Bamboo Gardens - Piatti

I absolutely love the Shrimp Fried Rice and Sweet and Sour Chicken! Delicious!

The food is decent, but the boy at the counter is very rude. He consistently overcharges us, which is why I only go there as a last resort.

i have always had exactly the right order and the right amount of change ...i get a kick out of the owners ...i havent found better chinese food and would recommend this place Visualizza piatti

the worst service, the lady is soo rude and impatient even when i go in there with the utmost respect and kindness. Always soo rude to me. everytime i leave i throw a fit min my car saying i will never go back.. BUT!!!! i always go back because the food is soooo good. haha

Menu board and printed menu are priced differently. Little 12 year old kid kinda of rude along with his parents. When questioned about was laughed at. Food was just OK, portion size kinda small along with not much rice. There were lots of unidentifiable vegetables because they were chopped so finely. No sauce was include. Not likely to return.

That 12 year old processes my entire order without writing a bit of it down and is thoughtful enough to ask if I need sauces or how spicy I might want it. He is always very polite and impressed me greatly with a credit card order I placed, then added an extra item. Adding it as a tip which I then initialed (very wise, I thought). The food is fantastic and I've learned a great deal about their country from chatting with the owner. Visualizza piatti

Dining at this restaurant was a disappointing experience. I ordered the Mongolian beef, but 90% of the dish was just vegetables and only about 10% was actual beef. I struggled to find a few pieces of meat, and ultimately had to spit them out into a napkin. My wife tried the General Tso’s chicken, but the meat was so tough that it was nearly inedible. We would have been better off saving our money and going somewhere else. Thank you!

I understand why some people might think the staff seems upset—it's just that they talk loudly while cooking so they can hear each other, as they speak Cantonese. They mentioned the lo mein has no vegetables, and even though they might sound loud, it’s simply their dialect and tone. They're very honest, and if you engage in conversation with them in English, they’re warm and friendly. As for the son working there, he’s quite sincere, and when he was 12 (now 16), I'm sure he was just shy and careful. It's not uncommon for young kids to feel out of place in a workplace, especially in a family business. I don’t think shyness should be seen in a negative light. Overall, this place offers auth...

Some people might think the staff seems angry, but that's just because they speak loudly to communicate while cooking, as they converse in Cantonese. For example, when they say "no veggies" in the lo mein, it might come across as harsh, but it's really just the tone and dialect. They are very honest, and when you engage in a conversation with them in English, they're genuinely friendly and nice. I also want to mention the son who works there. He started helping out when he was just 12, and now he’s 16. Although he may have seemed shy and reserved at first, it’s understandable given his age. I don’t see why that would upset any adult patron. Not every 11-year-old is confident enough to work... Visualizza piatti