Thai Ginger

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Thai Ginger

600 Pine St.
Seattle, WA 98101

Category: Restaurant > Thai

Region: Downtown

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At the top of tony Pacific Place lies a surprise bargain: Thai Ginger has early and late happy hours, 3 to 6 and 9 to close. A carved wooden archway invites tired shoppers to enjoy the open kitchen and mellow ambiance. Nine stellar appetizers are priced $4 to $5. Order the Meing Kahm ($5) and roll your own: an enormous, attractive selection of fillings including toasted coconut, fresh ginger root, and dry shrimp arrives ready to be assembled in cha-plu leaves. It's a hands-on experience that's fun to share. Another winner is the festive angel prawns ($5) fried in egg noodles with a sweet chili sauce. Cocktails like a cool, refreshing, hand-pressed cucumber margarita are killer—and $5. Where else can you try the Ultimate Thai Cocktail, coconut rum with cilantro, fresh juice, and a bit of yellow curry? And for the true Seattleite, there's the Royal Bangkok Coffee Martini, where crushed cardamom meets spiced rum, Amarula, and iced Thai coffee—yum! Well drinks and draft beer are just $3.50, and there's fragrant French-pressed hot tea for teetotalers. Mall food doesn't get better than this. Pacific Place, Sixth Avenue and Pine Street, Level Four, 206-749-9100 DOWNTOWN