Ginger & Fork

Name: Ginger & Fork
Address: 4705 Inker St, Houston, Texas, 77007, US
Telephone: (713) 861-8883
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.40

Chinese restaurant, Cocktail bar

Location: 4705 Inker St, Houston, TX 77007, United States
Phone: (713) 861-8883
Price: $$$

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11:30 am-9 pm
Wednesday: 11:30 am-9 pm
Thursday: 11:30 am-9 pm
Friday: 11:30 am-10 pm
Saturday: 11:30 am-10 pm

Food & drink

Vibe

Shumai

Steamed dumplings

Rum

Fried noodles

Mojito

Fried rice

Sweet and sour chicken

Dumpling

Chinese broccoli

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Reviews

What great little gem in Roce Military.
Just off Shepherd, this place serves great Cantonese dishes.
We love soup dumplings and these were legit.
The drinks are delicious and the service was outstanding!! Such friendly staff and very engaging and attentive.
Really enjoyed their company.
The Peking duck Bao and curry noodles were great and then since we were still a little hungry we got an off menu Peking duck dumpling.
Was amazing!

First time we were here, I was under the weather but enjoyed the soup & hot tea. This time we visited after the Nutcracker matinee.
We ordered hand-crafted ginger drink & mules. The food was hot and tasty.
The spicy eggplant hit the spot, and the lamb & onions dish went well with the jasmine rice. Overall, we enjoyed the company and atmosphere was a great start to ring in the holidays!

I had a flat, spent about an hour working on my car in the parking lot across the street of the restaurant.
Turns out my spare was also low pressure (12psi out of 60psi), and the portable plug for my air pump broke, so I needed a wall socket.
The valet guy for sure saw me working on my car, so I went and explained the situation and he said "you're in an emergency, that should be fine." So I pull my car up, plug my air pump in, get as close as I can to get the pump to reach, and start pumping.
People are walking in so I inform them of the cord below them, since im stretching it to reach my tire and don't want them to trip.
Someone, I'm assuming one of the owners came out and asked "whats going on here?" I informed her of my situation and she asks "but do we know you? Who gave you permission?" I let her know the valet said I could since it was an emergency and she was like ok but he doesn't have authority.
And then proceeds to step on the wire, lifting the air pump, when someone else tries to walk up.
Then she asks "how much longer?" I've only been there a minute or so and I let her know maybe a minute. It's like me pumping air didn't make sense to her.
As if I was trying to trick her or do something against her.
Goes to show the world of mistrust and lack of compassion we live in.
Seems like a snobby place.
"You can tell a lot about a person based on how they treat someone who can do absolutely nothing for them."