Bamboozle in Channelside is an absolute gem for anyone craving vibrant Vietnamese and Asian fusion cuisine! As someone who’s gluten-free and dairy-free, I was so thrilled to find so many delicious options. They’re known for their rice rolls, and they did not disappoint! The crispy duck, grilled chicken, and the traditional fresh rolls were bursting with flavor. The entree, the sesame glass noodles with sesame pork were the perfect way to complement the flavors and add an extra kick to my meal. The Ube Basque Cheesecake was a first for me, and it did not disappoint—it was rich and indulgent, the perfect sweet ending to a fantastic meal. Portions are generous, and everything is beautifully presented. Bamboozle stands out for its incredible dishes and laid-back atmosphere. If you’re near Channelside, don’t miss this hidden treasure!

I’m here now! The vegan pho soup is delicious and smooth very tasty 😋 The vegan salad is pretty big, could probably split for two but definitely worth it! I kinda of wanted a warmer welcome 🤗 like “Welcome to Bamboozle”. Very quiet place not many customers. Also, when cleaning off tables, never spray cleaning agent around customers eating.

I love this place, it’s my go to Thai restaurant, I usually get the stir frys especially the pepper garlic or basil with chicken. I also love their yellow curry, fried rice, and Tom yum soup :) My boyfriend loves their orange chicken. Another plus is that this place is calm and not too busy so I’m not overstimulated with a bunch of people or noise

We ordered take out tonight since we didn’t feel like cooking. Unfortunately, we will not be coming back. We ordered green curry with chicken and drunken noodles with beef - which I’ve had both many times at different restaurants. The curry is literally green (see photo). I’ve never seen any establishment that would put green food coloring in green curry before. It was shocking to open our meal to see green chicken pieces, definitely ruined our appetite. The drunken noodle was subpar and the beef was so tough we couldn’t eat it. Very disappointing dinner.

Shanghai Gourmet is a must-visit spot in the bustling chaos of Reading Terminal Market. With a counter that offers prime seating for people-watching, you can sit here for 30 minutes (or more) and enjoy the beautiful mess of activity around you. Their Szechuan fish is absolutely perfect—flavorful and spicy, just what I’m looking for every single time. It’s one of my go-tos, a dish I can count on to deliver that comforting, fiery kick I constantly crave. Check them out!

I got pepper steak & onion. It cost me $12.75. It was done cooking in about 5 minutes or less. Service was ok. I ordered very quickly & didn’t have to wait in any line or anything. The food was actually soooo good! I would definitely buy it again. The reason for 4 stars is because it was only a small amount of food for the price I paid. I can definitely go to a hood Chinese store & get more bang for my buck!

This is my favorite Chinese place near the Temple campus. Their Dan Dan noodles are the best and popcorn chicken is savory. Bubble teas are always fantastic. I'd avoid the dumplings. People are always super nice. Go try it out!

Our go-to order is the Dry Pepper Popcorn Chicken 🍿🐔 I enjoy their dumplings also but you can't go wrong with anything on their menu - especially for the price.

This place has a relatively simple menu which consist of ducks, noodles, and wonton. And I tried it all & ….they were on point. Simple and traditional Cantonese style food. Great value, friendly customer service. Inside reading terminal market. Limited seating and can get loud and crowded. Do recommend @WineDinenVacay

Delicious Cantonese style roast pork and duck. Fast, friendly and efficient service. The menu is pretty straight forward (meat, rice or noodle or soup, veg combos) and you can enjoy your lunch at one of the nearby tables if you're able to snag one. Very generous portions and flavorful with the meat drippings that they ladle over the rice.

I don’t understand how anyone can give this place a bad review they’re good is great and big portions for good price

My favorite Asian food around campus. Yes, there is a surcharge if you do not pay by cash, but this happens to most other food trucks and many restaurants outside campus. Not sure of the reason behind it , but this is certainly not something that only happens at this place.

They sale liquor and loosies not a Restaurant...Stay open past midnight for all illegal activity

Food use to be good..THE rice is HORRIBLE and the so called THAI MEAT BALLS..DONT EVER BOTHER 🙄🙄🙄🤮..A WASTED LUNCH HOUR🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮NEVER AGAIN🤮..

This place has been around for years and although it's good food. They not that friendly.. but I will keep getting the food. Being that there are not many Good Chinese food places that are good anymore