Inchins Bamboo Garden in San Jose

As I stay nearby, I have dined at this place several times over the past few years. Just after the pandemic, the service used to be bad where the food took forever to come and the staff members were very few. That has improved significantly, the food now arrives very fast and there are plenty of staff around.Cellular network is non-existent in this place, wifi also doesnt work, be aware of that.The street side chowmein is really delicious, spicy by adult standard. I think children wont be able to tolerate this. The Momos were spicy by dumpling standard but tasted really well. Fish manchurian tasted absolutely amazing. Fried ice cream used to be smaller in size but now its larger and tastes still the same. I highly recommend trying it.

Been to this place a couple of times. Decent restaurant with lots of food options. Food taste is good especially the starters. Quantity is a bit less for the price range. Would’ve been a nice atmosphere if they had central AC, we went during a hotter day and it was just boiling in there.

The deserts were very good. The service is very friendly and fast. The veg starters and entrees were good but tasted different to us unlike the usual indo Chinese we get at Indian restaurants. The veg biryani had a very strong flavor not sure what it was which I could not eat. The bhel was quite tangy and sweet. The ones we liked were the crispy potato and the gobi Manchurian. The mango lassi was good too. Their portion size is big!They have a big menu of the usual Indian items like daal, naan, curries etc which we may try next time.

Good food. It was fairly spicy but maybe it had to do with our selection although Manchurian was supposed to be less spicy than Schezwan. We liked it but people who cant tolerate need to be quite specific while ordering because unlike most other restaurants in the area here spicy means 🔥.

Be ready to be disappointed and not expect authentic Indo-Chinese food here. We ordered manchow soup, chicken chilly, chicken 65 fried rice and Chinese bhel.Manchow soup, I was wondering how could one go wrong with this basic soup but yes it was flop and had thick consistency! Taste was awful that I cannot explain. Chinese bhel was not made up of noodles but something else and it was sweet and tasteless. Fried rice was sweet too! Why it has to be sweet…don’t know! Also who puts curry leaves, cumin seeds and mustard seeds in Indo-Chinese fried rice!

Share the same experience as many others. Food quality and variety is great and service was quick. The appetizers were my favorite, the tacos were a hit at the table. Main course portion sizes were huge, so recommend sharing the main course.

Allergen friendly menu, quite a few gluten free options including couple of starters. Nice ambience and good service. Plenty of parking available in the building. Lunch menu is available and the service is quick. Does get busy on weekdays around lunch.

Food is good here but the service is not worth it. Staff needs to be courteous. Pan fried chili paneer was the best. Drinks here are good. Soups and crispy baby corn were awesome. Noodles were not that great. But overall it’s a good restaurant.Service - 0 ⭐️Food - 4 ⭐️

Every other time we visit here, the food tastes different. What I liked the first time tasted very bad the second time. The food looks desiring but more on the sweeter tone.This chain of restaurants don’t maintain the same tastes.I am giving a 3 because of those not so good and different experiences I have had👍🏼

Expensive indo Chinese food for mediocre taste. Review of individual dishes:Chili garlic noodles: not spicy, tasted more like ketchupCrispy chili babycorn: the best out of everything we ordered, it was actually crispy!Spicy Thai basil fried rice: just ok, not much basil and not spicyChicken Szechwan: definitely no Szechwan flavor, more like Manchurian, no flavor and we had to add a lot of sauces in to make it taste like something.