Cafe Ginger - Houston

Eating was very good. the service was sufficient. there were 3 of us on Friday night. the place was empty. while eating well, I was disappointed that the portions were rather small, although the prices are higher. we ordered a couple of appetizers and then two more. because there were three of us, the waiter brought an extra tear. when the bill came, they had an additional fee for the rice. also I asked some fried noodles for my suppe. also for these there was an additional fee, although most Chinese restaurants provide this without charge. I would not have taken into account the additional costs for both of these articles if our waiter had at least mentioned that they were responsible for these articles. everything in all there was nothing special about cafe went to bring me back soon.

Valentines. we were hungry and waitress was very busy, not too much attention, but it's okay, we understand it was V-day. we ordered our food and dumplings for appetizer, but our rolls were all brought and dumped away later, we were too filled to eat them, hardly tried them and no excuse and charged anyway. because we hadn't gone home after that, we couldn't even take them, and they were also waisted.

A little crowded val night, but they have better than expected.

The server was friendly but inexperienced. the seafood soup was excellent and the bark quality is better than most Chinese restaurants. I was not interested in the brown sauces on our tellers.

Cafe Ginger is the rarity of an Asian cuisine restaurant with both terrific food and a lovely atmosphere. (The restaurant is beautifully decorated). The menu is broad with sushi as well as Chinese dishes, some traditional and some more innovative specials. The shrimp stuffed egg rolls and shredded duck apps were terrific. Special fried rice was fresh and the special lobster tail stir fry was quite good. There is a wine and spirits list with good options (not bargains, but decent drinking). Capable service.