Sweet Ginger

Frequent lunch stop. Service can be a little slow when it gets busy, but they’re always friendly and the food is great. Go at 11:45 or after 1 to avoid the rush. Dinner can get a little packed too, but rarely more than a short wait.

First meal with friends, was pretty good.
Second meal two weeks later, pad thai, was the pits. Pad thai came dried out and greasy, like end of night buffet leftovers.

Came late-​ish on Saturday, bar was full but restaurant was open as we were well past dinner hours. The service was excellent and the food was fabulous and made with fresh ingredients. One of my favorite features of this place is that you can get lunch sized/​priced dishes any time. Looking forward to going back.

It’s pretty good. I am a novice to Thai food. The menu is big and not easy to read. I didn’t see phở soup but I could of easily missed it. The sweet pulled pork is good. The vegetable delight is good. The crispy soup was not clear broth and it was too sweet to my liking. The miso soup was good. The chicken wings, cabbage and mushroom dumpling were a hit with the whole family. The vegetables rolls we ok, the kids complained the veggies were too raw and no flavor. Overall good place and pricing is fair. Service was really good.

Not the best Thai food ever but in the top 20^th percentile around here. Clean and pleasant surroundings. Fair price for portion size. Wait staff attentive but not overly so.

Consistently gold Thai food. I’ve tried probably 70% of the menu and haven’t found anything weak yet. Only drawback is when you ask for extra spicy, they don’t really bring it. But minor issue and the newly expanded space makes it easier to get a seat.

We frequent this place and have never been disappointed. My favorites are the Siam Fried Rice and Pad Thai with Peanut Sauce on the side.

Love this food! Have taken the team there for lunch a few times and everyone loves it. One of my favorite appetizer items is their Crab Rangoon. Their Kra Pow Chicken is our favorite dish.

Excellent lunch today with my sister. Great service will not hesitate going back next time I am in New Hampshire

Really yummy! A lot of fresh options and all made to order. Walking in you can smell amazing aromas pouring out of the kitchen and you are not disappointed.
Anything curry is delicious and the drunken noodle is a personal favorite.
Their is enough variety to please everyone and the new expansion ensures a beautiful dining experience.

I LOVE Korean food. So I got really really excited when I saw that this restaurant had scallion pancakes and Korean rice. I shouldn’t have had my hopes so high because I was disappointed. We also got veggie rolls as an appetizer to share and my friends got crab Rangoon to share. I don’t think any of us were too thrilled about the food. The only thing that I did like was the taro bubble tea. Maybe we just ordered the wrong stuff! I should’ve gotten drunken noodle or another Thai dish instead of hoping for authentic Korean food. However, don’t think we’ll be back.

Good, solid Thai food. I like their Lo Mein Kra Pow, and their Basil Fried Rice is ok too. The spring rolls would be better if they weren’t so oily, and had more filling in them, but for the most part, it’s someplace I’d go if I had a hankering.

Absolutely delicious! The crab rangoons had curry in them which was a great twist on the original rangoon. Definitely recommend the crispy basil chicken and Tom Yum soup. Amazing flavors and service here!

They’ve recently expanded the restaurant so there is a lot more seating now! I’ve been here twice now and have enjoyed my meal thoroughly both times. My favorite Thai dish is the drunken noodle and they do it very well here. I also tried the pad see you on my most recent visit, and it was decent, but the drunken noodle is definitely better — most likely because it has a spicier kick to it and I like the veggies in it more.

I didn’t expect to find this hidden gem in Merrimack, NH. But the dishes are delicious. The Sweet Ginger Clay Pot is a must have if you like fish. Crispy tilapia stewed with vegetables and savory sauce, yummy. The Seafood Madness has a nice kick to the flavor. Even the Siem Fried Rice is much better than the typical FR. Since this is on my way to work, I’ll sure to come back with some colleagues.

My son and I tried this place last night. Mainly because we were in the area, had some time to kill, and saw the great reviews on Unilocal.We were also in the mood for some good Thai food. The restaurant is very small, and we were seated next to a very loud talking Couple. You will not be able to dine in this place with any kind of elbow room because the place is so small and they seat each party really close together. You couldn’t have a private conversation here if you wanted to.
First the waitress came over and poured water into our cups on the table from a pitcher. The water was lukewarm, no ice, and had a funny taste to it.
I ordered the drunken noodles and found it to be only OK, it was heavy on onions and peppers and had exactly 3 shrimp in it. I was very unimpressed.
My son ordered a squid dinner of some sort. I’m not exactly sure what it was called.
But he loves squid, but he did not care for this meal. He said it was chewy, and floating in a puddle of hot sauce. Didn’t seem to have any vegetables besides onions in it, just squid, Onions, and floating in hot sauce.
My opinion The place is overpriced, service is fair at best. The search for a good Thai place continues for me.

Started with the hot sweet ginger tea, delicious fresh tea. The appetizer my partner in crime and I chose was the Thai Rolls served with pineapple sauce, that is a must have again dish. Main course I had Pad See Lew, wow wee, blew my socks off, another delicious dish. My PIC had Crystal Pad Thai he devoured it. No left overs here! Worth a return trip and a take out menu. Score!
Bonus points for keeping up with my pet peeve, water glass never empty!

Went for weekday lunch. It’s a small place with maybe 10 tables. We arrived at 11:45a and were seated immediately at one of the last free tables.
The lunch portions were perfectly sized and coked fresh. I had the Sweet & Spicy duck with brown rice. The service was attentive, friendly and speedy. Perfect for a workday lunch.
I would definitely eat here again and would get takeout for dinner if I lived closer.

Awesome local Thai food. Drunken noodles were very tasty. Triple C is my favorite.
The place is small so they get packed quickly. Service tends to suffer slightly at that point, but the wait is worth it.

Wow, this place is absolutely fantastic. There is no good Thai food in Manchester so you’d be smart to take the ride to Merrimack for this place. They are currently expanding into another space which should solve the small amount of seating, which was the only drawback.
The food was great, with crab rangoon, low and behold with real crab meat and curry inside, not the cream cheese mess. The hand cut scallion pancakes were perfectly cooked. The plum chicken and drunken noodle entrees were delicious and they weren’t afraid to spice it up to the highest level when asked to do so. The menu is enormous, but based on the reviews here and the food I had, they don’t seem to have trouble keeping up the quality with such a large amount they have to be ready to handle in the kitchen.
The service was fantastic as they were quick to bring drinks and checked in frequently during the meal. It was clean and the bathrooms spotless. The prices were fair, right on par with what you get, an average amount of high quality food rather than mound of flavorless noodles or rice. Definitely head here if your a Thai fan and don;t hold reservations about doing so.