Lucky Ginger - Milwaukee
Lucky Ginger
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Lucky Ginger is a small but lively restaurant in downtown Milwaukee that offers a variety of pan-Asian dishes. While some diners have experienced bland dishes and mixups with their orders, others rave about the flavorful drunken noodles and curried rice with shrimp. The restaurant is known for its friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere, making it a favorite among locals. For those looking for a spicy kick, dishes like the Pad Thai and Massaman Curry can be customized to higher spice levels. Overall, Lucky Ginger offers a mix of hits and misses, but is praised for its standout dishes and great service.
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I remembered enjoying eating here so I came back at long last. I stopped for a late weekday lunch when there weren't a lot of customers and got a spot at the bar. I had a cup of tom yum with veggies and the drunken noodles with tofu. You can pay extrafor protein in the soup but I liked it with just veggies. The sour and lightly sweet clear broth is what it's really aboutanyway. It was refreshing with the crisp vegetables. I ordered my noodles at spice level 4 (out of 5) and they had a nicesinus-clearing kick without the spice overwhelming the dish. They had a nice aromatic flavor from the basil and there was plentyof contrast between the thick noodles, stir-fried vegetables, scrambled eggs, and the tofu. I like the bar seating because youcan watch people on the street. Will have to come back again.
Always a great experience. Awesome pho, beef on a stick, chicken satay, lemon grass pork chop, ginger steak, kimchi. Not so awesome fried meatballs. Note Dumplings only have a ball of meat in them. Not ground, as it stated it did. More like apatty. Would be better if it had viggies in it as well.
The waitress behind the bar was super short, even though she offered menu suggestions she seem uninterested. The first thing out of her mouth was ?do you know what you what to eat??, not ?hello, how are you??. Blah?.. The bar wasn?t busy at all, in facthardly any people in there. The pork belly was decent, but the beef on a stick was very dry. When I ordered the drunken noodlesI was asked my spice level. 1-5, I of course picked 5 and it wasn?t spicy at all. It had flavor but it?s not something I wouldorder again. This probably won?t be on my ?go to again? places.
In Milwaukee for work and was looking for good Thai food in the area. My go to is always Basil Fried rice and the version here was very good. The staff was nice and helpful. Would definitely recommend
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