WildGinger Pooler - Pooler, Georgia

DJ

This place is amazing, the service is A1 and the food is to die for. Already been 3 times. One thing I would do as the owner to bump up the experience, is to have a filtered water system for the tabled water that comes out. It's definitely low quality tap water and tastes horrible. Now on to the food! We had Chili Edamame, Drums Of Heaven Crispy Wonton Tacos, Boom Boom Shrimp, Vegetable Spring Rolls, Yellow Curry shrimp w/Thai Fried Rice, and Singapore Street Noodles w/shrimp. They all are a must have finger licking good😋 I personally jazzed up the plate with rice and yellow curry shrimp for esthetics lol

miss R.

We got the boom boom shrimp for our starter; it had the perfect amount of heat with its flavor. My husband got the Mongolian Beef, and I the Sesame Chicken both served with sticky rice done to perfection! We will definitely be adding this to our list of worth driving for!

Neda A.

The atmosphere was delightful, contributing to a wonderful dining experience. The tofu wrap served as an appetizer was exceptionally tasty, and I absolutely loved it. The creamy fish was rich in flavor, and the Kung Pao chicken was equally impressive.

Joelle

We had the crispy wonton tacos (delicious), sesame chicken (bland), drunken noodles (good), and hot garlic chicken (good). The star of the show was the Wild Ginger 5 Spice beef, which is basically the Asian version of fajitas. We tried the chocolate spring rolls (Ferrero Rocher-like in the middle) and mango cheesecake for dessert, which were both good. We tried 3 different drinks, none of which were that good so only one was finished. Definitely worth a try at least once.

Sheena M.

Glorified Food Court in the Mall

Although the food was good, it wasn’t exactly as ordered and my “drink” was basically a shot of tequila with some water-downed OJ (margarita apparently). I ordered the Mongolian Chicken , which says it’s made with chili peppers, and I got a side of fried rice. However, the Mongolian Chicken was just Chicken with a sweet sauce and onions, which wasn’t on the menu. Though it tastes good, it wasn’t what I ordered. Because of this, they brought out a side of chili peppers, which is obviously not the same as cooking the dish with them. It would have been nice to have eaten a sweet/spicy dish as it is advertised on the menu. In addition, I was told if I wanted it spicy, I needed to tell them, which makes zero sense since the menu item states it’s made with chili peppers. Lastly, the fried rice, or rice that is fried. Do not order fried rice if you’re expecting fried rice! It’s a bowl of white rice with bell peppers that has been “fried”. No sauce, no onions, no egg, not fried rice. They’d be better off just charging one price with no menu, and you get what you get.

Jayana B.

10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND. The atmosphere is amazing, and they take really great care of you as soon as you step foot in the place. The food was so flavorful I had the tofu king Pao with white rice, veggie spring rolls and a Japanese beer (I forgot the name) and it was FANTASTIC! I WILL BE BACK !

Crystal G.

Good food and amazing service. We were served quickly and there was never an empty glass on the table.... That STRAWBERRY LEMONADE was Strawberrying!!!!! 💗💗Wish we weren't sitting in front of the door, though... Every time it opened, we froze to death...burrr... But we'd definitely recommend!

Yong C.

Wildger Indian Restaurant is a fantastic spot for anyone craving flavorful, authentic Indian cuisine. The menu offers a wide range of options, and everything we tried was fresh and perfectly seasoned. The chicken tikka masala and garlic naan were exceptional!

The service was warm and efficient, and the cozy atmosphere made the experience even better. Whether dining in or taking out, this is definitely a go-to place for Indian food lovers in Pooler. Highly recommend!