Ginger Garden Lounge

Wow! What a fabulous dinner we had at Ginger Garden. We were staying at the Grand Mayan and this place is right up the road. Kim, the owner treated us to some appetizers that were Asian/​tropical fusion. The curries we ordered were delicious. I would not normally recommend an Asian place in Mexico but this place far exceeded a lot of the places in LA and Denver. I will definitely return. Fun, Good, and reasonable! Check it out!

Wow… What a surprise.
Ceviche is a must!!! The Pad Thai was also a hit.
The duck tacos could have been a bit more crispy… Still a great dish.

We went there back in June while staying in NV. We were craving thai food so decided to check it out. I know it was off season, but the place was dead. The food was so-​so, but extremely over-​priced. The biggest problem is, they charged for ice tea refills. So my ice tea cost me over $ 25. Can you believe that??? I will NEVER go back the next I’m down there. This place is not special at all.

This is our second trip to PVR and are staying in a resort in Riviera Nayarit. We passed by this place while driving so we decided to give it a shot. We called for 8pm reservations on a Saturday night — which was no problem — but it is the «off-​season» and we were one of five tables seated during our dinner time.
This place definitely has an «upscale, trendy, modern Asian vibe to it» — It would be a good date restaurant. Alas, we were out to dinner with our six-​year-​old daughter. We sat inside.
Our server, Javier, was excellent. He truly was. All of the staff were attentive and the service alone sets this place above most places in CALA.
The drink menu, as you may have read from other reviews, IS extensive: lots of different cocktails. I was eyeing a lycée-​sake drink and Javier steered me to a lycée-​tequila martini which was spicy around the rim (some kind of spicy salt) but good. I think it must have been on incentive for Javier to pitch because I saw him deliver four others to tables.
The dinner menu is long and varied for anything from Asia, as in the continent. There are Indian curry dishes, Thai dishes (pad thai), Japanese, and Chinese. Think «PF Changs», if you’re experienced this restaurant chain from the US.
We had: grilled chicken with vegetables for The Six Year Old. Crab tacos for a starter for The Wife. I had salmon/​cream-​cheese sping rolls, which turned out to be fried. Wife and I shared a chicken punang curry dish. All food was excellent.
All this that I have mentioned plus a bottle of wine came to $ 100USD including tip. I would go back and would recommend this place to a friend staying in the area.

Casual but still fine dining just outside Paradise Village. Tons of appetizers with everything from Asian crab tacos, Thai Crabcakes, Tuna tartar with Coconut. Good selection of vegetarian dishes and soups. Curry dishes, fresh fish and duck.
Amazing drink menus, open air dining.