Inchin’s Bamboo Garden is an Indo Chinese concept originating from Atlanta, Georgia. The core of our menu is the kind of Chinese food served in India- spicier, tangier flavors. Our first restaurant opened 17 years ago, and since then we have adapted and changed with the times. Our menu now is Asian fusion, with dishes from China, India, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore! No food experience is complete without delicious and unique cocktails, and for that we have a full service craft cocktail bar as well. Come and experience the magic of Inchin’s Bamboo Garden!
Indian & Chinese foods share the menu at this contemporary local chain featuring Asian art.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–3 PM, 5–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 151 W Washington Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Phone: (408) 481-9350
Website: https://bamboo-gardens.com/sunnyvale?utm_source=google
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Reviews
But, if you have done the rounds with the regular true blue Indian fare and want something more, ahem, elegant, this is your spot.
Just don’t expect the same Indian food taste – they do an info-chine twist in their menu resulting in such delicately crafted items like Veg Coin, Hakka Noodles, Scheszuan fried rice, not to mention awesome appetizers of Chinese taste but only found in India. I attached picks of the dishes.
The ambience hits you with dingy darkness if you step right in from a bright noon, but it gets super pleasant after you get situated into a tastefully done decor, with of course plenty of bamboos.
The service is unhurried, pleasant and the staff doesn’t seem stretched.
Not sure why they insist on such a large bar area but whatever. It is always empty and dead. May be someone can give it a shot at night.
We went here on a Sunday afternoon. We had no trouble getting a table, as the restaurant wasn’t very crowded. The restaurant’s decorations were nice and added to the atmosphere. It has a nice vibe to it. The staff were friendly and the service is good.
We started with Chinese Bhel and Crispy Chili Baby Corn—both were decent. We followed with Burnt Garlic Chili Fried Rice, Paneer Lababdaar, and Malaysian Parathas. The food was decent, though it didn’t really stand out. The Chinese items were more flavorful and enjoyable than the Indian selections.
Excellent service from the staff
Place was tidy and had a nice interior
Payment was easy
Cons:
Food pricing – I really hope that I get more value from the food before anything else. At $20+ per dish, I’d expect atleast the food were served warm.
Food ordered:
Chicken Man Chow Soup – tasted good, single serving is literally one small cup
Sambal Lamb – It didn’t taste like Indonesian or Malaysian Sambal. The sambal used tasted like regular store-bought chili sauce. Serving size was good for sharing and it came with a cup of rice. This tasted like Manchurian Lamb. I ordered the Roti Canai since I wasn’t very happy with it.
Spicy Cantonese Noodle (mixed chicken, shrimp, lamb) – This was by far the best among the items we ordered. It was not served warm.. Good for sharing.
Steamed Thai chicken Dumpling – It was not served steamy hot. Tasted good and came in 3 pieces.
Roti Canai – Chicken curry tasted good but was cold and was halfbaked in the microwave. Serving size of the curry was ok except the roti. Roti was too small and it came only in one piece. It also tasted like margarine instead of butter. Not a biggie but just unusual for me. $20+ price was hard to justify on this one.
Overall, the experience wasn’t too bad because our server was kind enough to replace what we ordered but I didn’t want any food wasted.