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Ban Bamboo — Restaurant in Philadelphia

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Ban Bamboo
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Nearby attractions
Roxborough Library
6245 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Gorgas Park
6300 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Wissahickon Creek Trailhead
6091-6099 Jannette St, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Gorgas Creek Cave
Philadelphia, PA 19128
Nearby restaurants
New Ridge Brewing Company
6168 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Santucci's Original Square Pizza - Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA
6164 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Barry's Steaks & Hoagies
6216 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Taylor's Cafe
6144 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
White Yak Restaurant
6118 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Tony Burritos California
6148 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Roxyhall Island Cuisine
6139 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Roma's Pizza
6129 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Dream House Asian Bistro
6127 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
Dunkin'
6191 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
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Ban Bamboo

6190 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19128
4.3(80)
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attractions: Roxborough Library, Gorgas Park, Wissahickon Creek Trailhead, Gorgas Creek Cave, restaurants: New Ridge Brewing Company, Santucci's Original Square Pizza - Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA, Barry's Steaks & Hoagies, Taylor's Cafe, White Yak Restaurant, Tony Burritos California, Roxyhall Island Cuisine, Roma's Pizza, Dream House Asian Bistro, Dunkin'
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Featured dishes

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Chicken Wings
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Vegetable Spring Roll
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Pork Dumpling
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Vegetable Dumpling
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Shrimp Roll
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Crab Rangoon
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Tom Yum Soup
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Nearby attractions of Ban Bamboo

Roxborough Library

Gorgas Park

Wissahickon Creek Trailhead

Gorgas Creek Cave

Roxborough Library

Roxborough Library

4.6

(32)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Gorgas Park

Gorgas Park

4.6

(458)

Open 24 hours
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Wissahickon Creek Trailhead

Wissahickon Creek Trailhead

4.8

(87)

Open 24 hours
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Gorgas Creek Cave

Gorgas Creek Cave

4.5

(45)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ban Bamboo

New Ridge Brewing Company

Santucci's Original Square Pizza - Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA

Barry's Steaks & Hoagies

Taylor's Cafe

White Yak Restaurant

Tony Burritos California

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Dunkin'

New Ridge Brewing Company

New Ridge Brewing Company

4.7

(240)

$$

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Santucci's Original Square Pizza - Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA

Santucci's Original Square Pizza - Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA

4.0

(182)

$

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Barry's Steaks & Hoagies

Barry's Steaks & Hoagies

4.5

(295)

$

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Taylor's Cafe

Taylor's Cafe

4.2

(283)

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Russ JohnsonRuss Johnson
First you have to wrestle with the scotch tape holding your napkin around your silverware. But once you have accomplished that, everything is good. The service was excellent, and the food was a little better than average, but definitely made with fresh ingredients and care. This Thai restaurant is at the busy intersection of Leverington Avenue and Ridge Avenue. Parking is free after 6 PM on the street. Amplevseating was open to us and there was a steady takeout business. The decor is definitely all Thai themed with a lot of decent art and the obligatory Buddha statue. I guess you could call the gift shop with jewelry, skirts, scarves, etc. part of the decor as well. Portions were generous, despite what some other reviewers have said. A nice surprise came at the end when they offered us Ube icecream and real mango ice cream, not a sherbet, for dessert.
Jasmine McclainJasmine Mcclain
I was gravely disrespected by the owner once I called them immediately after I found this in my spicy Basil rice. I was hung up on multiple times, and then asked to bring my food all the way back in order to get my money refunded. Once I was there I was chastised and accused of lying. Was told my business was unwanted, even though I respectfully was accommodating, even after I was the one inconvenienced. Been a customer for years. The owner yelled at me saying that I have never been there before like that has anything to do with conducting your business properly in front of several people waiting.
Miranda ChangMiranda Chang
We went to Ban Bamboo for dinner and had a mediocre experience. We had the fried tofu appetizer, which was the standard, flavorless frozen tofu triangles. Would not get again. For my main, I had green curry, which was the consistency of soup. I have never had a curry that was so thin. My photo doesn’t do it justice… I wish I had taken a video. The flavor was pretty good but it was hard to enjoy after dumping rice in to try to get it to a consistency that I could eat. My husband had the spicy noodles, which I tried, and they had a nice flavor.
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First you have to wrestle with the scotch tape holding your napkin around your silverware. But once you have accomplished that, everything is good. The service was excellent, and the food was a little better than average, but definitely made with fresh ingredients and care. This Thai restaurant is at the busy intersection of Leverington Avenue and Ridge Avenue. Parking is free after 6 PM on the street. Amplevseating was open to us and there was a steady takeout business. The decor is definitely all Thai themed with a lot of decent art and the obligatory Buddha statue. I guess you could call the gift shop with jewelry, skirts, scarves, etc. part of the decor as well. Portions were generous, despite what some other reviewers have said. A nice surprise came at the end when they offered us Ube icecream and real mango ice cream, not a sherbet, for dessert.
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I was gravely disrespected by the owner once I called them immediately after I found this in my spicy Basil rice. I was hung up on multiple times, and then asked to bring my food all the way back in order to get my money refunded. Once I was there I was chastised and accused of lying. Was told my business was unwanted, even though I respectfully was accommodating, even after I was the one inconvenienced. Been a customer for years. The owner yelled at me saying that I have never been there before like that has anything to do with conducting your business properly in front of several people waiting.
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We went to Ban Bamboo for dinner and had a mediocre experience. We had the fried tofu appetizer, which was the standard, flavorless frozen tofu triangles. Would not get again. For my main, I had green curry, which was the consistency of soup. I have never had a curry that was so thin. My photo doesn’t do it justice… I wish I had taken a video. The flavor was pretty good but it was hard to enjoy after dumping rice in to try to get it to a consistency that I could eat. My husband had the spicy noodles, which I tried, and they had a nice flavor.
Miranda Chang

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Reviews of Ban Bamboo

4.3
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5.0
4y

WOW. WOW. WOW.

Ban Bamboo is the BEST thai food restaurant you will find in Philadelphia. The flavor and bright color of the food, the exotic decor and friendly service won my 5 stars review.

My boyfriend and I were in the neighborhood and we walked in around 8:30, hoping to get a takeout order as the sign showed they close at 9. Soon as we walked in, we were greeted with appetizing aroma from the kitchen. The server offered us a menu with pictures to help with our decision making (everything on the menu looks so good!)

We ended up ordering Tom Yum Soup w/ Vegetables $4.95 Fried Wonton $5.95 Som Tum Gai Yang $17.95 Pad Thai w/ Shrimp $15.95

The server was so kind and patient. He took his time to explain the difference between Thai and Laos papaya salad, which comes in Som Tum Gai Yang. ( T is milder and L is spicier w/ more fish sauce taste) He mentioned that the BOH staff only eat what they cook, so their food is just as authentic as what you’ll find in their kitchen. (the spiciness is also the same as how they like it)

What came to my surprise was, even though they were closing in 15 mins, the server still asked if we’d like to dine in! He checked with the kitchen staff and they had no problem with us staying after closing time. (We did takeout anyway)

Needless to say, the food was AMAZING! Soup had a nice balance of sourness and spiciness. Fried wonton was golden and crispy ( they cut out 2 holes on the takeout box so it didn’t turn soggy) Som Tum Gai Yang came with a bag of sticky rice, well seasoned roasted chicken and a big portion of papaya salad. Shrimp Pad Thai was delicious and enough for two!

I can’t wait to go back for dine in and i’d 100% recommend this place for anyone who’s a...

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5.0
1y

For years I lived two blocks from this place and relied on its DELICIOUS food to get me through late nights as a graduate student.

This is a family-run joint and the Thai food here is INCREDIBLE for the price and considering how peripheral the location is (vs. downtown Philly). I have lived in NYC, Bay Area, D.C., Boston, Providence RI, and I have NEVER experienced a depth of flavor and consistency like I did at Ban Bamboo. I felt so blessed that I was literally steps away from THE BEST take-out Thai I've ever had. People whine about service/wait times -- that's what happens when you're the only spot for miles serving delicious Thai food! These are working people and they deserve even more business than they get. I almost tried to bribe the cook to share some recipes before I moved away -- IT'S THAT GOOD. Stop reading this review and order...

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5.0
16w

First you have to wrestle with the scotch tape holding your napkin around your silverware. But once you have accomplished that, everything is good.

The service was excellent, and the food was a little better than average, but definitely made with fresh ingredients and care.

This Thai restaurant is at the busy intersection of Leverington Avenue and Ridge Avenue. Parking is free after 6 PM on the street.

Amplevseating was open to us and there was a steady takeout business. The decor is definitely all Thai themed with a lot of decent art and the obligatory Buddha statue. I guess you could call the gift shop with jewelry, skirts, scarves, etc. part of the decor as well.

Portions were generous, despite what some other reviewers have said.

A nice surprise came at the end when they offered us Ube icecream and real mango ice cream, not a sherbet,...

   Read more
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