I searched this place up online and ordered takeout. When I arrived it wasn't quite ready but…read moredidn't take long. The place is small and I suspect takeout is a popular way to go at the beach. They are notable for offering a significant vegan menu, and while not all of it was to my liking I found some good choices in a basic pad thai and a more unusual pineapple curry. Ordering my curry Thai hot cleared out my sinuses thoroughly. It came with glass noodles instead of rice; I wondered why but then realized I'd checked it while considering my options and neglected to uncheck the box. The jasmine rice typical of the cuisine is an attraction in itself, but it's not the worst thing in the world to have options. My noodles were not ordered at the maximum spice level and delivered a sweet and savory flavor with a lime to squeeze and a sachet of crushed peanuts on the side. I appreciated the option to order a Thai tea with oat milk. The food was good, not the best I've ever had and were I in DC or something I'd give them the four stars, but realistically, Ocean City is not exactly a vegetarian paradise and the ability to get this food in this location matters.

We found this Thai restaurant because my husband was craving Thai food, and I'm so glad we gave it…read morea try! It's located in a strip mall, and the inside is small but very clean. The service was prompt and fast. This was actually the first restaurant we've been to that gave our toddler her own toddler plate, which I thought was such a thoughtful touch. We were a little hesitant about the food at first, so we only ordered two dishes: the chicken pad Thai and the panang curry. Both were delicious! The portions were a little on the smaller side, but the flavors were really good. We also ordered the mango sticky rice, and it was delicious. The mango was fresh, and even our toddler enjoyed it! I would definitely recommend this restaurant if you're craving Thai food and happen to be in Ocean City. We'll definitely be back!

Our first visit to Hunan Garden, and we were pleased with our food: we tried General Tso's chicken…read more(chicken was good quality, with a bit of spice), roast pork lo mein (very good), and egg rolls (decent). We live about 25 minutes away in Selbyville, but have no good Chinese near us. I can see making the trip back to Hunan Garden again.

Pros: Staff is very friendly…read more Tasty pork strips in the wonton soup. Cons: Wontons filled with greasy nasty meat. Chicken in the kung po was nasty. And the "sauce" tasted like straight vinegar. Spare ribs had no flavor. Crispy noodles and condiments loaded with chemicals. No water offered. Credit card surcharge.

Stopped in here for some sushi and was not disappointed! Sushi was a good portion, tasted fresh,…read moreand a great price. Popcorn chicken was super crisp and also came with a ton. All meals come with complementary chips and dip. Service was good, lots of seating inside. Will definitely be back!

Singapore noodles and egg foo young are always delicious! Also try asking for steamed Chinese…read moreveggies as a side! No sauce and low-cal!

The food is tasty, especially the Sesame Tofu (Lunch), Kung Pao Chicken (Extra Spicy could be…read moreramped up some, maybe w/ few extra chilis) and Wonton Soup. Sweet & Sour Sauce is nice to mix on white rice. Service was great. Price to portion is fine. Ambiance inside is quaint. Would recommend for a Chinese food fix.

If I was dying, and the only thing that could save me was eating Chinese carry out, I would go to…read moreMcDonalds and eat an undercooked McRib before ever eating here again. It was that bad. Where to begin......beef on a stick and chicken on a stick apps....both overcooked so bad that I can only assume the chef went outside for a smoke break while they were submerged in old cooking oil. 1 bite of each and into the trash. Kung Pao Chicken - I asked for white meat and just peanuts and scallions. I was told "no" because that would require "too much chicken" in the dish if he couldn't load it up with other veggies. We settled on just onions. It was like eating chicken in soy sauce water. No flavor, chicken was chewy and gross. Into the trash. The pan fried dumplings - store bought dumplings that were cheap and had no flavor. At least these were edible, but I could only manage 3 before they too went into the garbage. Bad enough so far? Here's the worst part. Hot and Sour Soup - was so thick and coagulated you could literally cut it with a knife. And it was hot, making it even more disgusting. My son tried it and immediately got up to spit it out and go brush his teeth. I literally spooned some out and it sat in my bowl like it was a flan. I've never seen anything like it. Straight to the trash. And finally, you can't mess up fried rice, right? WRONG. We opened the container and the rice had a grey color I've never seen in food before. See attached picture. I studied it up close because I was so curious how another human would "cook" that and send it out the door with a customer. I refused to even try a bite it was so nasty. How this place remains open is a mystery. This was top 3 worst dining experiences ever. Shame shame China Chef.

Ginger House is among our small collection of restaurants in Salisbury on our "preferred" list. It…read moreis one that we refer friends and family to for a reliable quality experience. Our most recent visit demonstrates: Meal for two included the featured "Oh My God Roll." Upon serving wifey and I spontaneously exclaimed "Oh My God!" Its presentation was beautifully artistic. The unique combination of ingredients was amazing - each part such as salmon or shrimp offering well-defined unique flavor, yet the roll combination with other ingredients resulted in a collective flavor and mouth feel that was both satisfying yet leaving us wanting more. This is a dangerous combination for those seeking to minimize caloric intake. Sigh. Well, we tucked into the OMG roll before taking a photo so images presented only show a portion. Yes, the pieces are huge! It was tempting to devour a single piece in one bite, yet that is not our style. We carry a special pocket-knife for such situations to carve and share bite-sized pieces. If you wish, the kitchen can provide a sharp knife for this purpose. Note: Rice is an overlooked major contributor to a roll's success. In the case, it was delicately sweet with optimal (to us) chew that made it worth eating alone. Yum! Also - The Ginger House is exceptionally generous with wasabi and picked ginger condiments. Wow! Half the portions offered would have been more than sufficient for us. We hated to see anything wasted, even these items, so we took a lot home, but not everything. The OMG roll alone was sufficient for a normal meal, however we enthusiastically over-ordered by adding a Sexy roll, an order of House Lo Mein, and a Chirashi with salad and hot soup. Most of these added dishes were packaged to take away! With water to drink, the total bill was $94 plus tip. This was a reasonable price for us as with leftovers two of us enjoyed three meals each (6 total)! Results for others will vary of course. Hint: If dining in, order conservatively as you can always ask for more, or make a separate order for take away. The dining area was clean and service by Collean was pleasant and professional. I especially appreciated her constant smile and willingness to laugh genuinely at our corny jokes. The atmosphere is tastefully Asian influenced. Booth seat cushions were soft yet resilient, and the glass partitions offer some sense or privacy yet they did not offer exceptional sound deadening as details of nearby conversations were detectable. The restrooms were clean and free parking was ample in the strip mall lot. Overall, this seems a reliable place for family gatherings, business meetings, or even a date. The menu is sufficiently varied to accommodate vegetarians, and based on our questions the kitchen staff are capable magicians who enjoy experimentation and accommodating special requests. We'll be back.

Overpriced, small portions, long wait time, food and staff are mid grade at best. Asian food is my…read morefavorite to eat and cook. I have traveled my entire life and have eaten at hundreds of Asian restaurants all over the country. The prices here are higher than major city prices!!!

The food is truly amazing! Family owned, everyone is so friendly. Call early to place your take out…read moreorder - they get very busy!

Ordered orange chicken and chicken and broccoli with egg roll…read more Received dumplings and a lot of brown rice with very few vegetables. He assured me that the order was correct.

Few things that I love about the place are: 1- Staff…read more2- food 3- time The staff is very nice and welcomes you every time you enter, the food is ready in about 10 mins and if you wait longer they usually give you a free ice tea with it, compensating for the wait.

Great authentic foods run by caring family Decent location…read more Huge menu lots of good choices and daily specials. Large portions at decent prices. Fresh made and both times we have gotten food here we were very pleased.

I have eaten here many, many times, and the owners are friendly, the store is clean, and I have my…read moredefinite favorite dishes. The coconut shrimp, crab rangoon and steamed dumplings being my favorites. They have an unusual General Tso's shrimp with a dark sauce which is not as sweet as others that I have had. Give them a try!

The lady at the front desk is rude The food that I bought was not good. The only thing that was…read moregood and the food was the broccoli the chicken it looks nasty taste. Nasty doesn't even taste like chicken