Lin's Kitchen — Restaurant in Bossier City

I finally found a good Chinese takeout in Bossier City. Not too far from my house. Walk In and was presently surprised. Clean and a bit decorated. I walk to the counter to look over the menu. First thing I see is the paying with cash vs paying with credit card. More on that later. I’m look over the lunch menu. I noticed the lunch meals don’t come with an egg roll. I have that the side eye. I ended up ordering the Bourbon Chicken with Crab Rangoon’s. The food came out and my bag was heavy. Which made me happy. Right before I walked out I noticed the condiment station by the door. What a brilliant idea. On that station they also had hot sauce packets. Grab some and make my way home.

Get home and take the food out. All the juice had spilled out the bag. I placed the food in the floor on the passenger gets side. The container was a bit loose because it was filled to the brim. I started to eat the food and was like, DAAAAMMNN!!! Best Chinese takeout I’ve had in the 5 months I’ve been here. Not oily at all. The sauce was just right on the chicken. Don’t know if I’ll go back because I don’t eat out much. When I do, I want to try different establishments.

A few suggestions. Get the men’s bathroom door fixed. Also, if you are a business. Stop trying to pass along the cost of processing credit cards. Build it into your food cost. And 8% is egregious. I’m use to between 3% to 5%. That’s my reason...

Lin's Kitchen: The King (or Queen) of Chinese Cuisine

Forget your search for the best Chinese food around, because you've found it at Lin's Kitchen! This place isn't just good, it's incredible. From the moment you walk in (or browse the menu online), you know you're in for a treat.

If you're a General Tso's chicken fanatic like me, Lin's Kitchen will blow you away. Their chicken is perfectly cooked, with a crispy exterior and a tender, juicy interior. The sauce is the true star - sweet, tangy, and with just the right amount of spice. It's a flavor explosion that will have you reaching for seconds (or thirds).

But Lin's Kitchen doesn't stop at amazing main courses. Their shrimp fried rice is a must-try as well. It's packed with plump, flavorful shrimp and perfectly seasoned rice. Every bite is a delicious combination of textures and tastes.

Honestly, everything on the menu at Lin's Kitchen looks tempting. But next time I go, I can't wait to try their [insert another dish from the menu that sounds appealing].

In short, Lin's Kitchen is a hidden gem. Do yourself a favor and skip the rest - this is the best Chinese food you'll...

I always ordered out here, so that's the reason for a lower atmosphere score. There are some tables available if you want to eat in, but literally that's all that's there. No ambiance. Having said that, this is my favorite place to eat locally for Asian food. We live close by, so it's a great takeout option for us. We typically order fried rice, General Tso's chicken, and Sesame Chicken as well as crab meat wontons. The food here is always great! It always tastes fresh and hot! By far, this is the quickest takeout food you can buy locally. I'll order online, and by the time I get there, it's ready to go! The owner is a super nice lady as well. Love her enthusiasm! Highly recommend the...