Sweet Ginger

This is certainly the best chinese food delivery that my bf and I have had in denver, we are from nj where there is tons of amazing chinese and sushi, so our expectations were set high. We live in capitol hill and had a hard time finding «the» place. Sweet ginger is a couple more dollars than other places in the area, like great wall and red ginger, but it is worth it. The food is just delicious, they have both chinese and japanese, its all fresh and amazing. It’s worth the extra money.

Hands down best Chinese delivery in Denver! Delicious and awesome customer service :):)

SOLID THAI FOOD
Asian fusion place that delivers which is convenient. They have quite a variety and have a nice mix of Chinese, Thai and some Japanese options. I had the curry on a recent visit and it was flavorful (I ordered it thai spicy and suggest you do the same) and it was still not hot enough. I also didn’t really dig the potatoes in the curry, how about some pea pods or maybe mushrooms? Overall good place, my dish lasted me three meals so you can definitely stretch meals on the food here because the portions are so large.

Hands down my favorite Chinese I’ve had in Denver. Sesame chicken is lightly battered and crispy in a nice sauce and my crab Rangoon were so good I could have ate just them as a meal. I’ll be back!

I am so sad to say this as Sweet Ginger has been our favorite restaurant in the Cherry Creek area for many years. The last time we visited, it seems as if everything has changed. The service was extremely slow to the point where we had to stand up and ask to have more water. The dishes that we had ordered took forever to come and were then served to us cold. After speaking with the staff about our issues we were rudely interrupted and talked down to. We were told that is how the dishes we ordered come… yet we have been there numerous times before and have never had any issues in the past. I have worked in many restaurants in the past and know that customer service is one of the most important parts of how a business is run. We have used Unilocal for years now and for this to be our first review must be saying something… I’m sorry to say this but we will most likely not be back.

A Chinese-​Sushi-​Thai combo place that actually (surprisingly!) works. I’m generally weary of places that try to do to much with mixed menus, but this place was overcame that. Had a Thai curry that was authentic and delicious, as was the tempura, and the Chinese salad. Place is nice, clean, and staff is super friendly.

It’s difficult to find well made Chinese Food in Denver. I only order chicken, and it’s good quality. The vegetables are also fresh.
It’s easy, use quality products to produce a quality result.

Needed a lunch spot in Denver with some spice and some hot soup so we looked towards some thai food and found this place. Interesting place located below a stairwell, but still surrounding a few retail shops.
Went in and were seated immediately, plus they seated us at the tables next to the window and proceeded to seat every group that came in next to the window. I guess marketing? Anyways, it’s a good spot nonetheless because you can get the natural light.
We came in as a group of four with one of them rather sick and needing soup. We ordered several hot and sour soups. Not too spicy, just unfortunate that my buddy who was sick wanted something crazy spicy, not to the fault of the restaurant and they were willing to try to do something customized for his needs. Ultimately we didn’t grab another soup though. As far as entrees go, I ordered the Singaporean Rice Noodles as part of the lunch menu. Portion size is huge for what would be considered a lunch menu. It was actually quite enjoyable with a good curry flavor imparted onto the noodles (almost like a maggi instant noodle, which I like) and the chicken along with it was cooked decent enough as well.
Nice spot and would probably be a regular if I live around here.

The service was superb, and the appetizers were all excellent. The main courses were good, but not outstanding. And the don’t use MSG.

I got the pad Thai and wasn’t really feelin it. But I did get an order of mango sushi and sweet potato sushi which were both amazing. I would definitely go back, but not for the pas Thai.

You know I love your lunch here!
Great prices
I literally grab lunch from them once a week!
Keep it up guys! Your Kung pao is delicious

I came here for lunch. The atmosphere is tidy and clean which I appreciate. The crab rangoon
are good and crispy.
All the rolls are what you’d expect. They don’t go overboard with the rice which you usually will get at those AYCE places. This was the first time I’ve ever had mango on a roll before and I have to say it’s friggin delicious! So now at this point I don’t know if I can get sushi without mango anymore or maybe I can’t eat mango without seafood. Who knows? All I know is that I’ll be back here again.

Ordered delivery:
Thai Spring Roll w avocado — really tasty and good size.
Ahi Tuna Salad — for $ 9, it’s a bit weak. Only 4 very thinly slices of seared ahi. Salad was ok, very small, and they add the dressing to it, so it comes a big soggy.
XO Shrimp — this was pretty good. The vegis are diced and I think the dish would have a more substantial feel if they left the asparagus chopped instead. The shrimp is decent in size, but the batter is odd — and left soggy due to the xo sauce.
I think this is a restaurant where eating there makes most sense.

My boo and I were big time fans of Spicy Ginger, the sister restaurant of Sweet Ginger that just closed. We were glad to come here and discover our favorite dishes. It was a little pricier, but still tasty. He loves the volcano chicken and the singapore noodles; I love the pad se ew and the sushi. Today I had sushi, and it was delightful. Also, bonus points to the staff for remembering us from the other location, even though it had been a few months.

Great restaurant for Asian food in the Cherry Creek area of Denver.
We found this place through Unilocal.Their hot and sour soup was very flavorful. They have lunch specials. I had the shrimp fried rice. Very good and very generous portions so we had some left over to take home. Big pieces of shrimp-​yum! My son enjoyed his sushi.
Great atmosphere and the waitstaff was very friendly and attentive. Definitely will go back again!

Good spot for a quick lunch. It was not at all busy at 12:30pm today. The lunch menu is rather limited, but you can also order from the full sushi menu.
I chose a sushi lunch special. I had about five roll options to choose from. Two rolls for $ 7.95. Full rolls… A steal! Plus a cup of soup of my choice. I selected the spicy tuna and yummy roll and the miso soup.
The yummy roll was unexpectedly delicious. Normally vegetarian rolls don’t exactly blow me away, but the sweetness of the sweet potato and avocado were a nice match for the salty, crunchy tempura flakes. I want to make these when I return home! (I know how to roll ya’ll, check out YouTube to learn how. The battle is mostly sourcing ingredients. Rest is pretty easy!)
I added on a glass of plum wine. A nice full glass. Total spend with tax and tip was about $ 16.
It was a nice leisurely lunch before a pedicure across the street. Sat outside in the shade and did some people watching.

Someone had recommended this spot to me as one of their favorites. I admit I’m looking for a good Thai restaurant closer to me than Pearl of Siam. So I wanted to like this.
The staff were friendly and attentive. I like the location and ambiance. But the food just wasn’t that great. My wife agreed. She had the Pad Thai and I had the Chicken Lettuce wraps. Not terrible, just not great.
Maybe they’re trying to do too much with Thai, Chinese, and sushi on the menu.

I come to Denver on business. This is my 3^rd or 4^th time coming here. It’s not convenient to my hotel, but it is worth the 15 – 20 drive and the struggle to find street parking.
I like the environment. Casual place, modern décor, clean restaurant and bathrooms, a TV (for times when the game is on), and good music.
I wasn’t that hungry, so I ordered the volcano roll. If you are a fan of a creamy warmed up roll with crab, you will enjoy this as much as I did. It is tasty and filling. Also ordered the shrimp shumai which I like since it is not too heavy. I also like the green tea ice cream.
If you do order ice cream, be prepared to wait about 10 mins or so — they freeze the ice cream in a powerful freezer apparently and it needs time to let it sit out and soften up.
Now the not so good… When I’ve come here solo, I have noticed the servers are not overly friendly, whereas when I’ve come in a group or with another person they seemed to be much friendlier. I also noticed they told the other tables about the dinner specials, but not me.
Being a dessert person, let me talk about a pet peeve of mine which they have a habit of doing here — bringing me the bill before asking me if I want dessert or anything else. A customer should never have to say «umm, actually I wasn’t done» or «umm, do you have dessert?». I wonder how much potential sales they have lost by doing this. When a restaurant brings me the bill and says thank you before I am done eating and/​or has not offered dessert, then yes I will be done eating at that point.
Overall, I really like this place and look forward to coming back on my next trip to Denver.

Myself and my family are addicted to this place its in Cherry Creek area and if you want the best sushi miso soup edamami and many more excellent dishes
We also get the shrimp fried rice which is the best in town the people running the business are excellent and they provide good customer service they care and they take of you
I give it 5star because it’s simply the best.

A friend and I had a much needed catch up night here last night. We walked in about 7:45 and the place was half full. Always a good sign. What wasn’t so great was our waiter. He showed little enthusiasm, it took a while to get our main entrees, didn’t check on us again until he brought the check and my favorite, left. Yup, he was adiós. I had to flag someone else down to get a water refill and pay our bill. Such a shame because the food was very good.
I ordered the seaweed salad for a starter followed by the drunken noodles with shrimp. My friend got the Thai egg rolls followed by a tofu peanut curry. I ate my entire plate. The shrimp was perfectly cooked as well as the noodles. There was also a perfect balance of spicy and salty. My friend also very much enjoyed her dish. And the rest of the staff picked up the slack of our waiter and didn’t make a big deal out of patrons, including us, staying after they had officially closed.