Bamboo Inn, Los Angeles CA
| Address | 2005 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA | ||||||||||||
| Phone | (213) 483-6938 | ||||||||||||
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| Categories | Chinese Restaurant | ||||||||||||
| Rating | 4.1 10 reviews | ||||||||||||
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Bamboo Inn reviews
10Been coming here since I was a little girl with my parents absolutely love the foods and service
The best Chinese food in Los Angeles, it takes me back when I was a kid trying Chinese food for the first time. The place is small hole-in-the-wall mom-and-pop restaurant, it's the best Chinese food in all of Los Angeles.
I wanted to like this place so much after reading the reviews.but it’s just horrible. The service was so bad (took us over 40min to get a simple dish) and the food had weird aftertastes that made it seem like the meat wasn’t fresh.
Also.the place was not sanitary at all. There were tons of tables with leftover food on them at all times that were just not being cleaned.
My family has been coming here since before I was even born, over 21 years and the food never fails to be delicious! Coming here now reminds me of my late grandparents & makes me feel close to them now that they’re no longer here. The people are always extremely kind and give the best customer service. Definitely recommend it and if you’re feeling lonely on a cold day, get a bowl of Wonton Soup
Got violent food poisoning from sweet and sour shrimp (which was mostly dough with negligible amount of actual shrimp, fried in oil so old that you could smell overpowering the sweet and sour sauce). The lady was incredibly sweet and food was made super fast but I got so sick I had to stay home from work to recuperate.
Really good food and everything we tried was awesome. Egg goo yong, fried shrimp, mushroom chicken soup, chicken fried rice, veg chowmein and chopsuey.all tasted good.
Been coming here for over 20 years. Love their beef and rice, shrimp Cantonese, wonton soup, bbq pork. Very affordable and made when you order it. The restaurant itself is small but I enjoy the tea before the meal. If it’s your first time, you may want to take out
Haven't eaten here, yet, but saw this place on Jeff Bridges' new show, "The Old Man". Prob gon b my new fav LA place now
Top notch joint, cheap and fresh. More movies have been filmed here than I can count. Old school Chinese. TAO it ain’t!