Bamboo Express Chinese - Los Angeles

The wonton soup only had 2 wonton's in each soup, I think that's unfair.

The place is okay. I came for the combination lunch. It comes with 3 entrees of your choice (bbq pork, teriyaki chicken, spicy wings) fried rice, and chow mein.For the price (10.50) it wasn't bad, but it was great. You get a nice portion of food.Fried rice was kind of soggy, but it was okay. Nothing special about it. The chow mein had a slightly sweetness and also a mesquite flavor, probably because of the chicken, but it was good. The bbq pork was nothing great. It was chewy, dry and I wouldn't order it again. The chicken teriyaki was good. It had a nice char, great smokey flavor. Would order again. The spicy wings were good, albeit a tad bit salty but I would order them again.If you are in the area and want to try, go here if you do not want to spend too much money and get a decent amount of okay food. Could be better.

The orange peel wasn't spicy at all, and overall the food tasted very bland. I don't recommend it

I dont know what the bad reviews are talking about. Very nice customer service, generous portion sizes, and the food is actually pretty good.

This is a fast-casual Chinese restaurant. The lo mein was simply orange noodles, and the ribs resembled boiled rib tips rather than anything more flavorful. While I'm glad I gave it a shot, I probably won't be ordering from here again.