Chicken & Rice Soup heart warming. Broth was outstanding!…read more Next time I'll ask for scallions. I especially loved they gave me the option of separating the rice and broth. (Picky eater)

"Never give up, and good luck will find you". Was glad to find this place. Doesn't seem much for…read moretake-in, the dining room was empty but the pickup line was a revolving door. Hit some of the old standbys -- chicken with broccoli, crab rangoons, lo mein and won ton soup. They were able to accommodate my request for lo mein without onions which is a good sign for its freshness. Chicken had a nice tang -- maybe from soy sauce or a rice wine vinegar. Soup was a tad bland but had nice chunks of pork. I'll be back and now can't stop thinking of Falkor the luck dragon!

DO NOT order from here. I waited for my order for over 2 hours and had to cancel. Their phone…read morenumber doesnt work so you cant even call them

The restaurant has changed and I will start looking for another place. After some 12+ years, it is…read moreobvious someone else took over the cooking. Dexter wouldn't make what we had yesterday nor would he approve. The Sichuan chicken had no resemblance to anything I've ever seen. Barely any chicken(next to none) and the chicken that was there, were pencil thin strips mixed with overloads of onions and peppers and an unrecognizable sauce that made the dish into a sloppy soup. The rice grains in the fried rice are so small that they make a good baby food. So much sauce it is more like cement. This was my last meal here unless I read things changed. Sorry.

Huh! Did I not review my aces, in Simon @ & Fanny!?…read more Not only does the staff deliver in taste, but in kindness, respectfulness, but all around goodness. Let's show them Randolph local love My usual, veg dragon Maki, spring roll, and chicken Teriyaki. Demolition!!

My wife and I stayed in Brockton recently for a nearby concert and decided to just wander around…read morethe area looking for food. We came across this little Chinese spot and decided to stop in. Boy, am i glad we did because the food here is excellent! First off, when I walked in, I was greeted with a smile from both of the employees, who were happy to take my order and even helped me save some cash, by offering the combo. (The combos are a steal for the amount of food you get). The place is very clean and surprisingly elegant for a Chinese takeout. I always say you can judge a Chinese takeout spot by its soup and let me tell you, the wonton soup is some of the best I ever had. The wonton has a nice bite to it and is packed with flavor. The broth is also seasoned very nicely and comes with large delicious roast pork strips. I ordered two more to go after eating here - it was THAT good. (As a side note, they also reheated very well and retained the aforementioned bite without getting mushy - it was a delight). My combo was General Tso's with beef teriyaki with white rice. We have some amazing Chinese food in New York, but the beef sticks here were beyond words. Everything was just so flavorful, I loved it so much. I WILL say that the appetizers on their own are priced way too high for what they are - higher than I've ever seen at any Chinese restaurant. HOWEVER, the combos are such a great deal that it doesn't even matter. Get the combo. You won't regret it. Oh and also they have what tastes like in-house duck sauce that was lusciously smooth and sweet. It didn't necessarily go with what I ordered, but next time I'm going to get spare ribs, because that duck sauce is to die for. All in all, if I'm ever in the Brockton/Easton area again, I am making a special stop over at Bamboo Cafe.

Great food at prices! Friendly, courteous and polite service! I won't go anywhere else!read more

I wondered whether, like the chopstick, this seemingly simple storefront echoed the community,…read moreharmony and other symbols the chopstick has come to represent. This family-owned place (tradition) is takeout focused, so upon entering you walk up to a counter spanning the length of it with a menu up above. The kitchen is on full display right behind the counter with a community of individuals working feverishly to churn out specialities. They run a tight ship -- the gentleness in taking your order can turn into shouting to ensure that your order is heard and processed quickly. The chicken in our sweet and sour hid in the mass of breading (maybe it was scared) - it's a shame because we only had a hint of flavor. My broccoli was more friendly -- cooked well but drowned a bit in the brown sauce. I was also searching for some larger chunks of pork or vegetables in my fried rice to enhance the flavor. There you have it -- tradition, community, gentleness -- they are doing the chopstick proud. Hoping next time they can make a few tweaks in the kitchen and bring some excitement to my chopsticks.

Got lo mein here once for take out…read more Wasn't too great, kind of too oily, gave me a stomach ache. Not horrible but not great not sure I'd return to try anything else

Great service. The food was hot and delicious. Ok I guess I…read morecan't post unless I use 85 characters. What more can I say.

Wanted to try something new in the area and support businesses but not a good experience…read moreunfortunately. Ordered wings, egg foo young and shrimp fried rice. Chicken wings OMG!! very very salty. If you don't have high blood pressure, you will. SMH

Ordered poo poo platter for two came with no crab raccoons had no fortune cookies they suck house…read morefried rice was probably from this morning

This was our first time back to GG in a couple of years - yikes! And not gonna lie, it was…read moredisappointing. We had takeout, which was packed carefully and packaged as neatly as ever - the hot items in one bag, the cold items in another bag -to make it home in a reasonable time. Where things went wrong: Chicken Teriyaki skewers had zero teriyaki glaze and instead were coated - WELL COATED - in a non-removeable green curry covering. There was absolutely no connection between these skewers and teriyaki. None of us cares for curry, so that was trashed since the cat sat back and said "absolutely not!" Pad Thai with the Chicken and Shrimp option had two (2) medium shrimp, so I guess that counts as multiple shrimp . . . the chicken was dry but at least it was plain, no curry. However, unlike the well coated curried skewers, there was virtually no Pad Thai sauce. The sauce that makes the bland rice noodles come to life was MIA. After much discussion and pulling the stuck together noodles apart, we did think that a very scant spoonful of sauce had been added to the very center of the container, making it a bit more Pad Thai-ish than the bare noodles in the other 2/3 of the takeout container. Pulled out the chicken bits and those two shrimp and trashed the rice noodles because I didn't even have a store-bought packet of Pad Thai sauce on hand to zhush it up! On the cold side, the go-to order of sushi Chirashi was good, fortunately because we were down two dishes out of three! Note to self: live and learn, keep to the Japanese side of the menu, and stop expecting a restaurant to do more than one style of cooking well, it never happens the way you hope it will!

I went to Gourmet Garden last night. And let me tell you the food was fantastic. Whoever is in the…read morekitchen creating their Chinese food has really put their heart and soul into it. It was really great. I am a white woman raised by white parents. In the 80s my dad went rogue into taekwondo for a black belt and immersed himself fully in the culture. He began making Szechuan food. I've eaten a lot of Chinese and Asian food and i don't usually go for it because there's so much bad and greasy. I prefer Japanese, usually, but when my dad started cooking Szechuan, we tried a wide variety of very authentic restaurants in Boston Chinatown, I know what I'm eating. This one hits the mark. We tried three things for range and shared. A beautiful rare black pepper and sesame seared tuna over salad, with super fresh fish, the level of pepper was on point. It was great. We had the pu pu platter for one which was a ton of food and delicious. The spare ribs were tender, the marinade on the chicken wings was so nice and the crab Rangoon were little fatties and fully stuffed with the perfect blend of crab and cream. We had the crazy chow fun (foon) with beef but without the spiciness so it was regular beef chow fun. Again the meat was tender and the wide noodles had the right amount of sauce. I had a scorpion bowl, it hit. I've seen some ugly reviews on here and honestly think two of the people whose last names start with S worked together on bashing this place, not cool Brian and Jen. Take out food will always be compromised by packing it, steam and travel. Don't judge food like that. This is the place for a fun first date, get a scorpion bowl for two. Get lit and share the Pu Pu platter to start. Check your compatibility on the old school Chinese zodiac placemat, love this. The ambiance is sultry red and dimly lit. People were definitely enjoying themselves. Gave me all the feels and memories of dark lounges, dens of iniquity, red lamps of my twenties. Ahhh...miss that time. I'm a hard sell. Gourmet garden is really good, and you should go. This is something I have should have enjoyed many times over by now.

1 x Pu Pu Platter For Two PU PU PLATTER…read more Choice of Teriyaki: Beef Teriyaki $31.95 1 x House Special Egg Foo Yong EGG FOO YONG $12.95 FREE ITEM: Free 2 Can Soda Subtotal: $44.90 Convenience Fee: $1.75 Tax: $2.81 Paid Online: $49.46 Above is what I purchased yesterday online from Cafe Asia. My son went in the restaurant to pick up the order. I did not notice until we reached home that he did not have the 2 cans of soda which I had selected as "free" items. I called the restaurant to let them know the mistake. The lady who answered was very rude and said I got free rice with the Pu Pu Platter for two. However the menu includes the rice with the platter. It's not the fact that I didn't get the sodas as indicated on the receipt because I could easily purchase sodas. The fact that the representative lied and was not concerned about good customer service and would not admit a mistake. My family has bought food from Cafe Asia for over 15 years as we live less than a mile away. But they are now on my "NEVER WILL I EVER" list from this day forward.

This is a great Chinese restaurant. It's takeout only, which is a shame because their food is so…read moregood they would pack a large restaurant full of customers every night. They even do a better Pad Thai than some Thai places. Generous portions as well. I am fortunate to have them close by for delivery.