Thai Ginger Pacific Place - Seattle

Good service. Nice food. Calamari rings with sweet and spicy sauce. Spicy eggplant with chicken and white rice. It tastes good. The restaurant is busy but the server is nice. The speed is fast so you don't have to wait for a long time.

Thai Ginger, one of my go-to's for Thai food when I want some delicious panang curry, maybe a bit of Larp, and of course some Tom Kha Gai!  Had to park in the parking garage which you have to pay for, and then deal with the crowds trying to catch pokemon in the mall, but once you make it to Thai Ginger, its hard to not be satisfied!  Now I just have to go to the Madison Park location to complete the Thai Ginger tour of all four locations.  They have been able to maintain consistency across all locations, a feat of and in itself!

A delightful little place with great service. A delicious yellow curry and extra veg. My colleague enjoyed the house speciality phad bai. Great for a low carb meal and very tasty.

Visited Thai Ginger for dinner with my brother and sister. We ordered four dishes. The Chicken Satay are chicken tenders marinated with coconut milk and served with Peanut sauce and cucumber salad. One toasted bread is given cut in four pieces. I never knew toasted bread could taste so good when dipped in peanut sauce. I kid you not. Tom Yum Soup (Prawns), (S:6USD L:11USD) I always order Tom Yum Soup when visiting a Thai restaurant. Something about the sweet, sour and spicy combination that never fails to enlighten me. Salmon Curry, 13USD Salmon curry is a unique combination of choice but it is sure hella good. The Penang curry sauce is ridiculously generous that we are drowned within. Served with sweet basil and green and red peppers, we all enjoyed it. Yellow Curry Fried Rice, 12USD One of the best yellow curry fried rice I've ever tasted in my life. (That's because I hardly eat yellow curry fried rice). Nonetheless I simply love the authenticity o

Back to Seattle! Not really. I realized I still had some Seattle food photos on my memory card, so before we parade forward, lets go back in time. Night three of the Seattle business trip showed on me. I was tired, a little cranky, and just agreeing with