Lin Cuisine IV — Restaurant in Checotah

I was happily welcomed here to try Lin Cuisine for the first time as my partner and I were traveling through from Texas to Missouri! I am very glad we stayed on the direct route we were taking and stopped in for dinner here. This restaurant is about as small town as it gets and I absolutely loved it. Our server was so darling and another gal named Cindy tag teamed to get food out quickly and help take orders. Other reviews mention fast service and that is certainly true here. We hardly had to wait but a few minutes between courses and everything was fabulous. I must mention the most important factor is how FRESH, and HOT the food is at incredible prices! I couldn't believe how much food we got and how much we left with after filling our bellies.

For starters I ordered a single Vegetarian Spring Roll and a small cup of house made Egg Drop Soup, with Vegetable Lo Mein for the main entree. The Lo Mein had celery, broccoli, mushrooms, carrots, and onion mixed in. My partner got the Crab Wontons for starters and Sesame Chicken with Vegetable Lo Mein instead of rice for the main entree. I thought the variety of vegetables and size of portions were extremely generous. We spent less than $30 for everything! It has been SO long since I've enjoyed a proper, quality egg drop soup and the other appetizers and entrees were so steaming hot I think my gums are kind of skinned up. Nothing negative to say here. All around so fantastic. Would recommend a visit to the hometown of Carrie Underwood and please make this your food destination when...

When I walked in at the time that was only two customers a woman in front of me and then that was me I want to say I'll have been standing there for about 2 minutes or more and it was two people at the front a woman that was on the phone apparently she was busy and then a guy who was just standing there that works there about another minute or two later a couple walks in with the child the guy who was just standing there immediately overlooked me and smiled and went towards them and make sure they got seated so he made sure to take care of them even though I was there first it was finally my turn to go to the counter to pay I asked the lady what was his name and she said why to me I asked for a reason you don't tell me why or ask me why will you answer me as if you would anyone else then instead of cashing me out she makes me wait longer it tells me just a moment so when she got ready to check me out at this point she's just now telling me that she only takes cash no card then insisted I go to the ATM machine in their the restaurant get charge ATM fees to take out money just to pay her for the food I will do no such thing after you both ignored the s* out of me you need to get better with your customer service when people walk in there and you need to upgrade your business I will not with the service and if you going to be giving service like that to people we should not make it convenient for you to get paid you should make it convenient for us to get paid if this is the type of service we're going to be receiving...

Have you ever woken up behind a random gas station in Checotah Oklahoma? Ya know when your eyes open and all you see is a grey fog that slowly disappears to revel a scene from a world you can not recognize, foreign and alien as your gaze adjusts to the painful brightness of the light?! It's the start of the kinda day where upon realizing, lost and confused, that you have but a mere 20 dollars in your pocket, that you are alone, and hungry. The kind of hunger that gnaws it's way through your body, ravenous, after a night of regret and bad decisions. That kind of hunger that must be satiated, a hunger equaled by none. With 20 dollars and a gut filled with emptiness you can achieve this earthly goal here, at Lin Cuisine IV. Yes my friends, a number 1B, sweet and sour chicken, will melt in your mouth. The savory garlic battered chicken snuggled in an ever so sweet oriental sauce is tantalizing as it dances off the taste buds filling your senses; and for a brief but ever so valuable moment, making you forget that that we are all alone with death closing in and no way to escape, forget that you are lost 120 miles away from your home city, and your friends drew inappropriate things on your face with a marker. To forget that we are alone in this journey through life as death slowly creeps behind is truly an experience worth having and has earned Lin Cuisine IV a 5...