It was a brisk, blustery day, and my friend and I were looking to get warmed up via some good eats while headed out on our lunch break.
I searched, and searched, while having a hankering for some lightly salted broth to soothe my slightly irritated throat, and happened to stumble upon Lin's Oriental Express in Wexford.
30 minutes later, we are both, so very glad we did!
Having had lunch earlier, we wanted something hot yet light, and decided on one Vegetarian Egg Roll and one pint of Won Ton Soup a piece.
Service was quick, friendly, and the food was reasonably priced!
The bag was nicely warm, and heavy!
We headed back in, and sampled the Won Ton Soup first. Three tightly wrapped Won Tons floated amidst a nicely dark broth. The soup was hot, our appetites were ignited, and the lightly salted, savory broth hit the spot oh so perfectly! Genuinely a richly flavored, perfect blend of combined flavors sunk into my mouth as I drank down the end of the broth.
Now onto the very weighty, oh so hefty egg roll!
One bite in, and even twenty five minutes later after having picked it up, the egg roll reached a level of pleasure spots that were absolutely a pitch perfect combination of fried dough, minced veggies, and warm grease that soothed my stomach's empty woes in such a way I honestly was taken aback by!
I don't often write reviews, and I'm not a person that says that, but still often writes reviews. I...don't...often...write...reviews!
Having finished the delightful nosh, I knew I had to write one, as clearly this was the finest Egg Roll and Won Ton Soup combo I've had in years, and frankly maybe well beyond that!
Lin, you are a gem of a throwback restaurant, and your delicious efforts need to be known of, and regaled about in ways that taunt reader's stomach's of said review, to head out and see for.... themselves...if such praise is truly warranted.
Don't be sorry, at least to your stomach, and not take upon this tasty challenge. You'll undoubtedly be glad...
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The entire order was...
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