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Bamboo Garden Restaurant

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4.2 Google Review
1650 E Hatch Rd, Ceres, California, 95307, United States
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Sep 25, 2017
This place has delicious food. I don't eat out much but decided to splurge one night because I miss Chinese food so much. Went here, ordered 2 meals so that I would have enough food for 4 days, and before tip, the cost was about $20. Not bad at all. I ordered 'to go' so did not sit inside the restaurant while I ate, but I was at the front and had a good look around while my food was being cooked. They have an aquarium in the front which keeps the kiddies busy, and me, as well. Restaurant seemed clean enough, and some days they have a good crowd, other days don't see a lot of diners. Food was finished rather quickly...a little quicker than I expected so I have no idea if the meals are made in bulk beforehand or if the chef is that good. Doesn't matter, my mouth watered the entire way home smelling the aroma from the 'to go' bag, and I was not disappointed when I took my first bite. I hope that this place stays around and continues to offer Chinese food to this community. It's really needed as this area doesn't seem to have much variety otherwise. With Teriyaki King in Modesto gone, and the one on the other side of the parking lot from this restaurant having its health issues...which is a HUGE disappointment...this is all I have left. It's really good...so as long as they continue to stay in business and use food safety measures, I'll be happy.

Apr 7, 2018
Fast service and huge portions. Great bang for your buck

Jan 24, 2018
Amazing food. I love their pork fried rice. Huge portions. There are always left overs.

Mar 12, 2018
Food is delicious! Portions are HUGE! Service is excellent!

Dec 9, 2017
Food was okay except they always over cook my chicken making it so hard on the ends that alot of it is inedible. But they do give you enough to feed a small army on their combo plates. Service is good. And fast.

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 9 pm
Tue:11 am - 9 pm
Wed:11 am - 9 pm
Thu:11 am - 9 pm
Fri:11 am - 9 pm
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