but would have paired better with steamed rice to balance it out. Overall, flavors were spectacular and the service here was some of the best I've had while dining in an Asian restaurant. They were even accommodating to a group who had a service dog.

We decided to come here last minute instead of going to another restaurant we had planned to go to, and we are soooo glad we picked this place!! The place looks small from the outside but is actually quite big inside. It was also quite packed during dinner time but yet their service was really good and friendly. We ordered their garlic chicken, chicken with eggplant, chicken fried rice, and their triple chocolate ice cream cake. Everything was excellent! I would order all these dishes again and try some of their other stuff as well. Their food had so much flavor and such good fragrance! Highly recommend this place!

Super friendly staff and great service. I would come here over and over. Feels like a place where everyone knows your name. It's fancy but at a reasonable level. Can relax and still have a good time.

Easily 5/5.Great service. Cool, Chinese decor. Upscale ambiance, upscale taste, mid-scale prices. Incredibly helpful manager, waitress, and floor helpers. A manager was especially helpful in assisting me with a phone charger.I had the garlic chili edamame, wonton soup, and Mongolian beef. Everything was delicious.Service was relatively quick especially considering the place was busy on a Wednesday around 6pm. They also had a large assortment of wine options.

This used to be my go to Chinese place, but I think they changed out the cooks!The duck appetizer was fine. With two crepes and a good amount of duck for two.We couldn't eat our entrees tonight.His sesame chicken was more like a soggy orange chicken with some sesame seeds on top.My shrimp and eggplant dish was extremely spicy /my mouth was on fire.Dinner portions are bigger but also more than twice as expensive as lunch portions.Unfortunately, a very pricey and disappointing to go dinner experience, we do not recommend.

Food is ok. It is trying to be Chinese and Japanese at the same time and to cater to supposedly Texas case . Book Choy and mushrooms ok, dumplings ok duck burrito appetizer not tastyService was correct but hurriedAmbiance noisy