Inchin's Bamboo Garden

rohit agarwal Edited 2 months ago

Had went for team lunch, with colleagues. The ambience was welcoming. The staffs are polite and friendly. Service was good and quick. Food was tasty and pocket friendly. Wide range of food and also liked lunch combo.

M. Malek 3 months ago

This place serves the best Indian and Hakka food I've had in the Durham-Raleigh area. I've been disappointed with the south Asian cuisine here until I found Inchin's. The butter chicken, chicken korma, and chicken vindaloo were all great. Their noodles and rice are also very good. There are so many options I'm looking forward to trying. The servers are friendly and the service is prompt. The restaurant is clean and my family enjoys the art on display. They have dine in and dine outside options. It's a bit expensive but I'm happy to pay if cheaper means they have to reduce quality. It's a really great place and I'm happy to have found it.

JB 4 months ago

We've been to the Inchin in Williamsville NY so we knew what to expect as far as the food. We were on vacation and just had to stop here for lunch during our stay in Cary. In general it's a very nice restaurant. The atmosphere and food are great, although we did forget how large the portions are (one dish could easily serve 2). This particular visit did not disappoint when it came to the food but the service was a bit lackluster. It wasn't bad or anything. The hostess/server was very nice and pleasant. The one thing that was noticeable was the time and attention. I don't believe this was her fault in any way but rather a result of just needing another person working. She seemed very busy between seating us and another family and running back and forth to the kitchen to get to go orders. Again, she was a pleasure to have as a server but her time was so divided that as dine in guests we felt almost like an after thought due to her having 3-4 different jobs/task to do all at once (we were the only seated people in the restaurant at the time). The restaurant itself was pretty nice. It didn't have the same ambiance or vibe as the Williamsville location but it was still a very nice pl

Vandana Muddu 5 months ago

It’s so sad to see this place go so low on quality. My hubby loves to eat here. We went around 5:40 pm and ordered veg noodles, basil fried rice and chili paneer. We knew right away they gave us old stale food from lunch because she brought the entire order to us within 5 mins. Food was cold (not even reheated properly) and non appealing. For Basil fried rice, they just mixed a couple sprigs of basil into overwhelmingly garlicky fried rice. Paneer was so hard and crusted from reheating, we struggled to cut it. I wanted to leave but didn’t want to ruin hubby’s bday! $60 just went down the drain. Never going back! Too bad we need to find a new asian fusion place now!

Mayuri Hunchyali 7 months ago

I’ve always loved Inchins! Got Costco gift cards too in the past. Brilliant cocktails as well. Their indo-chinese is on point , paneer tacos amazing as always. But it’s the Indian food that’s terrible! I was served frozen naans, a diluted korma that wasn’t flavourful and tandoori momos. For the momos not sure what they were going for, it was hard. Neither steamed nor fried. Just hard and chunky. And the floors and tables seemed soooo sticky! It’s like it’s never been cleaned with water. Terrible! Overall just recommend for Chinese food. Not clean for dine in and Indian food is absolutely trash, put on the menu for the sake of it, they’d rather not offer this food option. I was overall so disappointed, $80 for two for this food.