This is a regular on my American Chinese food rotation that includes Bamboo, Chang An in Concord and Lotus Blossom in Sudbury. All are good American Chinese fare with his ingredients prepared well. What I like is that it is always clean and the service is attentive. There are nice table cloths and good quality serving plates. You feel good about being here and will not feel embarrassed being with friends. One favorite here is the Sunday dinner buffet. My daughter especially enjoys it. They have a nice selection of sushi and Chinese fare. I tend to eat too much sushi here. (My son in law calls them "food shots" and had talked about holding a drinking game with sushi.) They offer the popular fare with lots of tuna, salmon and shrimp rolls. The Chinese buffet has all the standard appetizers food the area. None are greasy, fortunately. If got want any of the shrimp Shomai, you need to get there before I do. I always clean out the steamers . Bamboo is a small chain. They are all about the same, in my experience. read more

The food is great, quiet service, and it isn't outrageously priced. Large enough to accomodate even the biggest rushes, and the restaurant floor is broken into several areas to contain overly loud parties. We loved it. read more

I ordered 10 pieces of sushi and a Volcano drink and it cost me $50. A little too expensive but the sushi were pretty good! It was actually my first time here. Next time I'll go for the buffet! LOL. It's probably a better deal. read more

Chinese food is expensive in Massachusetts and I'm still not sure why. Bamboo's a nice place, but their prices are ridiculous given that the food isn't even filling. If I'm looking for gourmet Chinese food, I'd rather hit up P.F. Chang's -- at least there I know that I'll leave satisfied and happy. There are better prices and bigger portions at other local Chinese places (several of which I have reviewed), including Jade Pacific and Sichuan Gourmet. Of course, if you're looking for better ambiance and a marriage of nuevo and Chinese cuisines, this might be the place for you. It's not my cup of green tea. read more

Everything tasted like leftovers and the food tasted like it was reheated. We had chicken wings, clams, spicy little shrimp, meat, sushi...everything tasted dry. This place used to be good and the food use to be fresh. I don't know how the quality could go down down hill so much. Very very disappointed. We had 4 people went to Bamboo( Burlington Rd, Bedford, MA) for Sunday Buffet (9/23). For 4 people it was $87.50 and food quality was so bad. It was so terrible that my mother who has never written a review specifically asked me to write one. read more

My boyfriend and I stopped in here for a quick bite after a mall trip and I'm so glad we did. It was early for dinner so the place was nice and quite. Our server was attentive. I ordered the Wonton Soup to start since it was so cold out. Simple and delicious. It was cheaper than most places but I got only two little wonton balls. The sushi was fab! I got the Crazy Maki which was perfect. I forget what he got but it had softshell crab and was also good. The sushi pieces were a bit on the large size which made it a little difficult to eat but otherwise everything was great! read more

Bamboo - Spider Maki // Crazy Maki - Japanese Near Me - Bedford, Massachusetts

Bamboo has a nice atmosphere plenty of space and service great food. They have a lot of flexibility with seating so if you have a large group, you can all sit together. It's not too crowded and you can regularly show up with a big group at no notice. read more

I'm not sure where the mediocre reviews are coming from, but I will hopefully do this restaurant adequate justice in this review. I've been to Bamboo a few times in the past couple months, and it's becoming a staple in the "where should we go out for dinner" weekend question. This restaurant has done nothing but impress from the first day that we walked in the door. The atmosphere is beautiful, like it came straight out of a design book. Each room has its own unique feel, and the atmosphere is very modern, eclectic and clean. From the handmade Asian quilts hanging in the central dining room to the bamboo chutes separating the rooms and the beautifully thought out geometric themes throughout, the environment is both tranquil and exciting from the get-go. As for the food, I really can't say enough. I've tried both the Japanese and Chinese sides of the menu, including the sushi, and everything that I've tasted has been a delight. From what I've tried so far, I highly recommend the teriyaki salmon, the chicken with asparagus, and the non-alcoholic 'coconut dream' drink. The lobster maki rolls are delicious, if a bit of a mouthful to try to eat in one bite. The crab rangoons are far from reminiscent of your usual greasy Chinese joint order, and the wait staff is courteous, attentive without hovering, and the entire meal experience is seamless from start to finish. You can watch the sushi chefs roll sushi at the sushi bar, or have a drink at the beverage bar. Each time that we go to Bamboo, I look forward to it and have never once been even slightly disappointed. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to have a classy, delicious meal full of flavor, fresh quality ingredients, and a plethora of culinary choices that won't break the bank. read more

It was so terrible the only reason to write a review is to warn people NOT to go there!!! The food is to expensive for what is offered. The Sushi is mediocre at best my friend told me. The service is lacking. It mirrors many other "Americanized" Oriental food places. Traditional is NOT on the menu here. If your the type of person that eats at very American Chinese food places and has no pallet for what is traditional or good or bad then this will be a 4 to 5 star place to you. If you have expectations because you love all varieties of Oriental food then you most likely will find this mediocre. I'm unimpressed, and will stay away from this place! NOTE : YELP is not a popularity site, its a common man review site. If someone hypes something, visit it and write your own honest to god review. I do!!! read more

There isn't a whole lot to say about Bamboo. It's a fancy-exotic Japanese/Chinese place out in the Burlington/Bedford 'burbs if you don't want to drive the 20 minutes into Boston. My usual spot in Woburn center was out on vacation. So, I went out on a limb to try something new. The overall ambiance has elegant dim lighting. I recently had take out sushi and I was shocked by the Maki prices. I chose the caterpillar roll and Idaho sushi. Maybe you're paying for the look and convenience. The Sushi taste itself was comparable to any other place. You get just as many (6-8 pieces, depending on which roll you choose). One "fancy roll" and one regular roll coming out to $20. I wasn't so pleased with that fact, but it was worth a try. When deciding at the front counter, I asked the young lady if they served any drinks, as well, namely Thai Tea. I understood that it's a Japanese/Chinese restaurant. She snapped at me and retorted that this is not a Thai restaurant. As I'm looking at the menu and with her logic, it appears that they also serve Crispy Pad Thai. So, I believe that I every right to ask. I didn't appreciate her attitude. So, that knocks me down a peg. This restaurant isn't quite my style. It's beautiful aesthetically, but the operation style is a complete mess. I definitely prefer the local, home restaurants, where you are treated with kindness and their hard work is shown in their creations. As I should have trusted my instincts to not come here in the first place, I now know that I will not be making that mistake again. Peace. read more

This place is no not worth it. It is very expensive for what it is. The food is comparable to some of those fast food take out only Chinese restaurants. I was very excited to try the buffet as they offered sushi on it. What a disappointment. They had a few rolls and the only nigiri they has was formed by a machine or something (it was square with 90 degree angles) and the tuna on top was thinner than a piece of paper. they also do not keep up with stocking the sushi on the buffet so unless you are there when they bring out a new batch you are picking scraps up off the dish. read more

When an employee states over the phone that "all you can eat sushi" is available, then you are greeted by an obnoxious manager who refused to make this right, I left to travel to my favorite place, much further in Lowell. Why do restaurant managers feel to need to be rude and always right? read more

My favorite Asian restaurant in the area. We have dined in at least 5 times and ordered takeout at least 5 times since moving to Burlington six months ago. The food is delicious and the service is excellent. I highly recommend the: 1. Orange chicken 2. Boneless spareribs 3. Pork or shrimp fried rice 4. Shao-Mai (dumplings) 5. Shrimp in lobster sauce I have never had a bad meal here or been the slightest disappointed. read more

I would actually give them more stars for the food and atmosphere. Their weekend buffet is quite nice. Good variety and dessert too. The restaurant is clean and bright. However, the front desk staff barely welcome guests and don't say anything when you leave. I just spent $45 with you. You can't say 'thanks' ? That's my only real problem. They could be a lot more pleasant. read more

* Great Food * My wife and I have been here a few times for dinner. We love this place for dinner. They serve up great Japanese and Chinese food. The food is well prepared. The menu is split into a Chinese food section and a Japanese food section. Although the menu items seem like your typical Asian food meals, this place serves up quality dishes; you don't end up getting a greasy or soggy food. The tempura dishes are awesome appetizers! They also have a seating area for the sushi bar. We do not eat sushi, so we never tried it. Some people complain that the food is pricey. It does seem pricey, when compared to your local Chinese food restaurant. However, they don't call themselves a "Fine Asian Cuisine" restaurant for nothing. Don't expect cheap prices at a restaurant with that type of name. * Alcohol * The alcoholic drinks are a bit pricey, but are well prepared. I typically get a small bottle of Japanese sake, which is expensive, but worth it. They also offer California sake, which has a weak flavor; it tastes like watered-down white wine. (Man up and get the Japanese sake.) * Ambiance * The staff was friendly and quick on their service. The restaurant is spacious, with dark colors and Asian decor. However, the restaurant could use some more lighting in the back seating area. * Bottom Line * Come to this restaurant for great Japanese or Chinese food. read more

I have to say that I don't really know all that much about what "good" Chinese food is, but I will say that I thought this restaurant was decent. Nothing that really knocked my socks off, but it was a nice place to go have lunch. The setup and decor of the restaurant were fairly typical. There is a bar out front, which I'm sure probably gets a lot of action with the after work beer crowd. Seems like it would be a decent place to grab a drink. We grabbed a table for four right around noon on a Monday and there was no wait for a table. It seemed to get a little more crowded as we were leaving about an hour later, but it's hard to say what the lunch rush is like. The parking lot was definitely crowded as there are a few businesses and other restuarants in the same set of buildings. I didn't even really get a look at the restaurant's menu since I headed straight for the buffet. The buffet had all the typical things you'd find in a Chinese food buffet. However, they did have what seemed like a fairly good sushi section to the buffet. Not being a sushi eater myself, I can't really say how extensive it was, and my coworkers thought the sushi quality was average. However, I guess they get some extra points just for having it. The service was typically quick, and the wait staff was attentive as far as getting us drinks, soups, and clearing away the plates. However, as one of the other reviewers noted - they were really quick to grab your silverware. Almost like they thought we were going to steal it. Come on now... Price seemed about right for the area as I got away with lunch and a soda for $13. Nothing to jump up and down about - so they only get three stars. read more

Right to the point. 4 Stars for the food. 2.5/3 stars for the service... (it is to be noted that I was with a large group) The food is quite good. Clean flavors, not too oily and tasted fresh. The scallop dishes didn't have a hint of grit which I am so thankful for. I've been to so many places (talking "$$ -$$$$") where the scallops have grit I was beginning to think no one could do it right. So Bamboo, thank you for that! I didn't really care for the texture of the beef dishes, then again... I can't really remember ever having great beef at Chinese restaurants... if someone knows a place, please let me know lol... Duck dishes were a little dry, but the flavor almost let me forget, almost. (hard to "fix" dry meat) The sushi we ordered was pretty good, not the best, but better than the average joint. Definitely worth an order, I was pleasantly surprised for a place with such a large menu to put out decent sushi. Veggie dishes were yummy too! I can't remember everything we ordered, think it came out to over 20 items. Nothing was bad, just order something. So why 4 stars? It wasn't perfect and it wasn't the best I've had, but definitely worth a go. I'd definitely come back if it wasn't such a drive from me and hope that smaller tables get better service. So to the bad. The service... I've had worse? But in MA... that's not saying much? For the first half of the dinner I had to repeatedly ask to have guests glasses filled with water, they started to get the hang of it towards the end. Missing settings and glasses for the amount of people reserved for... certain things were just overlooked. We ordered multiples of everything so we could still do family style, but also have everyone be able to try things. The sushi was brought out on one platter... maybe I'm just being finicky, but did they expect us to pass the thing around a huge mess of put together tables? I don't see how the wait staff couldn't put that one together. I put in additional orders of food and the guy litterally said, "more?" lol... not sure if that goes in the negative or positive so lets stick with neutral Weird thing they do... for tea, they charge for how many cups you ask for, not per pot... strange. Also seemed to be a good cop bad cop waiter thing going, very strange experience... but an experience? One of the waiters we had was very kind the other seemed to be frustrated, won't hold it against him much, large groups must be a pain in the ass. Positive note, they weren't bitchy about letting us bring our own cake (Asian cakes are just better, sorry!) Jesus this review is too long... nearly 8p on a sat, gotta go find my life. read more

Food was good and large portions. My wife loved the sweet and sour chicken, broccoli beef a little salty but good and the Singapore noodles good if you like spicy and curry flavor. Very strong margaritas! read more

I've been to too many crappy Chinese/Japanese buffets with poor and disgusting selections to know that Bamboo's small but great buffet selection is worth 4 stars (3.6 to be exact). I've only had the buffet here like most of the reviewers. There are few indicators to see if this is a 3.6 star worthy Chinese buffet. First check if maki rolls are actually stuffed with descent sized sushi. If it's filled with 95% white rice and few random vegetables, you know you are gonna have a rough lunch. Bamboo, your sushi selections are awesome for the price. Second, check the price: $13. That's solid. All you can eat for $13 is as good as it gets. Third, check the atmosphere: It's one of the largest and cleanest Asian restaurants I've been too. It actually looks like a high end Chinese/Japanese restaurant. That's always a plus. Finally, food: everything is above average, slightly less greasier and taste better than your typical chinese buffets. All in all, Bamboo, you bring out the panda in me every time I go to eat. read more

What I like about Bamboo: +It's close to where I work. +There's a buffet for lunch. +It's always busy so the food in the buffet is always fresh. +The buffet has lots of variety +Sushi (California rolls, shrimp tempura, etc.) is served as part of the lunch buffet. +Accommodates large group (great for farewell lunches) What I don't like about Bamboo: -It's always busy -- you always have to wait a bit to be seated. -The ginger ice cream dessert in the buffet. read more

Where does one have to go for good ol' all-you-can-eat Chinese food?! The buffet hours are limited and it's quite the trek from the city, but if you find yourself in the neighborhood for some reason, check it out. It was $20.95 for Sunday dinner buffet. There was a good variety from General Gau's Chicken, to baked mussels to chicken wings to coconut shrimp to every-other-generic-Chinese-dish and the quality of the food was pretty average. The sushi and shrimp cocktail were below average unfortunately. Not very fresh, not very tasty. Also no soup to be found though I didn't bother asking so maybe I missed it. A pleasant surprise was seeing that the ice cream was from Richardson's! (apple crisp and green tea). Servers did a good job topping off water and clearing plates. I guess we're still on the quest for cheap, delicious, Chinese buffet. Where art thou?? read more

Holy Mother Lunch Crowd! Came here for a work lunch ~11:30 thinking we'd beat the lunch crowd, but the buffet line was wrapped around the corner! We thought we were being smart ordering off the menu instead, but it actually took way longer to get our food than to wait out the buffet line. Believe me - I was watching. Plus the waitress gave my soup/salad to someone else. :'( The food was, as Yelp would put it, "A-OK". I was expecting pretty bad sushi given that this is a buffet place, but it actually wasn't bad. I would like to come back and try the buffet sometime. Lessons learned: buffet crowd dies down ~12:30, so come a little late, and ordering food takes even longer! read more

Addendum: They might just have the best sesame beef I have ever had. __________________________________________________ This is a nice addition to the 'burbs. A Chinese and Japanese restaurant with modern decor and it actually plays Asian music! The food is only adequate as most of the dishes had flaws (pasty texture when supposed to be crispy, a tad dry, overly salty etc). Ordered some maki rolls - spicy crunchy tuna. It was only OK as the tuna was chopped up and mushy and not a solid chunk of fish. Also, there was avocado in it which takes away from the crunchy part. I normally love avocado but it didn't work in this dish. read more

Got takeout here this past weekend and was very satisfied. The only complaint I have is the crab rangoons, definitely a disappointment. The hot and sour soup is very good here, the sushi is delicious and super fresh tasting, and the other dishes we got were great! I highly recommend: -hot and sour soup -red sox maki roll -crispy pad Thai (served with very thin crunchy angel hair noodles and a sweet sauce)..not your typical, but a very pleasant surprise! -beef with mushrooms (served with a dark gravy like sauce, perfect to order with a side of rice or rice noodles) Also, they have chocolate fortune cookies, small bonus :) Prices are reasonable and location is very central. read more

Being a visitor from San Diego, California, I would say it is slightly better than the ayce Chinese/Japanese buffet in San Diego. We especially enjoy the chicken wings, lo mein/chau mein and the siu mai/shao mai taste like ones you find in a dim sum restaurant. The sushi looks decent bit I am afraid to eat the raw fish due to the fact that they are not put on ice on the buffet. Lunch buffet is $12.99/person and comes with either a hot and sour soup or a miso soup. read more

Bamboo - Hot and sour soup, miso soup - Japanese Near Me - Bedford, Massachusetts

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This is my in laws favorite place to dine and we actually had our wedding rehearsal dinner here three years ago. It's a nice space with delicious dinners and a good family vibe. I'm here often due to the love from my in laws, hence my three stars. The buffet is boring and that's what they love the most. The sushi they offer is only 3-4 options, and they never change the buffet menu. The other reason for my 3 star review is their service. Especially during lunch they don't seem quite attentive. I enjoy some of their main dishes, however and order those whenever possible. The drinks are strong and it's not only a great place for family but also to meet friends. read more

This review will be a little different from others that I have done because I have not had a sit down dinner at the restaurant. Rather, I just order the food as take out. If ever I do sit down and eat at the restaurant, I will write a second review or an addendum to this one. So without further ado, the food. In my visits to Bamboo Restaurant, I have ordered the following at one time or another: Shrimp Fried Rice, General Gau's chicken (Mild), Lo Mein Noodles, Chicken & Broccoli in a Brown sauce, and Boneless Spareribs. The Shrimp Fried Rice is a great dish. The shrimp is not overcooked and the rice is also cooked and seasoned well. I can't say much else about this dish, because I don't purchase it too often. The General Gau's chicken is hit or miss, but mostly hit. The only misses are when the chicken is dried out and marginally overcooked, but luckily this occurs few and far between. The dish, without clarifying hot or mild, is hot. The heat isn't exceedingly hot, but it packs a punch. I order this dish as mild, and it is just as good without the heat. The Lo Mein noodles has to be one of the best dishes at Bamboo. I realize it's just noodles, but these are ridiculously good. I order this dish without any kind of meat or vegetables. It's perfect. I would say it's a great vegetarian option, but I'm not sure how it's prepared, but I'm sure if you ask the staff they'll let you know if it is good for vegetarians. The Chicken & Broccoli in a brown sauce is a classic dish and is another great dish at Bamboo. It normally comes in a white sauce, which isn't bad either, but the brown sauce, in my opinion, tastes much better. I highly recommend this if you're looking for a vegetable/protein dish. Lastly, the Boneless Spareribs. Now this dish isn't the healthiest of options, but it is one of my favorites. The right amount of sweet combined with the savoriness of the meat is simply a fantastic combination. I suggest you share this dish, or have some leftovers because it can get addictive! Bamboo is a great Asian cuisine restaurant. They can make various portions with proper time notifications (I've ordered their food for many a party and it was just as delicious) and their Chinese food is so delicious that it will surely make the speed dial list. If you are in the area and looking to grab some great Chinese food, I highly recommend that you go to Bamboo Restaurant. read more

First, let's be clear: I've only been to this place for the lunch buffet and probably would only go for the lunch buffet. I imagine that coming here for dinner or ordering off the menu would be a bit expensive and not give you good value for your money. But for the lunch buffet? This is the best one in the area. The Americanized Chinese dishes are okay. They're a bit MSG-ey, but that's to be expected, and it's not as bad as a lot of other places. Usually. Preparation is somewhat inconsistent. The sushi isn't top-notch, but there's a good selection and you're not constrained by the price of the delicious tempura rolls. A good variety of dishes and even some dessert items means that you'll have something to eat no matter what mood you're in. The decor is actually quite impressive. Snazzy building materials and cool, modern design throughout. So if you wanted to have a business lunch here, it would work great. If you don't get there early, you'll be waiting in line for a long time for the main buffet (although I usually hit the main buffet first, and stick to the less-crowded sushi boats by the time it's getting busy). It starts getting crowded around 11:30, and by 11:45 or so the line can be as long as the buffet. One of my friends points out that it's always the skinny people holding up the buffet line, poring over what they're going to have; the fat people just dump stuff on their plates. Anyway, just order the buffet and let the many waiters fill up your drinks. They're all very good: attentive when you need something, out of the way when you don't. When my coworkers and I are in the mood for Chinese buffet, this is where we go. The only other similar place in the Route 3 area is Feng Shui in Chelmsford, and Bamboo does it better. read more

Food was good. But for $15 the sushi roll was overpriced. And the takeout didn't include wasabi or napkins and only a chop stick. Maybe better to dine in. read more

Bamboo consistently serves great sushi and traditional American Chinese food. We tend to get one of the big sushi boats but in the past have frequented their buffet and their regular menu. There is always something for everyone here. read more

Typical Americanized Chinese food. Taste is not bad but don't expect any surprise. Nice interior but rude service. Not recommended for those who like real Chinese food. read more

My wife and I order take out here a few times a month. We get two salads with ginger sauce and two orders of Peking ravioli(dumplings). Just enough food without going overboard. We love the food and will continue to order from there regularly. read more

Let me begin by saying I don't eat a lot for lunch, so a buffet was probably not my best life decision. I went today with a group of co-workers and this place was very busy. Though busy, the buffet line moved quite fast. It should be noted that the buffet had no clear "travel" direction. People were reaching over one another at points like they hadn't eaten in days. The buffet consisted of standard Chinese cuisine with plenty of variety. It was good, but again there was just too much of it. It was a 50/50 split actually between good and bad item choices. Again, this is purely subjective and based on personal taste. I should mention that one of my friends ate so much we almost had to take him to the hospital (kidding). He went back to work and passed out on his desk in a deep food coma. read more

Bamboo has the finest Buffet you are ever going to have. A mix of Japanese/Chinese dishes plus Sushi (inc. some no fish and no raw fish selections as well as traditional). Beautiful salads with Carrot Ginger Dressing. Deserts of cookies, cakes, ice cream, jello, pudding... White rice/Fried Rice all manor of appetizer offerings. No worries about stale or old or cold food here, it disappears as fast as they bring it out! The food is to die for! Buffet was around $10 a year ago. Consider this review across the board for both the Burlington and Westford locations. read more

Travel for work to this area often. Bamboo is one of my staple places to come for dinner or get take out. Place is clean, nice decor, friendly staff. Sushi is good. I've been here a few times and it's consistently good. Id deff suggest this place. read more

Came here on a Monday night after Melting Pot rejected us for not making a reservation, on a Monday night??? reservation based restaurant???with them serving only one other table table at the time?? still wondering on this but alas I digress.... Bamboo took our party in with open arms, table for 6. We were slow to look over the menu, and the server was accommodating coming over to check on us frequently. Our table decided to order family style and share everything thing that came out. And here's the line up: -Scallion pancakes were standard fare and delicious as always -Edamame were well cooked, and served with a lime? -Kung Pao chicken, was spicy but a little greasy -Orange chicken was deliciously fried with the standard sauce -Beef moo-shi, was good but a tad on the bland side... should have used more special sauce -Dragon maki = big bites of yummy eel -Eel maki = more bites of yummy eel (I really like eel) I will say that I thought the entrees were reasonably priced, but the drinks and desserts were tad on the expensive side for what you are getting. Overall, for an Asian fusion restaurant I thought they turned out some good dishes along with good service. read more

Worst service I have ever received We were a group of 11 ladies . There was only one waiter ( very rude ) serving about 6 tables He took 40 minutes to bring our credit cards back after the bill was paid. When complained to the manager he simply shrugged his shoulders and fun of us for complaining. 18% tip is already added in the bill so there is no way to show our disappointment. read more

I had a hankering for wonton soup today and I drive by Bamboo everyday, so I decided to give it a try... 2 Spring Rolls, a Small Wonton soup with and $7.35 later, I'm full, but it was "so so" I've definitely had better wonton soup - I like lots of stuff in it! This soup had broth and 4 wontons a few pieces of scallions and it was "meh" but satisfied my craving.. The spring rolls however were awesome. Full of yummie "spring stuff" the shell was nice and crunchy and very flavorfull! So good! I saw the buffett while picking up my food and it looked phenomal, maybe next time... read more

This place is pretty disgusting. I didn't have high expectations for a Chinese buffet but this place was just nasty. Not only taste, which was mostly your typical oily breaded meats, but also its a tiny selection of items. The best part of the meal was the ice cream dessert. $14.45 before tip is an outrage. I'll never return to this place. read more

I finally went for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and I'm very impressed by this location. Definitely a place I will continue to visit! I think one of the things that really draws me into it, is the combination of both Chinese and Japanese Cuisine, which is a great idea because while I do like SOME Japanese dishes, I typically prefer Chinese food. So now, when my friends want sushi, they can get it, and I can get some of my favorites from the Chinese menu. The food was very tasty, but as a fair warning, I was only doing appetizers. Not a full meal. It was one of those nights where I didn't want to cook on my own but I wasn't starving for a giant meal. So it was a shared mix of fried rice, boneless spare ribs, egg rolls, and shrimp tempura. Everything was delicious, cooked well, and service was quick and friendly. The place, overall, is very nice in appearance, and would be great for a semi-casual night out with friends/family. Even though I'm not a sushi fan, they do have a nice sushi bar as you walk in. The night that I went I called ahead (Saturday Night) to make reservations (assuming it was like most 'nicer' restaurants) but was told none were needed, to just come in when we were ready. Sure enough, arrive around 7:00/7:30 and no wait... straight to a table. Overall it was a good experience, and good place to pick from when you can decide between eggrolls or spring rolls. :-P read more