Bamboo Cafe

So this is still one of my favorite places to go the food is still my favorite. I will always recommend this to my friends whenever they're interested in trying a new restaurant they haven't had since I've gone here for ever.

Don't waste your time or money here. It's hot (temperature) the moment you walk in to the point of being uncomfortable especially if you like kung pow (hot) dishes. Service is mediocre and most importantly the taste and quality of the food is not good.To cap it off the lone male employee working out front got upset at another employee, began shouting in a language I do not speak therefore understand which was offensive to all the customers, throwing a napkin and capped the drama off by kicking the glass door leading to the patio. When I say kick, I do not mean with his toe or ball of his foot, but the heel kinda like the police do in movies. The door was not locked or even latched, so it just flew open. If it was he'd have damaged the frame. I am sure he knew that and it was all drama, but completely uncalled for with respect to all their patrons. The glass did not break or crack that I could tell, but I really just kinda finished my meal without looking before paying my bill and leaving. The dining room is not very big and all the patrons just kinda looked around at each other like "what the . . .". One of the female employees looked at me, shrugged her shoulders with a look of "this is not the first time".It's just not a very friendly, obviously, place. Our first time, we won't be back.

The food and the portion sizes are always amazing and do not disappoint! The customer service however, is VERY poor each and everytime i've been in this restaurant. you will sit for a while ungreeted as you watch the employees have conversations with eachother in the back. When picking up my takeout two of the employees argued and came at me kind of aggressively for the way I need to be showing proof of my order. One was asking for a phone number the other was yelling no and that I need to show my order number. which is fine that I need to do but that situation gave me a lot of anxiety, super unprofessional.

They people suck! The food was mid and the waiter was yelling at us for tips and said "when you go to cafe parent no give to waiter" she proceeded to ask how old i am. Im 14 btw and she was just angry that the total was $9.78 and i only gave her a $10 bill. Most awkward conversation of my life after we made it took 10 minutes before she stopped asked for tips and let us go

The only "good" thing I can say is that it seemed fresh. I'm sorry but the food was't seasoned well, everything tasted the same and we got 7 plates. I tried to order another plate to see if it will taste different, but nop. The service was not friendly at all, the men and the women that were "helping" were looking at me as if why am I in there. I asked a question about the pricing, because I miss calculated the total, and they gave me free "cookies." My manners didn't allow me to tell them that I don't want their dry cookies, so I just said thank you and then through it out when I left. Overall, will not come back nor for the food or the service.

After recommendation to try bamboo café, I decided to take my wife and my daughter, as usual to go with me to try out the restaurantBefore we went there, I checked the reviews and I saw a lot of bad reviews about bamboo cafe, I've decided to go check the place out myself.The place was kind of small the left side of the restaurant was ladder and boxes. Seems like they're using it for storage.We ordered orange chicken, chicken fried rice and sweet-and-sour chicken and crab Rangoon Crab Rangoon just tasted like cream cheese Chicken fried rice was not good at all. The chicken was very slimy. I have to spit it out. orange chicken the sauce was ok but the chicken had rough texture.Sweet and sour chicken the breading was ok.Service, don't know what to say, the guy came twice, once to gives us the menu and second time to take the order.They need to bring new staff and new cook,Best wishes and I hope you can feed The Hungry Bear in the near future

Dumpy place, in appearance attitude and "service." Walked in at 5pm on a Monday. Empty except for 4 lazy and loud employees. Didn't want to move to talk to me. Actually scowled when I said I wanted to eat in. Nasty woman wanted to direct me to a tiny table. I asked for a slightly bigger one not in the middle of the clutter. She started rambling about room for other people. Again EMPTY RESTAURANT. I said never mind. I'm going to go. She said great and cussed at me. I returned the favor. Disgusting. I guess they are inflation proof.

The sweet and sour chicken was build-it-yourself: a piece of sliced,pounded, breaded chicken sliced into straps, a bowl of sauce, and a small pile of carrots, green peppers and onions. A couple lonely pineapple pieces. The entire mixture was inedible. My wife shared her spicy pepper beef so I didn't go hungry. It was OK but only OK. Potstickers tasted as if they came from a box. All in all - never coming back​

Trash food.Shrimp shumai- one of the worst things I have put in my mouth, tasted of cleaning supplies.Pork Shumai- Very gristly, seem to be frozen and steamed.House Chow Mein- Chicken had a dissolved texture, noodles were bland and cheap.Pork ribs- Nearly impossible to eat with membrane still attached, cooked in an oven. As dry as could be. Flavor of the sauce was good tho... Mongolian beef- Questionable how fresh the beef was , as it looked to be gray. Weird flavor.War wonton soup- too scared to try, smelled of a dead carcass.Crazy that this place is still open, the interior was incredibly hot with clutter everywhere. Called in to inquire about a refund, the only option was to return the food to be re-made. It was already in the trash.

Customer service is terrible. The gentleman who was working the cash register was extremely rude and rolled eyes when I asked a question. Very unprofessional.