Inchin's Bamboo Garden

My new favourite restaurant following Saigon Bangkok. Great varied fusion menu, modern/classic decor, friendly waitstaff, affordable prices, clean and new facilities. Can’t wait to come back.

Really great family-style restaurant! The atmosphere, lighting, and decor is phenomenal! The food is second to none I've had in Buffalo so far. Each dish was VERY unique and tasted delicious, even though I went outside my comfort zone and ordered things I normally wouldn't have. Truly delicious! The food is definitely a bit pricy (expect $15-$20 per person) but that's just all restaurants post-covid. The service can get a bit confusing after you're initially served your food (which came out VERY quickly considering we ordered 4 different dishes) but theyre certainly not rude or anything. Just have some patience and be kind with them - they're good people! I absolutely recommend a visit, I hope to eat here again soon!

This place has been here for a while, having replaced my beloved Aro Tapas spanish restaurant a while ago. It's an asian fusion place, sort of like my also dearly departed Fuze Asian Grille near the UB. It has malaysian stuff (Parathas), Indian stuff (curry), Chinese stuff (lo mein), and so on. Eh...the quality and variety of the food is excellent, and the ambience, as you can see, is top notch; the interior of the restaurant looks lovely. But man, it's expensive. I had hakka noodles and chicken, a paratha, chicken momo dumplings, lamb momo dumplings, chicken nuggets they give as kid's meals (haha), as well as VERY interesting and yummy chocolate spring rolls. But it was all pretty expensive...the paratha was 3 dollars, and it was 9 dollars for just 2 chocolate spring rolls with some cream on the side. I would have given this 5 stars if the prices were lower, but as good as the food is, and as much as the region needs a nice asian fusion place, the high prices are killing m