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.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 601 108th Ave NE Keycenter Building #120, Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone: (425) 454-1884
Website: https://bamboo-gardens.com/bellevue?utm_source=google
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Reviews
For main course, we ordered vegetable manchurian, and vegetable fried rice. Both portions were again huge, and we struggled to finish the dishes. The taste is equally good, and the dishes are fairly priced considering the quantity. Would recommend checking with the server about the spice levels before placing the order.
Im from PA and we dont have this in our state. And this place has so much hype.
The quantities are def big. Never saw such quantity in recent times.
65 chicken and burnt garlic fried rice was good.
Man chow soup was okay probably 2.5/5 because the onions were very raw.
You get a nice soup here.
– Wings of Heaven (OGs know this as “Drums of Heaven”)
– Mongolian Beef
– Chicken Manchurian
– Sweet & Sour (Chicken/Shrimp)
– Chicken Chili Honey
– Sambal Lamb
– Burnt Garlic Chili Fried Rice
– Mixed Lo Mein
– Chili Garlic Noodles
– Streetside Chow Mein
There are so many dishes available— go with what sounds good to you, because it probably is. I’ve been going here since I was a kid and it *still* hits.