Lin’s Kitchen

Good food, very fresh, and extremely convenient. Call in your order and it is always ready to go within 10 minutes. Try the lunch special as it is a great value!

Horrible food & service, don’t waste your time! Didn’t even want to put to much into writing a review, place was just bad on all levels.

I love the food here. Especially the pork egg rolls and crab Rangoon. Happy family is the best out of any other Chinese restaurant. Small family owned and order is always correct.

This is, as another review has said, fairly standard Americanized Chinese food. There’s nothing here that’s going to blow your mind. It’s a fairly humble little restaurant that doesn’t have any aspirations to be the absolute best in the world, but it consistently gives some of the best «standard» take-​out Chinese food you can get around here.
The prices are reasonable, the staff is friendly, order-​to-​food times are small, and the food is pretty much the best you could reasonably expect from a restaurant of this sort. Nothing here will make you think, «this is the best Chinese food I’ve ever had,» but it could very well make you think, «this is some awesome take-​out Chinese, we should get stuff from here more often.»
It’s been around for roughly a decade, and having grown up having their food every couple months since their opening, I can say that the quality has gone a bit uphill, but on the whole, I think that it is the restaurant’s consistency after all this time that has allowed it to last this long. It has never degraded in quality over time, so it’s a reliably good restaurant and I don’t see it diverging from that.

If you’re hungover and on the east side of town, Lin’s Kitchen is a great place to slink in and slink out in the pajamas you’re still wearing at 3 in the afternoon.
Prices are cheap considering the portion sizes. Ordering a ‘small’ entrée for dinner? Plan to share it with a friend.
They send your take-​out away so hot, it’s still steaming when you get home. I also appreciate how they package the liquids like sauces and soup. They’re in plastic bowls with secure lids. Haven’t opened a to-​go bag and discovered a gooey mess ever.
Beware the breaded/​fried chicken or shrimp entrees though. Lin’s is not afraid to get down and dirty with the breading. Overboard in my opinion but some people like it that way.
Lunch specials are nice. Lower prices, smaller portions. If you call in your order, it’s almost a guarantee it will be ready when you get there, unless you call it in from the parking lot. Even then, you won’t wait long.
Oh yes, the parking lot. Lin’s is in a decent little strip plaza. A grocery store, a salon, a couple other places to eat. But the parking lot is pure cabbage. If you’ve got 4-​wheel-​drive, you’ll need it.
This is by no means gourmet Asian cuisine and it is not at all fine dining. But they aren’t trying to be. They serve standard Americanized Chinese food. It’s pretty tasty and the staff is friendly.
It isn’t going to blow your taste buds away or become your most favorite place to eat but if you’ve burned all your mad money on cocktails the night before, it’s the perfect way to recover on a budget.