Lin’s Cafe - Georgetown

Overall, the food was good, but it could benefit from more flavor and a bit more spice. The restaurant itself is nice. The Kung Pao dish was a little too sweet;... read more Overall, the food was good, but it could benefit from more flavor and a bit more spice. The restaurant itself is nice. The Kung Pao dish was a little too sweet; it could use more seasoning and heat. However, the egg drop soup was excellent. The won ton special soup, on the other hand, lacked flavor in its broth and was quite bland; it would greatly improve with a more flavorful stock. The service was very good, and we plan to return.

The food was excellent! Our group of four thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The service was prompt and exceptionally friendly. I would highly recommend this place t... read more The food was excellent! Our group of four thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The service was prompt and exceptionally friendly. I would highly recommend this place to anyone!

My wife and I have really enjoyed this restaurant since it first opened. Even during the pandemic, we frequently ordered takeout. The food is fantastic, and the... read more My wife and I have really enjoyed this restaurant since it first opened. Even during the pandemic, we frequently ordered takeout. The food is fantastic, and the prices are very reasonable.

I ordered sesame chicken, an egg roll, and a veggie roll. I had a hard time deciding on a tea before arriving, but I ultimately went with green tea! Everything... read more I ordered sesame chicken, an egg roll, and a veggie roll. I had a hard time deciding on a tea before arriving, but I ultimately went with green tea! Everything was served hot, fresh, and incredibly delicious! This was my first visit since they opened, and it was perfect! The staff was absolutely fantastic! Thank you all so much for making this experience wonderful!

The Chinese food here is quite good, as long as you're open to variations from traditional dishes. I tried the General Tsao's Chicken, which was prepared with j... read more The Chinese food here is quite good, as long as you're open to variations from traditional dishes. I tried the General Tsao's Chicken, which was prepared with jalapeños instead of the usual red Chinese peppers. The chicken pieces were quite large and needed to be cut in half. The flavor was enjoyable, though it had a bit of a Mexican twist to it. Their hot and sour soup was excellent, and my wife really liked her Shrimp Lo Mein. The staff were friendly and attentive, making for a pleasant dining experience.