The lo mein wasn't it. Not a lot of flavor to it. Pretty bland. The beef cuts themselves were…read morecompletely flavorless. The general tso's chicken was good, had a bit of a kick to it. I hate spicy food and it wasn't bad. Just a tad hot but they did well balancing the flavor. The egg drop soup was probably the top 5 renditions of it that I have had. It was a little more watery than most egg drop soup but still very good. Usually egg drop soup is too salty but this was great. The rice was like Spanish rice more than fried rice. I don't care for it. Bland and flavorless. Overall, I'd choose Peking over this place for nearly the same price and better food. Also there's good seating there and not so much here. I think it just depends on what you get

Service is prompt and friendly love the cinemas spare ribs hot and sour soup is very spicy.read more

Clean, fast traditional Chinese! Their shrimp foo young is really tasty. I usually get the mei fun…read moreand their wonton soup has good flavor. I bought some cool chopsticks last time too!

Food never disappoints here. My family favorites are the honey chicken, Szechuan chicken, and…read morevegetable lo mein! 10/10 recommend, and the staff is always nice!

The Bamboo Chinese Restaurant is a gem!…read more I ordered the Beef Broccoli. The Beef Broccoli is awesome and was cooked just right! Also, I didn't expect that the restaurant would give me some cream cheese Rangoon as my appetizer with my meal. I am looking forward to coming back to Bamboo Chinese the next time I am back in town.

The quality of the food has drastically gone down while prices have continued to rise. My husband…read moreand I ordered several different items. Everything tasted like it had been cooked in old oil. It was very disappointing considering how much we spent. That will be the last time we order from them.

I had not been to West Lake in a long time. What a waste of time and money. The Kung Pao Chicken…read morewas very lacking in flavor and had only a few pieces of chicken. It was not prepared with the correct ingredients. The vegetable fried rice had very few vegetables - a few peas and carrots, and a very small amount of cabbage and bean sprouts. Lacking in any seasoning whatsoever. I will not be returning. The only reason that I got food there in the first place is because I happened to be nearby.

Nice local place, food was delicious and service was excellent. Got the Szechuan beef and great…read moreflavor & decent portion. Been looking for a good local Chinese place and tried a few around and seem to be going here lately

Food is always amazing. This is our go to spot for great Chinese food! Service is usually quick as…read morewell.

I rarely write reviews unless a place truly blows me away or completely lets me down. I ordered…read morefrom Hong Kong for dinner, and I'm not going to hold back like some reviews do. This was hands down the WORST Chinese food I've had in years. The General Tso's chicken was very old and reheated, most definitely stale overcooked dry pieces that looked like they'd been sitting around far too long before getting a lazy sauce toss. Proper General Tso's should be crispy, freshly fried, and coated in sauce. Here? Barely any sauce AT ALL on a "large" platter. As you can see in the photo, most of it is pooled uselessly at the bottom of the container, leaving the chicken looking sad and underdressed. Then I paid extra to upgrade from white rice to fried rice... and got straight-up steamed rice dyed yellow with a handful of peas and carrots thrown in. No wok hei, no char, no oil sheen, nothing resembling actual fried rice. It was lazy and insulting. Cutting corners like this isn't just disappointing; it's KILLING your business. When you treat customers bad buy serving us horrible food in an already tough economy; we will for sure let you know and a matter of fact we are letting EVERYONE know. Which is why we left this review here. SAVE YOUR COINS AND KEEP SEARCHING FOR THE NEXT CHINESE RESTAURANT! Zero Stars.

I came here for a lunch takeout during the weeekday. I got the general tso chicken ($12) with fried…read morerice and egg drop soup. This lunch special provided a lot of food and some good food. The egg drop soup was very good! Fried rice was solid and the general tso chicken had a good fried coating and the sauce was just right! Fantastic value and great food during lunch! I would definitely come back! Food(50%):8.0 Staff/service(25%): 8.0 Value(25%):9.5 Overall: 8.4/10

I'm surprised this restaurant has 4-stars. I used to go to Peking many many years ago before it…read morewas in the Short Pump area, and the last time I went to Peking was probably 7 or 8 years ago. It sure isn't the good food I remembered. I believe the original was on Grove where EAT Partner's Beijing on Grove is now located. I stopped in for a take-out order. I ordered Gen Tso's Chicken, hot and sour soup, fried rice, pork lo mein and a shrimp spring roll. The General Tso's chicken was awful. The chicken was a mushy clump of cubed, fried chicken. The chicken was no longer crisp (I've brought home or had delivered Gen Tso's and Orange Chicken in which the batter was still crisp, so no excuse for this when I was only about 3 miles from home). The chicken was swimming in a thick, overly sweet sauce that had WAY too much cornstarch. The fried rice *looked* like it would be good, but I have a feeling the dark color was mostly from dark/black soy sauce which mostly gives color to a dish. The rice was literally tasteless. I had to add some low-sodium soy to give it some flavor. The pork lo mein was equally as tasteless as the fried rice. The slices of roast pork were so dry that without dipping it into some sauce (which looked like extra oil on the bottom of the container), it got stuck in my throat. I make my own roast pork for making my own egg rolls and it's a ton more flavorful than this was. The shrimp roll has some shrimp in it, though I couldn't really taste it. Biting into the spring roll released a bunch of oil onto the wrapper. Not very appetizing. The ONLY decent thing in the order was the hot and sour soup. It had a good balance of heat, and vinegar. I think I tasted some bamboo shoots, and there may have been some mushrooms, but really good hot & sour (like I've had in Chinatown in NY, San Francisco and Washington D.C.) has tree ear mushrooms (also known as black fungus), dried lily flowers, and other ingredients that I didn't see or taste in this soup. But it was NOT too thick which was great as some restaurants use too much cornstarch. This was a lunch combo (Gen Tso, fried rice, hot and sour soup) and the lo mein and shrimp roll was separate. All in all, the total was just over $24 and definitely not worth it. I can't see going back to this restaurant again.

I haven't been to this restaurant in 15 years! My friend Mia, one of my great friends, suggested we…read morego here for our lunch outing! The chicken was seasoned perfectly and moist. The lettuce itself was fresh and crisp. The lemon drop was delicious with just the right amount of Ketel One.

P F Chang has always been one of my favorite chain restaurant places to dine. Over the past few…read moreyears, I have not really eaten there that often & now I am hopeful to be able to dine there more frequently. The food still tastes fresh. I absolutely enjoy every dish I had on this visit, as well as, the super creative cocktail I ordered. I had received a promotional coupon in my email, which I used for this visit. And being able to have a budget friendly dinner that was also delicious was truly icing on the cake for me. Our server, Nate[Nathaniel] was courteous, friendly, extremely competent & made wonderful menu suggestions. I ordered the Hot & Sour Soup as my appetizer. P F Chang's Hot & Sour soup is my favorite of all the soups I have tried & believe me I have tried ALOT of Hot & Sour Soup. I had the Crispy Honey Shrimp with white rice as my Entree. It was absolutely delightful. The portion size was such that I had ample leftovers post dinner. This dish was still very tasty on reheating. For my cocktail, I had the Buddha Mai Tai. The presentation was lovely. The drink was vibrant & citrusy & the flavors meshed together well & delivered a very mellow drinking experience. Overall, I, once again, had a great time dining at P F Chang. I look forward to returning to try even more menu items.

Poor customer service Improper handling of food…read more Not clean compared to other Bon Chon restaurants The cheat on Portions compared to other bon chon restaurant. Will never use them again

Saturday 1:44pm…read more3/8/25 I needed some wings in my life today. Decided on Bonchon because of their flavorful soy garlic wings. I also ordered rice and kimchi. I've eaten here at the Bell Creek location many times but this is the first time I actually dined in . I usually take it home. As soon as I walked in, I noticed the wait by the window and it was pretty busy so I decided to ask about seating. When he said there was only two people working I decided to place a to go order, but he said he could get a table cleaned off for me and did so immediately . So I stayed. He was very nice and accommodating. Much appreciated. In the dining room picture you see a lot of seating but it says there's only two people working. They have to limit the very understandable. Serving of rice and kimchi seems to be bigger when you dine and then when you get it to go, so that's good to know. Everything is delicious as usual. A family friendly or nice meal with your boo. The atmosphere is good for everyone.