The food and service was so bad, it's the sole reason I created a Yelp account to write this review. Visited 1PM EST on Jan 2, 2015. Recently had a craving for Chicken Pad Thai, so I have been ordering from various establishments to find the best locally. First off, I order Chicken Pad Thai not spicy, lunch portion - which was $10.99! Food came out average time, I ordered carryout. Got in my car to leave, and decided I'd try a couple bites before I left. It was absolutely horrific. It had a pungent odor like what I would expect the water from a dirty aquarium full of shrimp would taste like. The smell was repugnant. It was the first time ever I have returned a dish to an establishment. To make matters worse, the owner wanted to argue with me about it, claiming it was the best Pad Thai in Columbus, even though I was very respectful and apologetic. Of course he didn't realize I have lived and travelled all over south east asia, and have eaten some of the best Pad Thai in the world, but I don't know what I'm talking about though. I ordered what I thought was a simple dish that would be difficult to ruin - Sesame Chicken with fried rice. Few minutes later, order came out. Went out to my car, decided to try it. By the way, the ghastly Pad Thai smell was still hanging thick in the air inside my car. Immediately I notice they gave me steamed rice instead of the fried rice I requested. It's okay though, I didn't eat it anyway - I literally threw it away, went home and microwaved a couple pieces of refrigerated 2 day old Pizza Hut Thin & Crispy cheese pizza. I can't even explain the flavor, but it was about 50% dirty shrimp aquarium water and 50% dirty sweatsock juice would be an accurate description. Who ruins Sesame Chicken? Seriously, breaded deep fried pieces of chicken with rice and a slightly spicy orangey flavored sauce can't be too difficult to make, as I have eaten it hundreds of times from all across the globe. Never, ever has any Sesame Chicken or Pad Thai tasted as bad as what was served to me by Wild Ginger. Do yourself a favor and avoid these dishes, or better yet avoid Wild Ginger. Unless of course you have an uncontrollable craving for overpriced dirty shrimp and sweatsock juice flavored entrees. Would I reccomend Wild Ginger? If you have a problem with the manual method of making yourself vomit, I would definitely say go to Wild Ginger immediately. Now I have to formulate a plan to let the healing begin from the mental scar of finding out firsthand what dirty sweatsocks taste like. read more