Asian Restaurants in Wooster

“My husband & I enjoyed the steamed buns, summer rolls, and pho last night. All very fresh & authentic. We will definitely return. The restaurant was quiet & clean.“

“Disappointed in the greeting and table selection process. Waitress was good and food was good. Attention to detail was lacking... which would have gained 5 stars... things like sticky tables, more attention to us, smaller pieces of chicken in the curry, napkins and more water, etc... would have been nice details to have.“

“I LOVE WILD GINGER and try to grab lunch here every time I'm in town.Their "Lunch Trio "SoupSaladRollI always get the Wild Ginger Garden Salad, Hot and Sour Soup, and whatever Maki Roll I'm in the mood for. Today it was an Alaska Roll.Their hot and sour soup is the best I've ever had. I got 4 quarts to take home, and almost always get 2-6 quarts, depending on what the Mrs wants for dinner. It freezes well also.The wild ginger garden salad with their house sweet ginger dressing is phenomenal. And one of the most beautiful salads I've ever laid eyes on.I can't speak to people that left poor reviews, but I've never had anything but EXCELLENT at Wild Ginger.“

“In the realm of gastronomic quests, my recent jaunt to Panda Express unfolded as a rather peculiar affair, a tale that would leave even the most seasoned storyteller scratching their head.Picture, if you will, a hopeful wayfarer armed with the convenience of online ordering, pulling into the drive-thru with visions of a swift and savory victory.Alas, the gastronomic fates had a different script in mind. Approaching the drive-thru window with the optimism of a hungry pilgrim, I was abruptly halted in my tracks.The Panda Express gatekeeper, with a solemn demeanor, delivered the news that the hallowed drive-thru window did not serve as a gateway for online order pilgrims.A decree both confounding and unexpected! In the spirit of this culinary saga, the lack of any forewarning left me befuddled. No signs, no proclamations, just the disheartening revelation that my digital desires were to be thwarted at the drive-thru's doorstep.It was as if the cosmic forces of cuisine conspired to add a dash of bewilderment to my culinary escapade.Faced with this unforeseen culinary conundrum, I found myself navigating the nautical art of reverse-thrust, an inglorious retreat from the drive-thru line.The symphony of disgruntled murmurs and the shuffle of tires served as the unsolicited soundtrack to this gastronomic misadventure.As I recount this tale, I can't help but ponder the curiosities of modern fast-food protocols.A bit of transparency and communication, much like the secret ingredients in a well-crafted dish, might have spared me this drive-thru detour.In conclusion, my peculiar rendezvous with Panda Express left a taste not of their famed Orange Chicken but of a denied delight and a drive-thru dance that left me craving not just for their dishes but for a more straightforward culinary expedition.May this tale serve as a cautionary dish for those who, like me, seek culinary convenience in the twists and turns of the modern fast-food labyrinth.“