Inchin's Bamboo Garden

Our recent visit to Inchin’s Bamboo Garden on North Tryon in Charlotte was absolutely fantastic! The food was flavorful, fresh and perfectly prepared, showcasing the unique Indo-Chinese fusion that makes this restaurant so special. Every dish we ordered was packed with authentic taste and beautifully presented. What truly made our experience exceptional was Manager Mario. He made ensure that everything went smoothly from the moment we arrived until the end of our meal. The combination of delicious food, great ambiance and outstanding customer service makes this restaurant a standout in Charlotte. A big thank you to Mario and the entire team for making our visit so enjoyable. We will definitely be returning and highly recommend this place to anyone looking for amazing Indo-Chinese cuisine and exceptional hospitality!

Explored many restaurants in Charlotte but somehow missed this one. Beautiful ambience, Ample amount of seating and proper indo- chinese menu available here. Tried Lat Mai Kai chicken appetizer Chicken Tandoori Momos Chicken 65 Fried Rice Green Mango on a mission (Mocktail) Chocolate Spring rolls (Dessert). All the items are tasty. Especially Chicken 65 fried rice became fav. Definitely a recommended spot for group of friends, ofc team lunches and Large family gatherings. The staff were polite and professional.

Tried Inchin’s Bamboo Garden recently and had a mixed experience overall. We ordered quite a few dishes: * Chicken 65 ($14.00) – This was the most disappointing dish. It tasted more like chilli chicken than authentic Chicken 65, with capsicum and onion cubes in it. When you order a classic dish like Chicken 65, you expect that signature flavor and style, but this felt quite different from what was expected. * Burnt Garlic Chili Fried Rice ($17.00) – This was the standout dish of the meal. Really flavorful and easily the best item we tried. Definitely recommend this, especially in the mixed rice style (chicken/lamb/shrimp). * Streetside Chow Mein ($17.00) – It was okay, but nothing memorable. Not bad, just average. * Garlic Pepper Chicken ($17.00)– Also just okay. Decent, but not something I’d order again. * Crispy Chili Baby Corn ($13.00)– Tasted fine and was enjoyable enough.

The ambiance is pleasant, and the staff is courteous. However, the food is overwhelming due to excessive sauces. The staff advised us to ask for less spicy or saucy food when ordering.

Worst lunch experience in Charlotte area. We reached the restaurant a few minutes before the last order for lunch and they kept rushing for us to order. We ordered tandoori momos (both chicken and paneer) along with chilli garlic noodles …