We ate at Seattle Wild Ginger just before a show on May 9, 2026. We were seated at a comfortable…read morebooth along the wall so that our conversations might be more private due to each of us having some hearing difficulties. The service was top notch and we were attended to by not only the waitress, but by those who brought the food and removed finished plates from the table. The staff worked in great coordination, without pressure, to make the experience both comfortable and enjoyable. The food was very tasty, some of the best I have had from Thai restaurants. The restroom was accessible and very clean. We will certainly be back again for dinner. The price for the total meal was reasonable and well worth the satisfying experience we both had. I highly recommend this restaurant!

My coworkers and I had such a lovely experience at Wild Ginger!…read more Celeste was the star server!!! Super positive, friendly, and very hospitable! Please keep them -- they're a wonderful addition to the team there! We tried a variety of dishes, the seven flavor beef (must try), the chicken Pad Thai, the Bokchoy, chicken sausage and shrimp fried rice and the sea bass (phenomenal!) No complaints, the dishes were delicious and we cleaned them all! We also tried their chocolate mousse and coconut sago, excellent! The ambience is very modern and clean!

Two years later, and I thought this place would have improved, but it has not unfortunately…read more I came here with three other friends because we all wanted different foods so I thought this place was good because we can all order from different places and so eat together. Unfortunately, the ordering terminals were a hot mess and crowded and many things seem to have been out of stock in the terminals. It was very confusing where to pick up the food and where anything was so that was the first part. Then the second part was my friend ordered Ramen and didn't get it for 45 mins to an hour. He kept checking and the chef kept saying to just wait.... and then finally, the chef admitted he lost the order. The chef said someone must have picked it up but there was no way someone picked it up since we were staring at the window the whole time. It really was unacceptable - they did not handle the situation well - no offer of a refund and they tried to blame my friend for somehow not ordering properly or kept trying to say someone else stole it. Finally, after a big to do, they finally granted my friend the refund. It was not a fun experience at all. The vibe is good and all and it really should be a better place than it really is. I like what they were going for and I appreciate that but they need to be way better organized. The ordering terminals are too few and some are broken and the numbering system makes no sense. Please organize it better.

Very cute south East Asian food court like ambiance. I ordered the pad kee mao (flat wide noodles…read morestir fry with veggies and basil). It was very delicious. One of the best I have had. The person I ordered with was very friendly. I look forward to returning to order its char kuay teow next. I am also very curious about the pork hock rice. I am glad we have a place as such which is abundance in Vancouver. Phone Signal is poor inside because it is partially underground. They have wifi that you could use.

Returned to Wild Ginger at 6:45 on a Friday night and was seated immediately. I ordered the kickin…read moremango to drink and loved it. It's got a nice kick to it. Had the Chinese sausage and shrimp fried rice and enjoyed it, good portions. I took a good amount home in a box. We also loved the green beans which we ordered as a side. The green beans and kickin mango were my favorite.

Oof, did not have a great experience at Wild Ginger. I came for a friend's birthday dinner; they…read morecouldn't find her reservation for a couple minutes in their system, which freaked us out. Turns out they scrolled past it and the table had already been set up, whew. The Northern Style Pork that I got was disappointing. The flavors were really dull and the pork itself was just mush. I don't think there was any pork belly, just pork shoulder. I felt like I was eating slop :/ And for the price they are selling entrees, you would think it would come with rice. I got a Thai Tea as well. One dish + rice + NA drink = $50. Sheesh. For the price and the quality, I would not come back.

Very friendly eating establishment in the building next to mine…read more Good variety of Asian steam table foods. The Chicken Katsu and Curry are a great combo sure to please. All the employees are very nice and helpful. And the Cashier is pretty cool, and a big Seahawks fan.

I've been going here off and on for about a year, since discovering this hidden little gem…read more Through a maze of escalators and tunnels that connect all the buildings in my little corner of downtown, I'm always surprised how few people know this is here. This Deli is amazing. They have an expansive menu, rotate daily specials, serve breakfast from 6am to 11am, daily fresh salad bar and rent a small space to a Caffe' Umbria latte stand. They have two soup specials every day, made to order or 'off the menu" sandwhiches, a variety of what they call "Orient Cuisine", and rotating daily menu. Soups range from Broccoli cheese to Chicken Gumbo, and everything in between; all excellent and fresh. My regular rotaters so far: Breakfast: the fresh fruit bowl and the sausage/egg muffin Lunch: Broccoli cheese soup, the TJs special sandwhich, the fried rice I have never had anything here I didn't like, they are always busy, you could make out quite nicely for lunch for $10, and despite them being busy...far fewer people seem to know it's there than all the other "foodie spots" in the towers. Veggie options roam the menu daily as well.

We had boxes from here catered for lunch!…read more They were fresh and healthy for sure - they lacked on flavor but at least they didn't feel salty and heavy! I tried the tofu and the protein bowls. They are nice for a light lunch that doesn't weigh you down too much. The packaging was very neat :) Obviously I didn't eat in (does this place even have a physical location?) so I cannot speak for the service or ambience.

I ordered this through an office catering delivery service. The food was delivered on time. It was…read morecold when I went to immediately pick it up. I ordered the Wagyu Beef Rice Bowl with Lemon Garlic Soy Sauce. The beef was definitely a better quality than plain ground beef, but I didn't feel it was quite that tasty. Beef was dry, and didn't have any buttery taste, a but it a step down from say the beef used in a crying tiger dish. The rice was different, but not like it was particularly amazing. I liked that there was a lot of green onions. I also greatly enjoyed the Lemon Garlic sauce, it was definitely well made and umami. For the price tag of $23+ I felt the portion size wasn't great, and the meal taste wasn't much of a wow factor. For an office lunch, I would prefer something cheaper with greater portions size. There wasn't much rice, and felt a little thinly layered. I was more like 70% full after eating this. If you want to try something new and splurge a little then try Umami Express Wagyu Beef. This was decent food, I however will likely not order again.

Wok Xanh is a food court eatery located on the 5th floor of the Amazon Meeting Center which is…read moreconnected to the adjoining Amazon Doppler building via a skybridge. To eat here, you will need to work at Amazon or have building guest access to get to it. This eatery serves a selection of Pan Asian dishes as well as offers a few Vietnamese sandwiches (banh mi). I came here to try out the banh mi. Price wise, they are a good value as the sandwiches are a relative bargain at $4. The ones at this price are pre-made next to the pay counter. Though they do offer a build your own offering. I tried the lemongrass chicken banh mi ($4). It wasn't what I was expecting. I am used to pickled vegetables like daikon and sliced carrots in my sandwich. So it seemed very odd that the sandwich had pickled celery and broccoli instead and the carrots were cut thickly. Taste wise it was so-so. Didn't like the vegetables they use and much prefer the usual assortment that you get elsewhere. As for the bread, it was a little stale and could have used a reheat. While the sandwich was nothing special, I do like eating at this food court for its view. You can see the construction work being down below in the area.