A Lin Kitchen — Restaurant in Philadelphia

The food at this restaurant is consistently solid, and I've noticed that some dishes are significantly better than others, which is common in many restaurants, I guess. My favorites include the General Tso's Chicken (pictured), ribs, and fried chicken, and the rice always tastes fresh. However, I wasn't as impressed with the beef and broccoli and chicken and broccoli dishes.

On another note, I've observed significant improvement in the cashier's attitude since I started coming to this restaurant a year ago. Initially, when I moved to the area, she was very short and stand-offish. Now, she has become more polite and uses common courtesy like saying please and thank you. It's evident that she has grown in her role. Although she still maintains a serious demeanor, she's much more...

I had a very good experience here. After going to two other Chinese food places that said they were open according to their hours and were both closed, I found A Lin Kitchen. I placed an order via GrubHub and my order was ready for pickup before the estimated time.

The food was good. It was exactly what I wanted and expected. The takeout containers were stuffed full, so there was plenty of food. I had two helpings and ate leftovers the morning after. I loved that they were open late and I have...

Their food is nothing to brag about did not enjoy shrimp fried rice nor did I enjoy their egg roll their wonton soup was not good at all I would not recommend this place to no one only reason I went there was because I was very hungry and I work across the street so I figure I get them another try for it to be an upset. The first time I went there I said I would never go there again and look I gave them a second try for the food to suck kind of like...