Inchin's Bamboo Garden
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Inchin's Bamboo Garden Reviews
189 ratings
The crispy chilli baby corn was flavorful, though slightly too firm in texture. The pan-fried paneer complemented the veg fried rice beautifully. Speaking of which, the plain veg fried rice was the highlight—perfectly cooked and easily the best I’ve had in the Bay Area. The street-side veg noodles were decent, though the noodles were a bit overcooked. Overall, a solid Indian-Chinese spot with great service and a pleasant dine-in experience.
They need a better exhaust!
Food was OK,nothing much to it.
Service was great.
Corn soup was bland.
Wings were OK.
Crispy Mongolian Beef was very good.
Food was OK,nothing much to it.
Service was great.
Corn soup was bland.
Wings were OK.
Crispy Mongolian Beef was very good.
Indian food was with Chinese taste
Inchin's Bamboo Garden is a restaurant that specializes in Indo-Chinese cuisine. The interior features decorative terracotta warriors and Indian staff. The menu offers a variety of dishes, such as the orange chicken lunch special, which comes with a light crispy coating and tangerine slices. The veggie roll is a crispy wonton with a vegetable filling. The burnt garlic fried rice is a popular dish made with long grain Indian rice and flavored with garlic.
Customers have noted the friendly and efficient service, as well as the reasonable prices. However, some have mentioned that the vegetable coins can be a bit oily, and the floor could be cleaner. The crispy chilli baby corn is flavorful, though slightly too firm in texture. The pan-fried paneer complements the veg fried rice beautifully, which is the highlight - perfectly cooked and the best in the Bay Area. The Hakka chowmein is excellent, full of flavor and cooked just right, while the veggie manchurian tastes fresh but is a bit hard on the inside.