Inchin's Bamboo Garden

I’ve always loved Inchins! Got Costco gift cards too in the past. Brilliant cocktails as well. Their indo-chinese is on point , paneer tacos amazing as always. But it’s the Indian food that’s terrible! I was served frozen naans, a diluted korma that wasn’t flavourful and tandoori momos. For the momos not sure what they were going for, it was hard. Neither steamed nor fried. Just hard and chunky. And the floors and tables seemed soooo sticky! It’s like it’s never been cleaned with water. Terrible! Overall just recommend for Chinese food. Not clean for dine in and Indian food is absolutely trash, put on the menu for the sake of it, they’d rather not offer this food option. I was overall so disappointed, $80 for two for this food.

I ordered sweet corn soup & manchow soup along with chicken biryani. Their quality - perfect. Quantity - perfect. Really impressed. I didn't like this area because of lack of halal tasty food. But they serve halal meat too! I'm surprised they made a Pakistani dish (biryani) so well. Well researched, exactly ho we like it. Their server was also very polite & helpful. Loved it ♥️ Thankyou guys, you guys made me love this this Morrisville area.

Went here for dinner yesterday, food was amazing and so was the service! It was a cold evening so we ordered sweet corn soup which tasted amazing and was perfect for cold weather. For dinner we ordered mild level of vegetable coin Manchurian and it came out very well made with ginger flavors warming our heart and soul.. the veg coins were crispy and the sauce perfect balance of flavor and spice! We also ordered veg Hakka noodles and requested it with more veggies than noodles and they brought it out perfectly as requested! We were very happy with our experience! Special thanks to RJ who ensured our order was placed per our request and ensured our experience was outstanding from start to finish!

I recently had dinner with my family at Inchin’s Bamboo Garden, and the experience was truly enjoyable. We dined in and ordered Garlic Naan, Chicken Lababdar, and Street Style Chicken Chowmein. The Garlic Naan was fresh and aromatic—crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and full of flavor. The Chicken Lababdar had a rich and creamy texture with a slight sweetness that was pleasant. However, as someone who enjoys spicy food, I felt it could have used a bit more heat to really balance the flavors. Still, it was well-cooked and delicious. The Street Style Chicken Chowmein was the highlight for me—perfectly tossed noodles with a smoky, street-style flavor, tender pieces of chicken, and just the right amount of seasoning. It tasted authentic and was packed with flavor. Overall, it was a

The service and atmosphere was great. The design and aesthetics of the place were gentle. The food was served fast and was fresh and hot. The soups were a bit spicy but we were warned about them for my kids in advance. The entrees and appetizers were yummy and rich. They had conveniently catered to my daughter’s gluten-free demands and my vegetarian ones with numerous options. Overall, it was a great restaurant, and will definitely visit again if in the area.