Wild Ginger Smithtown

Omg, amazing! So glad we came here for a birthday celebration! All 12 of us really enjoyed our food (and we ordered SO many different items!). The restaurant is small, but cozy and very clean, and pricing is very fair. We had the sweetest server (wish I knew her name!), who managed to get all of our many orders correct. The appetizer bao buns, miso soup, and sushi rolls were fresh and delicious. The hibachi chicken and shrimp was the best hibachi I’ve ever had and the wok filet mignon was tender and so flavorful. One of the hibachi filet mignons was slightly overdone, but they quickly re-made the steak and it was tender and perfect. We had the pleasure of meeting both owners who were so friendly, warm, and fun. They heard we were there for a birthday and brought a piece of cake w

This was our first visit to Wild Ginger, after hearing good things about their food. We were in the mood for hibachi but didn't need the whole production that often comes with it. We didn't know what to expect for the set up of the restaurant, but after looking up the menu and seeing they had exactly what we wanted and more at what seemed like reasonable prices, we thought we'd give them a try. We went, 5 of us in total including 3 kids. It's a very basic set up, small restaurant and seems like it is often more for take out, but still a nice and quiet atmosphere. There weren't too many people there, so it made dining with kids much easier! Their staff was amazing and so accommodating to us! They were constantly checking in and all were very friendly. When we got the food we were in shock

This is the best sushi I've had since moving to Smithtown. Im glad I was recommended this place my daughter and I loved it! Delicious food, sweet employees and good service.

Fast service, kind attentive staff, and the food is really good. The prices are good for sushi, taste amazing, and doesn’t make you sick. Thank you 😋

Unfortunately, the food just didn’t hit the mark. The sushi rolls were small and light on fillings, the Pad Thai was dry and lacked flavor, and the General Tso’s tasted overwhelmingly sweet—like it was doused in corn syrup with a bit of chili sauce added in. There are much better options for sushi, Chinese, and Thai just across the street or a couple minutes down the road. Sometimes it’s better for a restaurant to focus on doing a few things well rather than trying to cover every cuisine. This was a one-and-done visit for me.