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    Bamboo House

    3.9 (137 reviews)
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    Rachel J.

    Peking duck was definitely the highlight of our meal! We enjoyed how crispy and juicy it was, and we loved how the dish came with the duck soup. Our second favorite was the Chinese Vegetable Stir-fry (green bean, eggplant, potato, bell pepper). The mapo tofu was not too spicy, but was very numbing after a couple of bites. The portions were really big, making it a great spot for family style meals.

    Peking Duck
    Audrey S.

    Ordered peking duck and one vegetable dish, was perfect for two people and even took leftovers home. Total was about 50 dollars, which was a great value. Service was fast and there was no wait to get seated on a sunday afternoon. Ample parking. Food was good.

    Outstanding duck soup
    LeeAnne W.

    I am so happy that we were finally able to eat at Bamboo House in Plano. My husband ordered a cup of the egg drop soup and the cashew chicken. I ordered the half-peking duck that came with all of the fixings and duck soup. My husband thought the cashew chicken could use more seasoning but I mentioned that often the chicken does not absorb seasonings as well as pork or beef and that the chicken dish tasted very "clean" to me. I am very sensitive to processed food additives and nothing I tried made me react. His egg drop soup was superb. This was my first try of Peking duck and I just loved it and enjoyed using the crepes to wrap the meat and crispy skin with the cucumber, cabbage, hoisin sauce and plum sauce. Very nice sensory sensation by using the hands. Love that! I found the service to be very efficent and attentive. The bell you ring at the table is an excellent idea and can barely be heard by the customers. I find this to be way more efficient than someone stopping by and checking on you when you aren't in need of anything. They also bring much of the food out on carts and man when those carts are rolling past your table, you find yourself gawking at the dishes and having a bit of entree envy! The portions are HUGE and the pricing seems fair for what you get. The restaurant was very clean and the decor was pretty hip. I plan to return!

    Winnie C.

    Portions are humongous. I think biggest portions in any DFW Asian restaurant I've been twice so far so feel like it's time to give a review. First time I went I felt like the food was ok the duck was ok, but man I went recently and boy did the duck hit on all marks. The skin was so crispy and everything was tasty and fresh. The soup traditionally is good but really shined at Bamboo House. The white pepper was the perfect amount, I even took some home it was that good. Definitely get the duck. The spicy fried Mala chicken was good but i don't know if I'd get it again, I prefer less Mala TBH so if you like the lemon numbness of Mala you will love this. Honey walnut shrimp was great and huge portions, again portions here NEVER miss Get the egg tofu mushroom dish, amazing. Fried rice is decent, above average I think. Personally I think most fried rice at the Asian restaurants are mid, can't beat home cooked fried rice Garlic pea sprouts are a yes Service is actually pretty good Place is pretty clean too If you've only been once I recommend giving it another chance I'll be back

    Martin K.

    Went for my birthday dinner and had an excellent Peking Duck. Super crispy skin, delicate pancakes/crepes, and delicious duck meat, plus tasty duck soup as an appetizer. Couldn't have asked for a better birthday meal!

    Henry P.

    We stopped by and visited our long time family friends and they brought us here The good and customer service was great Will definitely be back when visiting from hawaii

    Peking duck
    Tiffany N.

    DFW is limited in Peking duck, but this place definitely takes the crown for it out of all the places that does serve Peking duck in DFW. The Chinese food is also really delicious too! We love the kungpao chicken, honey walnut shrimp and the soup that goes along with the Peking duck when you order it is fantastic too! Highly recommend!

    Peking duck (half)
    Jingwen Z.

    The food here was authentic and satisfied my craving for good Chinese food. Three of us split a half roast duck, fish filet in sour cabbage soup, and sweet potato in salted egg yolk, and we had plenty of leftovers. The food is flavorful, the soup spicy but not overwhelmingly so, and the duck came with everything you need to make duck wraps (the traditional way) along with a bowl of soup made from duck bones and leftover meat. It was delicious. I liked the sweet potato (not pictured) less than I thought - it was drier than I would have expected, and I felt like it was trying to masquerade as french fries, not the dry-stir-fried traditional dish that it truly is. The ambiance is decent, though not without its areas for improvement (namely the bathroom). That would not deter me from going back for the food, though.

    Pea shoots
    Elaine M.

    When your favorite foodie uncle is visiting from out of town, this is the place place to bring him! This restaurant specializes in Shanghainese dishes that you can rarely find in this area. Just by the beauty of the dishes you can tell they are delicious. Trust me, the food was amazing. Check out my photos below. We got 2 orders of the duck plus the really thin pancake to make your own duck wrap, duck soup, mixed soup with noodles made of tofu, pea sprouts sautee in garlic, beef tongue (so tender and flavorful!), pepper steak, soup with pork ribs and tofu knots... The thin wrappers for the duck is special! It's rare to find that here in this area. Most places have the steamed bun (mantou). Only complaint is that my uncle ordered two very traditional Shanghainese dishes that were not available so he'll have to return the next time he visits. We had a party of 9 and got a large round table and everyone was seated comfortably with elbow room so this place is great for larger gatherings. Though if you have a small party 4 or less, the front room has smaller tables to accommodate.

    Salted fish
    Hoa L.

    Came for dinner on a Sunday evening. It was half full around 5pm. Restaurant is in a multi-story business shopping center. It was a few minutes to get a large table but once seated it was easy to order and the food came out quickly. Ordering Peking duck came with a soup that was served almost immediately. Then, two plates with all the additions (wrap, onion, sauces, cucumber) were served. The soup was enough for about 10 people and included napa cabbage and duck bones. It was flavorful and light. The Peking done was served perfectly soft, crispy, and flab The crispy fish was tasty and the snow pea leaves fresh and the portons were very large. The walnut shrimp tasted good and also a good portion. Prices were high, ranging $15-20 for entrees and $50-60 for special dishes. I recommend bringing a good sized group for sharing to be able to get some of these larger items. Note this is not fine dining as they put a plastic container of water and cups on the table. That's great for families to self-serve.

    Caroline Z.

    Peking Duck, Big Plate Chicken with Handmade Noodles This was awesome! The Peking duck was pretty good, skin was decently crispy. I always prefer the buns over the thin rolls, but this was still yummy. The duck soup was pretty good! The big plate chicken with handmade noodles was fantastic. Definitely worth ordering extra noodles with this dish! Was a little too much chicken for me, became overwhelming. But hey, too much food is never a bad problem!

    Lobster with noodles
    Allen S.

    This place is . Prepare to wait during peak dinner time but it is worth it. They turn the tables over and bring the food out pretty quickly even with a full house. If I had to guess by the buttons on the table, it probably used to be a Korean restaurant? Anyways - come in expecting a fairly lively atmosphere with a little dated decor. But the important part is they absolutely nail it on the food! My wife can finally have her lobster with noodles (don't see too many places in DFW serving it that way?) I can have my Peking duck - life is good. But what makes it even better? The eggplant appetizer - If you're gangster enough to eat century eggs and hot peppers with your eggplant, this place pulls it off real well! Just the right amount of heat and it comes in a good size bowl for being labeled an appetizer. Sheesh! If you're feeling adventurous and don't mind chicken bones/oily/spicy check out AP6. Portions are generous and tables are good size so bring the family! Pro tip - even if you only order a half peking duck, it comes with a soup. It is available with crepes which are better and less filling IMO. Their duck blows tian tian's out of the water!

    Peking Duck (Full) - this more than fed four of us!
    Kaitlyn S.

    Don't sleep on this new spot! I saw it on Instagram and we immediately booked a double date. PROS: The food! The service! The ambiance! Truly no negatives here. From the front desk to the service we had a blast! The food was fantastic. We tried: ** Peking duck ** Fried Crab **Spring Rolls **Crab Rangoon ** Passionfruit Tea They appear to have just opened and it was very nicely decorated and appropriate to the price point. Ambiance is casual but also a fun spot to dress up just because! CONs: There's a weird bell that appears to ding but we couldn't figure out why. It flashes tae numbers on a screen for the staff. So, be kind of you hear it. It helps them! RECS: Get there early. I don't believe they take reservations. We showed up at 6 and they sat us super quickly! When we left around 8, the line and wait looked quite long.

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    Large portions but over cooked wonton soup was huge couldn't finish it and they give you a lot of steamed rice.

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    Ask the Community - Bamboo House

    Is the Peking Duck carve at table side?

    No. When the Peking Duck arrives at table it's already carved.

    Do they serve wine?

    No why would they.

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