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Bamboo Shoot

Ph: 3871 1688; 58 High St, Toowong 4066

Chinese, $$ -
Open Lunch Tue-Sat noon-2.30pm dinner Tue-Sun 5-10pm; Licensed, BYO; AE MC V EFT
Chef Sam Tsang (27-12-07) Owner Clinton Seeto (27-12-07)

Mietta's Review
An upmarket restaurant in Toowong with all the accoutrements of a good Chinese establishment - proper waiters, linen and a well-priced wine list. The owner, Clinton Seeto, is offering well-done Asian dishes (with an Australian accent) that are ideal for his suburban clientele. Mains average $24.

Other published opinions

Brisbane Times Score: 12/20 "Chef Sam Tsang has delivered his distinctive take on contemporary Chinese for the past nine years, garnering plenty of fans along the way"

Courier Mail Des Houghton, ""

Courier Mail food and wine guide Queensland 2008 Score: 13/20 "This is not crash-bang-bustle Chinese, but Chinese in a spacious and gently lit way, and it has been impressing its clientele for years"

Brisbane News Dining Out Guide 2007 "This multi-award winner with modern decor and floor-to-ceiling windows, has had Sam Tsang at the helm of the kitchen since it opened nine years ago"

Courier-Mail Goodlife Restaurant Guide 2006 "Chef Sam Tsang looks after the kitchen in this innovative Chinese restaurant, which was set up seven years ago."

Brisbane News Eating Out Guide 2006 "Having worked in five-star establishments for more than 20 years, Sam Tsang uses his skills to turn Chinese standards into fine cuisine."

Courier-Mail Goodlife Restaurant Guide 05 "Up the stairs, above the corner Rosalie Market is where East meets West. The Bali Grill, created and owned for the past seven years by Kym Rich, is dedicated to using ingredients that are fresh, low in fat and appealing to diners who want healthy, modern South-East Asian cuisine."

Brisbane News Dining Out Guide 2004 "Chef Sam Tsang worked in five-star hotels in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore before bringing his Chinese fare to Brisbane. Seating indoors for 90"

2002 Eating Out Guide, Brisbane News