Wild Ginger Seattle

Chinese, Thai, Coffee

Wild Ginger Seattle

★ 4.1 / 5 (13373 reviews)

+12066234450

Of course, you can also reach the restaurant with municipal transportation. The nearest station is Link Light Rail-University Street Station, located 182 meters away from Wild Ginger Seattle, Otherwise, there are parking facilities available at a distance of 39 meters at 2nd & Union Garage.

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Wild Ginger in downtown Seattle has been a staple restaurant, but recent reviews suggest it may not be living up to its reputation post Covid. While some appreciate the service and atmosphere, others found the food lacking in quality and flavor. The menu offers a nice selection of small plates and a good wine list, but some reviewers felt the portions were too small. Despite mixed reviews, some diners still found the food to be excellent, while others were disappointed with the bland and unexciting flavors. Overall, Wild Ginger may need to re-evaluate its quality control to meet the expectations of its patrons.

Last update: 11.12.2025 from: Joe

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★ 4.1 / 5 from 13373 reviews

Was rebecca boomgaarden at Wild Ginger Seattle a mag?
Fantastic meal! I’m celiac and deeply appreciate the many gluten free items on the menu. Lettuce cups are always a favorite, but we tried the mushroom appetizer and found it equally delicious. Warm, meaty, with a perfect blend of flavors that came to life in the dipping sauce. Sea bass with peanut was perfectly done, crisp light crust over tender fish, and again, the perfect blend of flavors. Perhaps my favorite sea... View all feedback.

What Joe dislikes about Wild Ginger Seattle:
I used to love this place. Hostess acted beleaguered at greetinf us on arrival. Overworked? Food we ordered was missing sauces. Clean plates to eat from seemed to be an afterthought. Alcoholic drink order was not to our taste; the time it took to get a replacement was the entire time to eat our dinner. Fried egg rolls were labeled as “spring rolls”. (Local Chinese place are better). Everything always seemed “on its w... View all feedback.

Alana 01.02.2022 - 18:09

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Came by here for Seattle Restaurant Week and I got the Laksa, Pork Satay, and Mango sorbet.

Daniella 21.11.2022 - 00:52

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I came here with a colleague on a Monday evening in October 2017 while working in the area.

Emmanuel 30.06.2019 - 18:19

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I literally blindly selected this restaurant.not knowing how far it was from my place or what sort of food they had.

Joe 16.10.2024 - 07:24

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I used to love this place. Hostess acted beleaguered at greetinf us on arrival. Overworked? Food we ordered was missing sauces. Clean plates to eat from seemed to be an afterthought. Alcoholic drink order was not to our taste; the time it took to get a replacement was the entire time to eat our dinner. Fried egg rolls were labeled as “spring rolls”. (Local Chinese place are better). Everything always seemed “on its way,” but never when we needed or wanted it. $80 pp without alcohol. Not cheap either. Would def pause before going back.

rebecca 16.10.2024 - 07:24

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Fantastic meal! I’m celiac and deeply appreciate the many gluten free items on the menu. Lettuce cups are always a favorite, but we tried the mushroom appetizer and found it equally delicious. Warm, meaty, with a perfect blend of flavors that came to life in the dipping sauce. Sea bass with peanut was perfectly done, crisp light crust over tender fish, and again, the perfect blend of flavors. Perhaps my favorite sea bass dish now. The butter chicken was silky and creamy. This is my favorite Seattle restaurant. Service is always excellent!

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