Address and Contact Information
Address: 118 Washington St, Salem, MA 01970
Phone: (978) 594-5825
Website: https://gingerrestaurantsalem.com/
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Reviews
However – we went there for food and it wasn’t great. The lobster po’boy was $28 and when you spend that much for a sandwich, you expect it to be yummy. Unfortunately, the bread was burned so all you could taste was burnt bread and not lobster. The garlic tofu was…not garlic tofu. There was no taste of garlic at all. And the menu mentioned nothing about spice or heat. I wouldn’t expect garlic tofu to be spicy unless it’s specifically marked that way with a little fire or pepper symbol. Unfortunately, it was spicy. But not just spicy – it was wicked spicy. I like spice and would have been ok with a little spice in my garlic. But this was so spicy that I couldn’t even eat it. Later I wondered if they just gave me the wrong thing but the actual cook brought it out and said “here’s your garlic tofu,” so that’s that. If you try that dish, I suggest asking your server about the spice level. I will say, the tofu itself was cooked to perfection. Fried outside and light and fluffy on the inside. It was the perfect texture, which made me even sadder that I couldn’t eat it. This place has a big, yummy-looking menu and a cool concept but unfortunately, I won’t be eating here again. It was a big waste of money.
P. S. We went in October. Cannot say about the quality of food or restroom in other months.
You don’t just taste the food here, you feel the care behind every bite. The owner greets you like family, the spices dance like they’ve been waiting for this moment, and the air smells like comfort with a kick.
The Friday night karaoke nights are fun.
– BeKind Organization
Our group ordered calamari, shrimp fried rice, chicken lo mein, plain wings, General Tso’s chicken, a 1 lb seafood boil (crab and shrimp in garlic butter), and chicken ramen. Unfortunately, the ramen was the biggest disappointment — honestly, instant ramen at home tastes better.
Compared to other Asian restaurants, the portions were pretty small, so just a heads-up. The rest of the food was okay, nothing special. On the bright side, the atmosphere and service were great, but unfortunately, the food alone isn’t enough to make us want to return.