We did a quick little breakfast trip across the border with my girlfriend and my dog and ended up…read moreat La Roca - such a beautiful spot. Walking in honestly feels like stepping into a hacienda. There's a gorgeous fountain in the center and a mix of seating areas - some more loungy if you're just having drinks, others perfect for coffee or a full breakfast. There's even an upper level with a bar-style balcony, which is where we sat, and it was such a great view. They are dog-friendly in the outdoor areas (I had mine in a stroller), and the staff could not have been more accommodating - they even helped me carry her up the stairs. Service overall was amazing. We had multiple servers checking on us, which just shows how well staffed and attentive they are, especially since it was pretty busy with the buffet crowd. We heard their buffet is really good, but we weren't quite that hungry, so we ordered off the menu. I got the huevos rancheros, and I'm not kidding - the beans alone made the whole trip worth it. I don't know what they're doing back there, but they need to keep doing it. The eggs and red sauce were also so good. My girlfriend got the chiles rellenos, and just watching her cut into them with that perfect cheese pull told me everything I needed to know - she confirmed they were delicious. The decor is beautiful and full of Mexican culture, the space feels really inviting, and overall it was just such a great experience. If you're in Nogales and want something nice without going too far into the city, this is literally right across the border and absolutely worth it.

I feel as though I was here years ago... the rock walls triggering that memory. We were down here…read morehunting for the best bolillo in AZ but needed sustenance first. Easy walk from the border, like super easy. It was a weekday at around 1ish, so the restaurant was not busy at all. It is HUGE, tons of seating but given time of day we were put into the main dining room by the window and it is really truly colorful and lovely in here. I just love how the restaurant has one entire side that is the rock they built it into. The staff here are absolutely welcoming and gracious, taking great care of you. We ordered a couple of cocktails, some guac and our entrees. They brought some pico, limes and chips right away. The chips south of the border always taste different to me, not in a good or bad way. They brought the guac out fast, it was a huge portion really and was fantastic. My husband got a steak that came with a chile rellano, I of course opted for the Chilaquiles once I spotted it on the menu. The plates here are loaded, very hearty portions. My husband enjoyed his steak which was perfectly prepared, I was cool with my chilaquiles. What I mean by that is, they do the thing where they just pour the sauce over chips (which I am not a fan of)... but given the sauce was so flavorful I will give them a pass. You have the option of getting carne with the chilaquiles but I opted for plain. All in all our meal was excellent, as was the service and the prices. This is simply just a fun, historic, nice restaurant to treat yourself to when in the area. The mariachis here, by the way, are excellent. It was a pair of gentlemen, and their voices were beautiful.

Been coming for a long time. Two hot buffets with 28 dishes plus 2 soups. The cold bar had a…read moreceviche looking dish, typical lettuce salad, pudding, jello , four canned fruits plus fresh orange and lemon wedges. I have one of each soups, a typical Chinese vegetable soup and a spicy seafood soup with whole head on shrimp. I come to get some veggies in my system. Two broccoli dishes, bean sprouts, sautéed mushrooms and green beans. I rewarded myself with a piece of fried chicken followed by s as mother. Good fried chicken. Lunch plus a drink 14.97.

I've had worse. I hate giving bad reviews but there is much to be wanted for this buffet. ILOVE…read moreBUFFETS bec we get to pick what we want, especially if we are a group. Now, if they had more selections, maybe... sadly, they have a way to go before becoming acceptable.

Much to my surprise when I walked in to see that it was a Chinese buffet, it was a very familiar…read moresight. The food was great, and plenty of seating area, but very loud as well, but you can still have a conversation. It gets very crowded on the weekends, so planning a visit during the week would probably be best Plenty of parking to park any size vehicle. They also have scooped ice cream for dessert along with other confection delights.

Pros: plenty of parking and lots of food options…read more The orange chicken and coconut chicken are the best! Very tasty and juicy; the food is made just right. They also have sushi and a noodle station where they will fry up your order. They have kids pizza too on buffet. If you ask for a military discount with ID they do provide one. Plenty of hand sanitizer on site to use . Cons: service very slow; took forever to get a refill of soda. Popular items can be empty a while. Cost a bit high and there is a charge for using a credit card. Very skimpy on napkins and some dishes are messy. Desserts can be better/more options. (Maybe add a chocolate fountain and strawberries?)

I'll start by saying the food we ordered was "okay," not great, not bad, just, more or less,…read moregenerally "meh." With that said, dear sweet, pineapple ocean deities, the portion sizes we received were not only insultingly small, but the prices were exorbitant! $13 for ~2 cups of pork-fried rice? Are you kidding me?! Sure, they added tiny slivers of bacon and Spam to make it "island style," but it was neither better nor any different from your standard Asian-American fare. To be perfectly honest, I've had better fried rice at larger, mediocre chain restaurants (eg. "that Chinese Bear place....") than we received from J's Kitchen. And don't get me started on the "deep fried pork belly". I've seen larger chunks of pork in a bag of chicharrones than what I saw on my plate. And, again, the price? My gawd....$15 for ~1 cup of plain white rice and maybe a tiny handful of fried pork belly cubes that tasted no different than every other cut of pork belly I've ever had? Puh-lease. I've had less forgettable meals served on a gas station hot tray. Oh, and the lumpian? Thinner than my damn pinkie finger and with what I'm convinced is less nutritional value. You're better off buying generic frozen spring rolls at the grocery store for a fraction of the price, seriously. And, finally, the "stir-fried meat"? Generic chunks of chicken covered in what I can only assume was the "Great Value" equivalent of soy sauce and a pinch of old red and yellow peppers thrown in for, color, I suppose? I've eaten tastier and less depressing pre-packaged meals on middle-school field trips. In closing, I'd give it 0 stars if I could. Between the sub-par food, the microscopic portion sizes and the sky-high prices, you're better off going someplace, literally anywhere, else if you find yourself craving something different. 0/10. To be frank, I've cobbled together better meals at 2AM in my own kitchen completely on accident...

I'm giving this five stars because the food is really really good. The ambience however could use…read moresome work. It's one very big room with very bright lights. The service was good. The young waitress who served us was very pleasant, but she spoken a very quiet voice. She was hard to hear. The prices were reasonable. And I would definitely go back again.

This review is strictly for the new Wine & Chocolate tasting event. I must start off by saying that…read morethis is their first time doing this type of event, so I expected chaos. It was more organized than I thought, however, if I had paid full price for it I would've been disappointed. They had wine, bourbon, and tequila tastings but I only like white wine & there was very little! The chocolate, well that wasn't much better! Anyway, needless to say, we probably won't rush back to this event. Sorry!

I'm going to tell everyone about an incident that happened to me just two days ago. I was tired of…read morewatching the UofA game and I went to the casino. I got a winner I thought and I went to another machine. While I'm playing the game three of the biggest Indians in suites came over and told me that I would have to give them the money because I didn't win it. Appearantly the security goons at the casino protect invisible customers. They made it clear that I had to give them all my money including everything I brought with me. I couldn't say anything because it's like being in a foreign country. You have no rights on the reservation. They legally strong arm robbed me and I can't even call the police because they don't have any jurisdiction on the reservation Be careful and take friends with you. It was extremely intimidating and scary. I will never trust that group of Indians because of these thugs. Please protect your senior loved ones. They're particularly venerable

Literally THE best restaurant in town, hands down. Food is ALWAYS delicious and Miss Maggie, along…read morewith all of the staff, are amazing.

Although we didn't go for sushi as we had sushi the night before we ordered tempura which was…read moreexcellent actually it wasn't overly battered. It was hot and served nice and crispy. My son ordered the combination tempura and teriyaki and he said they were both excellent. Well, we didn't order sushi. It looked fresh. It looks good. However, the sushi bar was so backed up. The owner actually turned people away for sushi because it would be an hour before they would be served that saying something. The gentleman at the next table said it was worth the wait Unfortunately, I'm headed home so I won't have time to try the sushi, but my son and my sister are going to try it

I've been eating at bamboo garden for YEARS. I have never had a bad meal. Never had bad service. I…read morehad my rehearsal dinner for my wedding here (yes you read that correctly) and everyone loved it. They accommodated allergies and I could relax for a night and enjoy a meal that I knew would be amazing. When I'm sad or just need a break from cooking this is my go to. The moment you walk in you feel welcome. It's locally owned and you can tell they put everything they have into this place. I could list everything I've ever eaten but I'd just be posting the menu at that point (not joking I eat here so much). Eating here for me is like coming home to a family dinner. If you want good quality for price point and amount eat here.

Superb service and great food with fresh ingredients…read more Best veggie eggrolls we have ever eaten. Good pad Thai. You can ask for Tofu instead of meat in menu items if you want. Family owned and managed. Granddaughter has taken over for Grandma. Our new favorite restaurant in Sierra Vista. 2 downsides which do not affect our 5 star rating. They are in dire need of re-upholstering the bench seats. And they need to get their menu online.

The salmon nigiri just meltsssss in your mouth! My favorite is the Salmon love and the Philly roll…read more I love that they also give you complementary Misa soup. My cat sure does love the salmon too! :) My sons favorite is the Las Vegas roll

It was great. Large food portions. Excellent flavor. Great customer service. I will definitely go…read moreagain

Seated promptly, friendly service. Very slow service, but the one waitstaff:hostess seemed to be…read morethe only person working. She did a great job considering and she had quite a few tables. Riesling not very good, but a fair price. Filet ordered medium, a bit more cooked than l think medium should be. Extremely over salted. I would go more often if the food and wine were better.

First of all I want to say that I live 2 minutes away in an adjacent neighborhood. I haven't eaten…read morehere in years, and prefer to drive to green valley/sahuarita which is a 15-20 minute drive, or even Tucson which is a 40-60 minute drive if I want to eat out. That should tell you a lot. The atmosphere and decor is nice, but that's not the main reason you go somewhere to eat. It's for the food. And the food here is subpar, bland, and too expensive for what you get. They need to either overhaul their menu to make sure the foods quality matches the price, or reduce the prices a lot. I doubt either of those things are going to happen.