Inchin’s Bamboo Garden Revamping Menu
Innovations include Thai food, new sauces and drinks.
Editor's note: Above video commercial produced by Inchin's. JOHNS CREEK - Inchin’s Bamboo Garden on State Bridge Road is revamping many aspects of its business in order to stay fresh. Managing Partner Kaushik Patel, whose company Alpharetta Hospitality includes Inchin’s as well as nearby Tadka, described how the business began with a single restaurant in Duluth in 2003. The restaurant served Indian Chinese cuisine — the sort of Chinese food one gets in India. “It’s more toward the Indian palate, it’s more spicy,” he said. “It’s something that nobody has in this country.” Both the restaurant’s food and furnishings have an international flavor. The noodles are imported from Vietnam, the sauces from Vietnam and India, the crockery from …
