Bamboo Bistro

I’ve been killing for some pork adobo. This really hit the spot, it gives me a home feeling that I only get from friends home cooking. I was bummed out that it was not all you can eat as advertised, only on the weekends. The waiters were kind and welcoming. They did give an odd feeling because we are from a different ethnicity. I ce they realized we loved the culture and food, the environment changed and even started conversation. We ordered fried chicken for the kids and they loved it, it isn’t Popeyes quality but more home made fried. It still has a decently good flavor. We will be coming in again and trying different menu items. If you’re anything like me and enjoy spicy. Not much spicy food is offered and not much hot sauce. Otherwise, give it a shot and enjoy!

What I like about this place is their catering special. For about 2 years now, for almost all of our parties, we order food from here. It used to be cheaper though, I remember it was only $130 before, then $150, now $190. But then again, can’t complain for the price hike. I love that you get 5 trays of food - 1 option for Beef, Pork, Chicken, Vegetables and Noodles. We always order - Kare-kare, Lechon Kawali, Chicken Afritada, Chopsuey and Pancit Canton. They are always excellent over the phone, and when we pick up the food.

AYCE filipino brunch buffet is a good deal on the weekends but the food selection is somewhat limited. The deal does come with a drink though. Food is excellent!Food: 5/5

Overpriced, they trll you one price on the phone and they charge you more once you get there, the food was cold, run out of certain food fast, some taste funny and a bit obnoxious. Not a good experience.Food: 2/5

I went there on one Saturday for brunch, and it was so crowded. It happened to have an event or something on that day. Lining up for 20 25 mins and waiting for another 10 mins on the food line. The arrangement was all messed up as the people were crossing with each other at the food line. However, the Filipino food they offered was good, and it is worth the price. Overall, it was just too many people in the small buffet like this

Food was great. Did not get the buffet as it's only available on the weekends.Food: 4/5

Super sarap . Great Filipino food. The Kare kare was my favorite. Reasonable price with friendly staff. Their restroom is spotless. I Highly recommend this place.Food: 5/5

No Buffett during our visit. All was a la carte menu. The Crispy Pata is what we enjoyed the most but they only offered the Large order at the time. It was perfectly Crispy as it should be and the flavor was great. The Bangus Sinigang was also great tasting but I got annoyed with the Scales on the fish was left on which I had to avoid consuming the skin. The soup is perfectly Sour seasoned. Their Liempo was a too sweet and had to breakdown the sweetness by dipping into the vinegar sauce. I've had better. We didn’t really care much with the Adobong Sitaw. It didn't meet our expectations. Restrooms were clean and also includes a Tabo by the commode.

My friend took me here for a Filipino brunch and I liked it. The food was good.

Pretty good underrated filipino food place in the valley. And great family sized portions too for a fair price. The lechon kawali was especially crispyRecommended dishesPork Egg Rolls, Lechon Kawali