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: 22010 17th Ave SE, Bothell, WA 98021
Phone: (425) 483-4594
Website: https://bamboo-gardens.com/bothell?utm_source=google
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Reviews
Our favourite is always the Lat Mai Paneer. Spicy and so so good. Lotus Root Chips was super duper good… surprised and we just loved it. Veg manchow soup was ok.. made it more spicy by adding some pepper and spicy sauce. Chilli crisp friend rice was lit good at all. No flavor , no taste ! Avoid that please .
Spice garlic rice and veg manchurian was a super duper combo..
Service was superb.. very quick. value for money. overall super good and loved it.. parking was a bit cramped but overall loved it..
The food was delicious, and the team handled our large group exceptionally well. Lara personally took great care of us and ensured everything ran smoothly throughout the evening, even during the peak holiday season. We had a fantastic time overall.
I especially loved the Pepper Corn, Quesadilla, and Paneer 65 — all were flavorful and well prepared.
Highly recommend this place!
However strangely my spouse didnt tip at all , may be she didnt like the service . Our bill was approx 52$ but later when I was going through the credit the server deliberatlely charge tip of 10$ without our approval. I do agree … some tip is good but u cant force customer and charge them tip without consent. I was thinking to dispute the transaction with my bank but ended up ignoring the fatigue . We should tip but if we wont .. should not be mandatory .
To answer your question directly, yes, one of the dishes did not meet our expectations, but that was not the main issue. I did not leave a tip because there was effectively no service. We were asked to move our own glasses to another table due to a wobbly seat. Beyond placing the dishes on the table, there was minimal engagement. Repeatedly asking, “Is everything good?” alone does not constitute service.
What would have made a difference is proactive attention. Noticing when water glasses are empty, offering extra napkins, checking whether we would like to order additional items, or assisting with packing leftovers. Most importantly, these efforts should happen throughout the dining experience, not only at the time of payment. When attention appears only during payment, it signals a focus on the tip rather than the customer experience.
My suggestion is simple. Focus on the inputs, consistent and attentive service, and the output, including tips, will naturally follow. For comparison, your neighboring Mexican restaurant creates a welcoming atmosphere and makes customers feel comfortable, not just served.
I forgot to take the pictures before I started eating 😮 but couldn’t help myself– had to dig in right away cause they smelled (and tasted) so good!