Bamboo Garden

This place was awesome! Food was super fresh and portions were large. Had the summer roll, wonton soup, chicken pad Thai and Pad Grao (bad spelling… it was a spicy chicken with pepper and onion and basil). And sweet melon rice. Server was very friendly and food was fast and so tasty. Definitely will become a regular spot!

Food is usually good, seemingly really good on first visit a year ago when they accommodated allergies.
However, the last visit was my last. The owners always recognized us when we arrived since we visit a couple times a month, to point they would recite our allergy warnings to us before we had a chance to do it for them on every visit, like a ‘I hear ya, no soy, teriyaki, or wheat noodles,’ type of conversation when ordering.
So when we got our food and ate off of it, I felt a thick noodle in my mouth and spit it out. I then looked through my food and could see more pieces of short noodles in soup, rice, and throughout our plates.
When mentioning it to owner and her acknowledging we are allergic to them, and showed her the numerous noodle pieces we picked out of our food, she quickly picked up noodles we set on table with her hands, put it back on our plates still full of food in front of us, stated ‘oh, no biggie, just little bit of noodle, no worry,’ and started taking away the plates quickly. She would usually ask us if we wanted to-​go boxes if we didn’t eat all our food, but not this time. She walked away and we sat there wondering if she was going to bring us new meals, yet she brought the tab instead with all meals still on it. We mentioned our disappointment and she disregarded it as anything serious. If you do not have any allergies, I think you will enjoy the food and portion sizes.

Really terrible. The best Thai restaurant in town closed and this had good reviews, so we thought we would give it a try. This food was bland and SO greasy. I have no idea where the good reviews came from, but we ordered the Red Curry, Green Curry and Pad Thai and all of them were horrible.

Went for the first time today and it was so good ! I ordered the chicken pad Thai and my husband ordered sesame chicken. The food came out fresh and tasted awesome. Do your self a favor and get the honey dew boba tea and or a Thai ice tea. Service was amazing! The lady that took care of us was so friendly she even gave my husband extra rice for his left overs ! Wonderful place to get your Chinese and or Thai fix. We will definitely be back !

Biggest egg rolls I’ve ever seen in my life! Definitely one of the best spots in Sierra Vista to get Asian cuisine. Although their red curry is a little bland compared to other restaurants I’ve had.
This place simply deserves 4 Stars because it’s Sierra Vista, and we all know Sierra Vista doesn’t have much to offer.

Not very good at all.
Service was just ok. I ordered the shrimp pad thai extra spicy. It came out with chili paste on the side. I guess this is a do it yourself type of place?
The fortune cookies were so stale I literally took the fortune out without breaking the cookie.
Will not return.

Holy Thai Food!
This place looks a little run down on the outside, but that usually means homemade goodness awaits you inside. And this place did not disappoint. Very good.
We both got boba drinks, shared an order of crispy egg rolls, and then shared the thai green curry with beef, and the spicy thai fried rice (with a mix of different meats and shrimp). The main courses were excellent, however a little spicier than we bargained for. The menu said these items were spicy– and they weren’t lying! It wasn’t sweat inducing, but whew, I went through a few glasses of water. Next time, I might ask if they can tone it down just a touch.
I got the taro boba, and while it was good, it tasted slightly watered down. Not sure if the ice just melted quickly or what; I’ll definitely be trying it again though. It was still good.
The only disappointment was the egg rolls. The price was a bit steep– $ 4 for two (though they were slightly larger than average); and the taste was just off. I can’t really explain it other than to say it was a B+. I probably wouldn’t order them again because of price alone.
Other than that, the experience was great. The restaurant was clean, and the food and service were on point. The dishes were authentic and I can’t wait to return to try what else they have to offer!

Huge portion of chicken pad thai, so big that I had to take the leftovers to go and I am a big eater. However, it wasn’t too tasty. The noodles were a little bit over cooked and the chicken bland, not spicy at all as you would expect.

Delicious Thai! Generous servings, low prices and excellent customer service! Definitely recommend!

Friendly staff and fast service, those are the reasons I give a 3. Food, well I see why others refer you to Thai food cause it has spices to give flavor. We (7ppl) got crab puffs, spring rolls, and sweet and sour chicken, pork, and shrimp was nothing special and very bland… sweet and sour sauce didn’t taste right and the texture was like it’s been sitting around on the tables for days uncovered. Basically anything deep fried, I wouldn’t recommend. It’s hard to say and give a bad review on the food when the staff was wonderful, but this is only my opinion on the food so don’t take it personal. Overall, food was not great or good, just okay… we also had kung pao chicken and a couple of Thai beef dishes that also made me not give this 2 stars. Honestly, I don’t know if I’ll go back but if someone is treating, I’ll give it another shot.

Not really a fan of their Chinese food, however their Thai food is on point. There curry, delicious! And they have Boba Tea!!!

We were the only people in the restaurant at 3:30, between lunch and dinner breaks. The food was amazing. The service was also about perfect. Attentive without being intrusive. Give it a try before it goes the way of other SV restaurants such ad Daisy Maes.

Some of the best Thai food I’ve had in AZ. However, I would not recommend ordering from the Chinese menu unless it’s lunch time and you are on a budget, it is mediocre at best. My favorite dish is the shrimp salad (larb). Their curry dishes are great too!

I had their chicken pad Thai and it was very good. It was milder than expected so I think next time I will ask for more chili but overall soooo good! They give a huge amount too. The egg rolls are delicious as well. I will be coming here more often. They had great customer service.

Food is just ok, the Lo Mein was no good, very bland and mushy noodles. I think the chicken wasn’t seasoned at all before it was thrown in the dish.
The mu shu pork was more flavorful but still didn’t have that almost char flavor from a searing hot old wok that makes Chinese (and lots of Asian cuisines) so delicious.
Over all, the two dishes I mentioned were only $ 7.99 each so for an inexpensive fill up its ok, but I don’t think anywhere near 4 stars Unilocal currently has it at.
Place was busy though, and the waitress was nice.

Returned to enjoy Tom Yum Kai (Chicken) Soup and Yellow Chicken Curry during a very BUSY night. Service was a bit slow but expected given the amount of people. The reason for the 4 star is because this slow service due to high traffic has been re-​occurring. They really need to hire additional personnel to handle the additional customers or it will negatively impact everyone’s dining experience.
On a separate note, I have found a FAVORITE dish here:
THAI RED CHICKEN CURRY. Ask for it extra spicy and you will be sure to enjoy this dish!
As always, the manager and waitress are all lovely and friendly. Please hire more people to help you though!

The Thai food here is very good. I would advise sticking with the Thai options as the chef is Thai and does a very good job. My favorite is beef pad see ew. The green curry is also very tasty. The reason for 3 stars and not 4 is the Chinese food is only sub par with the exception of the egg rolls & Mongolian beef. Also the water is not filtered and tastes bad. I think that may affect some of the Chinese sauces.

Thank you, fellow Unilocalers, for turning me on to this place! I have missed Thai food since moving to the area a few years ago.
This restaurant features Chinese and Thai cuisine. I had the drunken noodles, my husband had the pad thai, and my Mother-​in-​law tried a Chinese dish. Husband said the egg rolls were the best in town because they are meaty, and not just fried spring rolls with vegetables.
The service staff are friendly and quick. We all enjoyed our meals. The drunken noodles are very flavorful and spicy! I’m definitely returning to try more, including the Thai soups and curry.

Heard many good things about this restaurant, my experience had its ups and downs.
The good: The appetizers were good, the service was good, the amount of food you got was good.
The bad: the bolgogi, as well as the almond chicken wasn’t so great. It’s not grilled, it’s made in a wok and had way too much sauce in the bottom, the beef was a bit tough and was easier to eat with chopsticks than stabbing with a fork. (Not that I mind chopsticks, but it says something about the toughness of the meat). Also, the broccoli had a bitterness to it so I didn’t eat that. At first taste, it had good flavor, but the more I ate the after taste wasn’t as pleasing.
The almond chicken was also in a lot of sauce and my mom didn’t care for the flavor.
But, I won’t say I’ll never go back — there are still plenty of other dishes to try. Perhaps that was just an «off day». :)

Absolutely one of my go-​to restaurants in SV! The diversity of the menu caters to different asian cultures, which I enjoy because I would walk in waning Chinese, but change my mind and get Thai instead lol.
The staff always have a nice attitude when I come here and I would always find myself conversing with them! The food is DELICIOUS ALL THE TIME! No regrets every time I order a new item! I don’t usually write reviews here on Unilocal,but when I do, places like these definitely deserve the recognition.