Bamboo House — Restaurant in Indianapolis

In the Chinatown of today, you can find almost any type of food, from dim sum and dumplings to hotpots and noodle soups over a variety of styles. However, there’s only one thing that’s been missing – authentic regional Chinese food.

Sure, it may not look like much, but Bamboo House serves up refined versions of the classics with dedication and care. Think clean flavours, more flavourful meat, delicate preparation and more attention to presentation than your usual Chinatown restaurant.

With Bamboo House, you can finally choose dishes from all over the country at one go – whether you want to go a la carte or pick off the buffet when the family is around.

Ratings 1-5 in match terms as follows.

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Tried this place on recommendations and I must have been a victim of a prank! Ordered simple dishes house special lo mein shrimp fried rice fried biscuits simple dishes. Well where to start ordered the lo mein with no vegetables and of course it was loaded with them. Biscuits were at a loss of word for these fried grease bombs the oil taste almost overpowered the taste of the ahem "sugar" the fried rice shared the one thing with the other food NO FLAVOR!!! I did order the food from Uber but that has no bearing on the lack of flavor, messed up lo mein and biscuits. Actually have nothing wrong with Uber they delivered early. 👌 My advice is to find another restaurant. That still leaves me searching for Chinese food in Broad Ripple grr.*edit * should have read reviews on here...

Bamboo House is a pretty basic Chinese restaurant focused mostly on carry-out orders, although there is plenty of seating in the "spartan" dining area. The food was typically priced but the portions were large and reasonably tasty. The onions in my fried rice could have been cooked a bit more but the Buddhist Delight vegetables were cooked nicely and the sauce was good.

Oddly, although we ate in, food was served in carry-out dishes with paper plates and plastic forks. The atmosphere was also a bit odd, with an Indian TV station playing in a Chinese restaurant. The bathroom was clean as was the dining area for the most part, although the chairs were a little sticky.

Overall, it was adequate but...