Bo Bo Garden Asian Cuisine, Atlanta, Georgia Restaurant Details

Food:

The food is consistently good. The service can be a hit or miss.

On one occasion, one person who was in our group got his food almost as we were finishing up.
Another time, we went to pay for our meals and there were 4 of us. I explained three times that we were paying for our dishes separately, but the girl at the register didn't care and split it up equally 4 ways... was not fair the the ones who ordered less.

Food:

Excellent Cantonese food. Last time my relatives from Hong Kong and San Francisco came to Atlanta, my uncle like it so much we went for lunch and dinner for 3 times in 3 days.

Food:

My husband and I ate here for lunch. Nothing memorable, but food was very cheap and not too bad. Our meal was served with the "house soup" which was just vegetable broth and veggies. Nothing spectacular. I ordered a tofu, bamboo shoot, and mushroom stirfry which was decent for $6. My husband ordered yuchoy beef which was also decent for $6. Service was prompt. Restaurant was clean.

Food:

I eat there for lunch once or twice a week. l love there Kong Pao Shrimp, Fish Fillet w/ Black Bean Sauce and Pickled Cabbage & Squid. All under $8.

Food:

Even thought it's not 100% original Kantanese cuisine, bobo garden still does a good job at cooking. It's a very decent Chinese restaurant with bountiful choices and a reasonable price.

The price of dishes varies with your choice. Generally speaking, bobo garden has a wide price range from cheap lunch choices to expensive seafood.

Nice service. Yammy dessert served for free.

It's also the first chinese restaurant i tried after got in US. All my chinese friends love it and we have been visiting it for the last two years.

All in all, it's strongly recommended.