Thai Ginger

The owner was very nice, the portions are huge, definitely enough to take home, prices are reasonable, and the taste/​quality is great. I recommend the green curry chicken skewers or pad thai

This is an inconsistent place to eat. Sometimes you will have great service and wonderful food. Other times, you will not. We decided to give up on this place completely.

The interior of this restaurant reminds me of a typical Chinese restaurant (but better). It’s not a bad thing. It’s just the first thing I noticed when I walked in.
I ordered the beef lad nah and combination fried rice. They were both good. The serving portions are hefty, so you’ll be taking home leftovers for sure. Plus, the food still taste good the next day!
It’s not my favorite Thai restaurant in Pullman, but it’s descent/​good and open until late.

Really really nice food. So glad there is a restaurant here in Pullman that sells human food!

Wont order anything from here anymore. This restaurant freaked me out. I used to order pad thai a lot. But one time i ordered to go, i found there were two hairs in the noodle… You know how i felt? i was telling myself shit happends sometime, so i gave them one more chance after a week or two. Coz i like pad thai. The second was even worse than the first time. OMG! I found a little piece of metal in the noodle. Then i told myself not to go there anymore. I SWEAR I AM TELLING THE TRUTH. If you dont like the review, you can ignore it. Peace

Being vegetarian was looking for veg restaurants. Thai and Mexican were the only options. Went to Thai Ginger. Good food. Waitress was very helpful. We told her about our constraints and she kept us informed on whether Fish sauce or Oyster sauce was present or not.
Food was a little bland. Could have been spicy.
Spacious place. So could accommodate large groups

I honestly go to Thai ginger just for their pad Thai.
I always get it extra spicy and it is always delicious!
The workers are also pretty friendly.

The worst Thai food I have ever eaten (Pad Thai tastes like it’s made with ketchup). Restaurant is very dirty. Service was marginal.

I have been there twice. The restaurant was not clean and had sticky tables. I think the Tom Yum Soup was mediocre. And I should say, when the environment could not make me happy, I couldn’t give a high rating of the food.

Looking at the outside of the business you would never know they had such amazing food waiting inside. Delicious and authentic Thai food that is affordable, friendly staff, and a comfortable atmosphere that isn’t overdone with decorations. Love Thai food? Go check out Thai Ginger! You won’t be disappointed ;)

Hands down my favorite Thai food! Didn’t even think I liked Thai food until someone dragged me here!

Their portions are huge– I love it, so then I can have leftovers for tomorrow. Just like their portions, they’re a little bit pricey. But sometimes I just need smaller portion for lunch, so why can’t they have lunch special??? I’ll go more often if lunch specials are available.

Here’s the quick rundown:
The food is seriously delicious. We’ve just eaten the cold leftovers and I swear it was even more delicious cold.
We were served by an older Thai lady and a young WSU student. The student was helpful and attentive, the Thai lady was rude and disinterested. Good luck getting her to do anything but dump the food down in front of you and walk off.
The food came very quickly. This is something to worry about in some restaurant but it’s a good thing with Thai food– the food should be cooked quick and delivered fast so the fragrant flavours are still in abundance.
The only criticism with the food was that I asked for mine ‘3 chilis’ hot and my wife asked for ‘2 chilis’ hot, but hers was definitely hotter than mine. We didn’t care all that much though because it was so delicious. Also, the portions are gigantic.
So I’ll give it 4 instead of 3 because I care about food more than service, but I know that the attitude of the Thai servers who don’t have the ‘can-​do’ attitude that Americans have will annoy some people a lot more than me– I’m English so maybe I’m more used to grumpy waiters.

Fast service. Butterflies and swimming Rama is to die for. Décor is lacking but who the hell cares when your stomach is this happy.

How to Lose a Customer in 5 Easy Steps:
1. After seating me and bringing me water, walk away. Don’t ask if I’d like anything else to drink, because, you know, tea and coffee and whatnot are overrated.
2. When you return to my table to take my order, walk away after I order my entrée, before I can order anything else — an appetizer, maybe? I would have liked one.
3. When you bring my food, just drop it on the table, and walk away without another word.
4. Don’t — whatever you do – come back to my table while I’m eating. Don’t ask how the food is. Don’t stop by to see if I need anything — chopsticks, maybe? (Do you even have them? I guess I’ll never know.)
5. Please — by all means — drop my check on the table while I’m still eating, and under no circumstances should you offer me dessert.
Food… Mediocre. I had Pineapple Curry with Tofu. Service… Uh-​uh. Missed the mark, big time.
BONUS: Edited to add… Not saying «thank you» or even «goodbye» when I leave will ensure I don’t come back, since I won’t be missed.

Yummy yellow curry and pad se ew. Great food, service, and ambiance. Wonderful place to eat with a group of friends. Excellent catering service as well!

Sucks! Why would anyone go here when Phikuns Thai is just a few blocks away? TGB is way over priced and it doesn’t taste anywhere near as good as Phikuns. Everything I order from here lacks flavor, and I’ve tried many things because before I discovered Phikuns it was the only place to go for Thai. But unless I’m forced to go here with a group of co-​workers who don’t have taste buds, I always choose Phikuns for delicious Thai!

This place is delicious and it’s one of my favorite places to eat in Pullman. The quality is consistently good, the meat lean and veggies fresh. I docked them a star due to their inconsistent spiciness.
I recommend their cashew chicken, spicy green bean, or lamb curry. My boyfriend almost always gets the bangkok fried rice and loves it– he deviated once with the swimming rama and found their peanut sauce to be too strong. We generally find their 3 star spice level to be just perfect for us.
Oh, don’t forget to check out the ladies restroom — the advertisements are hilarious!

For the average college student in Pullman, Thai Ginger hits all the right spots.
Price: Affordable, even for those students on a tight budget.
Taste: Great! I have been eating Thai food for years and this tastes definitely above-​average.
Restaurant: Great for groups! Its a spacious place, lots of seating and the atmosphere inside is lovely. Also nice and clean.
Service: Sadly I would have to say the one issue I have with this place (and the reason for the three star rating) is the slow service. There is usually only one server working, even when it is busy. I have had multiple occasions where my friends and I had to wait extended periods for the server to check on us. It usually takes a while to get the check and any boxes you might need.
Other:
–They do takeout! I have ordered over the phone and came 10 minutes later and grabbed a to go dinner.
–HUGE portion size! Especially if you order a fried rice or noodle dish, usually when I eat here I have basically enough for 2 meals and a small snack!
–My personal favorites are the pineapple fried rice, any of the curries.
–Check out the salads! I know people usually don’t get salads at a Thai place, I once went out of my norm and got one and it was amazing!

AMBIANCE:
Quiet and quaint. It feels kind of homey feeling in the way that you’d wanna eat family style. The Thai-​inspired decorations are a nice touch and the music playing in the background is played at a good volume.
FOOD:
Honestly has to be some of the Thai food that I’ve ever had. Maybe I haven’t tried the «best» that other people may think is the greatest but honestly, this is GOAT (Greatest of all time! Yup, MJ stats) to me right now.
I’ve tried many other Thai places in Hawaii when I go back but none can live up to the chicken pad thai with a level 3 heat that’s served here. I prefer a good balance between sweet and spicy and their pad thai delivers! It always comes with a side of peanuts but it’s never enough for me so I always ask for a little more. Pairing it with a thai iced tea is always a good idea!
The prices are reasonably especially for the portions. My girlfriend can eat in the restaurant, bring home leftovers, and have those leftovers last for another 3 meals. On the other hand, after I eat in the restaurant and bring home leftovers, those leftovers would last me another maybe 2 meals. Bear in mind, we like to eat it with a side of rice, probably because it’s saucy enough.
I’ve also tried their lamb curry, I think it was, and I’m not a fan of lamb so I only tried the curry with rice. It was really good! Good amount of spices with a nice amount of heat.
SERVICE:
It just depends. If you’re dining in, it’s usually a hit or miss. The servers are always really nice and try to get your order out to you as soon as possible. Every now and then they get really busy and although it feels like nobody cares about you or anything, they’re just trying to keep up with everything going on. Understandable.
Their to-​go process is really easy if you want your food quick. Call ahead of time and pick up your order within the time frame that they say it’ll be ready. Then you don’t have to worry!