3.1
10 reviews
50% will return
Inchin's Bamboo Garden
925 West Royal Lane, Irving, TX
Indo-Chinese$$
Halal summary
Staff has given verbal assurance of halal status.. All franchise locations are mandated to use zabihah halal meat.
Fully halal
No alcohol served
About Inchin's Bamboo Garden
Inchin's is a combination of the words Indian and Chinese. This truly describes our cuisine. Since Calcutta played a very important part in the development of Chinese cuisine in India, it is here that our food is inspired from. In today's Global Cuisine trend ours is a fusion of many far eastern cuisines. Some of the dishes are inspired by Malaysian cooking which in turn is influenced by Indian and Chinese cooking styles. It was a natural follow through that we also introduced Thai cuisine as part of our menu in order to keep to the Pan Asian concept.
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Hours
Monday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Tuesday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Wednesday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Thursday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Amenities
Parking space
To-go
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Location
925 West Royal Lane, Irving, TX
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Joe Smith
Sep 5, 2015•29 reviews
2
The employees seemed nice & friendly, but the food isn\'t all that spectacular.
Would not return
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Sh A
Sep 29, 2013•33 reviews
5
excellent food and service
Would return
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Imran Bharde
Sep 3, 2013•4 reviews
4
Excellent chinese food with a touch of indian flavor with some dishes. The chicken lo mein and chili chicken are the best i have had anywhere in dfw. Prices for entrées is a little steep but food taste and quality is great. Appetizers are way over priced though and portions are very small. Overall great ambiance and tasty food
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Sajeel Qureshi
Jun 8, 2013•16 reviews
1
Nope. That's all I can say. Go there, spend $20 and then make our own food at home because you're still hungry. Fishstickeater knows best!
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Ibn Fooduta
May 18, 2013•329 reviews
4
waitress said they had a halal certificate and that all meat was halal. We tried the pepper shrimp appetizer. It was spicy and good. The hakka noodles were also delicious except the salt was on the high side. The fish bok choy was an absolute fail. Just plain old salty and the sauce was weird. The prices are definitely on the high side, but given the decor and atmosphere of the restaurant, not too expensive. They do have a full bar where they serve alcohol. I wouldn't mind coming here on a special occasion or for a lunch special to try some different dishes.
Would return
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azim haque
Apr 14, 2013•186 reviews
2
this place is no worse than the plano location. food very garlicly. all the the paint from the walls smelled like lead. very uncomfortable place to eat.
Would not return