Bamboo Asia

3 Reviews on “Bamboo Asia”

• Jay Mehta

  One of the finest Asian cuisine restaurant in the town. This place is insanely crowded during lunch hours, so in case you’re not having a time constraint, you can check it out before or after those hours. Food:Bamboo Asia has three options as far as the cuisine goes – Indian, Vietnamese and Japanese. I have tried Vietnamese and Indian rice bowls and loved it. They have a large variety of options on what you want to add to your bowls in terms of choice of rice, proteins, veggies, sauces and toppings. So, essentially, you have a good amount of control on what you are eating. One can also make out that the ingredients are fresh, partly also because of good churn. Ambiance: If you’re visiting this place in the noon hours, expect it to be really cramped and be ready for long queues on any counter you visit. It is not a fine dining restaurant and most of the people go for a take away but there are good number of seating options in case you want to have your meal there itself. In non-rush hours, the place is quite spacious and the glass wall ensures enough natural light. Service: They are quite quick in terms of turnaround time for customers. It is not a fine dining restaurant but has more of a subway style set up where you just tell them what you want to add in your salad/rice bowl or sandwich and they’ll add that. The staff is good and helpful. Overall, it is a very good restaurant that people must try at least once or twice.

  September 5, 2016, 9:38 pm

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• Shirleynoms

  I feel like it is a hit or miss here.. I came here before and had one of their bahn mi, which was pretty good. So today I decided to come here for lunch. I got the Mango Tango sushi roll and a side of Spicy Miso Soup. While the quality of the rice was really good and the ingredients are pretty fresh, whatever sauce they put on top of my roll, a white sauce which I assume is mayo of some sort, is overkill. I can’t taste anything other than the sauce in this roll.On the other hand, the miso soup is way too salty. I taste the miso and then my taste buds are immediately sucker punched by a ton of salt.Not too sure if I would return in the future. Food: Price: Service:

  October 1, 2015, 1:25 am

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• Sharon Lim

  Very yummy Asian food, from Indian, Vietnamese to Japanese. I tried the Vietnamese and it’s good!

  August 9, 2014, 8:36 pm

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