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China Lin
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Nearby attractions
Currahee Military Museum
160 N Alexander St, Toccoa, GA 30577
The Cornerstone Antique and Craft Market
142 N Sage St, Toccoa, GA 30577
THE HISTORIC RITZ THEATRE
166 W Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Schaefer Center
166 Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Toccoa-Stephens County Public Library
53 W Savannah St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Nearby restaurants
The Bearded Bean Coffee & Provisions
37 E Currahee St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Domino's Pizza
19 W Currahee St, Toccoa, GA 30577
X-Factor Grill
27 E Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
R & R Terminal
26 Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
R&R Prime
51 Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Linda's Place at The Rebel
66 Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Your Pie
46 Doyle St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Ice Cream & Tacos
148 E Currahee St, Toccoa, GA 30577
MJ's
Toccoa, GA 30577
Puerto Nuevo Mexican and Seafood Restaurant
353 Broad St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Nearby hotels
Toccoa Motel
6 S Pond St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Simmons-Bond Inn Bed & Breakfast
74 W Tugalo St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Country Hearth Inn & Suites Toccoa
273 Broad St, Toccoa, GA 30577
Regency Inn
509 W Currahee St, Toccoa, GA 30577
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China Lin

35 W Currahee St, Toccoa, GA 30577
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attractions: Currahee Military Museum, The Cornerstone Antique and Craft Market, THE HISTORIC RITZ THEATRE, Schaefer Center, Toccoa-Stephens County Public Library, restaurants: The Bearded Bean Coffee & Provisions, Domino's Pizza, X-Factor Grill, R & R Terminal, R&R Prime, Linda's Place at The Rebel, Your Pie, Ice Cream & Tacos, MJ's, Puerto Nuevo Mexican and Seafood Restaurant
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Website
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Featured dishes

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Small Low Country Boil
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Medium Low Country Boil
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Large Low Country Boil
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Snow Crab Legs
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Crawfish
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Mussels
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Six Crab Rangoon
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One Spring Roll
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Ten Fried Pot Stickers
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One Egg Roll
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Ten Steamed Pot Stickers
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Ten Chinese Donut
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Beef Fried Rice
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Pork Fried Rice
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Plain Lo Mein
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Sweet Sour Chicken
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Bourbon Chicken
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Honey Chicken
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General Tso's Chicken
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Sesame Chicken
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Kung Pao Chicken
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Broccoli Chicken
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Pepper Steak
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Beef In Garlic Sauce
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Pork, Two Mushroom
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Sesame Chicken
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General Tso's Chicken
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Sweet Sour Chicken
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Fresh Broccoli Beef
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Pepper Steak
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Mongolia Chicken

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Nearby attractions of China Lin

Currahee Military Museum

The Cornerstone Antique and Craft Market

THE HISTORIC RITZ THEATRE

Schaefer Center

Toccoa-Stephens County Public Library

Currahee Military Museum

Currahee Military Museum

4.9

(202)

Closed
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The Cornerstone Antique and Craft Market

The Cornerstone Antique and Craft Market

4.5

(110)

Open 24 hours
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THE HISTORIC RITZ THEATRE

THE HISTORIC RITZ THEATRE

4.8

(153)

Open 24 hours
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Schaefer Center

Schaefer Center

4.8

(24)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

✨ Client Appreciation Christmas Movie Night! ✨
✨ Client Appreciation Christmas Movie Night! ✨
Fri, Dec 12 • 3:30 PM
2115 Cody Road, Mount Airy, GA 30563
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Kenny and Dolly Christmas Special
Kenny and Dolly Christmas Special
Fri, Dec 12 • 7:00 PM
139 E. Doyle Street, Toccoa, GA 30577
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Run Run Rudolph
Run Run Rudolph
Sat, Dec 13 • 8:00 AM
148 Chimney Oaks Drive, Homer, GA 30547
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Nearby restaurants of China Lin

The Bearded Bean Coffee & Provisions

Domino's Pizza

X-Factor Grill

R & R Terminal

R&R Prime

Linda's Place at The Rebel

Your Pie

Ice Cream & Tacos

MJ's

Puerto Nuevo Mexican and Seafood Restaurant

The Bearded Bean Coffee & Provisions

The Bearded Bean Coffee & Provisions

4.9

(75)

$

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Domino's Pizza

Domino's Pizza

3.8

(238)

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X-Factor Grill

X-Factor Grill

4.3

(416)

$

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R & R Terminal

R & R Terminal

4.2

(64)

$$

Open until 8:00 PM
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Zane BuenoZane Bueno
So, I have been in the area for three years but never tried this because I have to be in a certain mood for takeout Chinese food (I don't get drunk, but this is perfect hangover food for most people). After checking for authentic food items like Mapo Tofu or house made dumplings to test my theory of this being Amerinese food or not (standard Chinese food in America - check out the documentary, "Searching for General Tso's Chicken" to find out more about why most Chinese takeout restaurants have the same menu), I decided on a dish that tests sugar content and ingredient freshness and how plentiful. As expected, the sauce was very sweet (to satisfy the American palate), and they didn't have more authentic Chinese dishes. You get a good portion which is what people want, sometimes more than authenticity. PROs: the food was piping hot and plentiful. The mushrooms and pork were plentiful as well, which you would expect given the fish name, "Pork and Mushrooms". You won't be disappointed by quantity, even though the prices are higher than many. I love the old-school takeout container, and the modern container is great for reusing. The woman taking the order was extremely friendly and polite and was refreshing compared to many customer service people today. CONs: Not a place for authentic Chinese food (not expected). Too sweet for me (I got mine extra spicy knowing it would likely be sweet). Pork, carrots, and pea pods were overcooked (maybe even pre-cooked before adding to the heat for final prep), and fried rice was dry (likely pre-cooked) but you could add it to the sauce, which softened it. Overall, a great movie night or late night food that can be shared. The place is really set up for takeout, although they offer tables, but not with any thought to design, just tables to sit at. Inventory is visible at the front and stored behind cheap sellinh items of jewelry and trinquets, which is also standard in a lot of these type places I've been in. All in all, I wouldn't dissuade anyone from going here, as long as you adjust your expectations and know what to expect. I'll go again but ask for "not sweet" and made fresh. Let me know your experience and whether you are a foodie or not.
Tracy AllisonTracy Allison
My family and I often call in pick up orders to go from China Lin. It is consistently delicious. The food is always freshly prepared and appealing. This small "mom and pop" restaurant is one of our frequent go to places to pick up supper. My husband and I always order off the menu, but our son likes to pick out various choices from the hot bar that is available at the counter. From the hot bar, you can choose a side of rice or lo mein along with three different entrées out of about 10-12 options for around $10 per plate. No matter which entrées we choose from the menu or hot bar, the food portions are very large. We always have plenty to eat for supper and enough left over for lunch the next day. Most of the entrees from the menu are around $10-11 each. An egg roll costs around $1.59. The potstickers are about $7.50. This restaurant also has a small dining area; however, we always pick up our food to go. We highly recommend this place! You will not be disappointed if you like great Chinese food full of flavor for a great deal! They recently added a low Country boil option to their menu, which we have not tried yet, but plan to do so in the future.
Israel AlarconIsrael Alarcon
I walked in for the first time ever, a bit skeptical after seeing the sign for seafood boil. Having lived in Toccoa for two years, I had never given this place a chance. That was a huge mistake. We used to drive all the way to Oakwood or Buford for seafood, but now I can happily say we won't need to again. This hidden gem, just five minutes away, served delicious seafood that was literally finger-licking good! As a side note, I didn't expect the massive amount of food in the order. We ordered a large, anticipating a decent portion, but we were still surprised by the enormous platter they gave us. The potatoes were so tender, I almost mashed them!
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So, I have been in the area for three years but never tried this because I have to be in a certain mood for takeout Chinese food (I don't get drunk, but this is perfect hangover food for most people). After checking for authentic food items like Mapo Tofu or house made dumplings to test my theory of this being Amerinese food or not (standard Chinese food in America - check out the documentary, "Searching for General Tso's Chicken" to find out more about why most Chinese takeout restaurants have the same menu), I decided on a dish that tests sugar content and ingredient freshness and how plentiful. As expected, the sauce was very sweet (to satisfy the American palate), and they didn't have more authentic Chinese dishes. You get a good portion which is what people want, sometimes more than authenticity. PROs: the food was piping hot and plentiful. The mushrooms and pork were plentiful as well, which you would expect given the fish name, "Pork and Mushrooms". You won't be disappointed by quantity, even though the prices are higher than many. I love the old-school takeout container, and the modern container is great for reusing. The woman taking the order was extremely friendly and polite and was refreshing compared to many customer service people today. CONs: Not a place for authentic Chinese food (not expected). Too sweet for me (I got mine extra spicy knowing it would likely be sweet). Pork, carrots, and pea pods were overcooked (maybe even pre-cooked before adding to the heat for final prep), and fried rice was dry (likely pre-cooked) but you could add it to the sauce, which softened it. Overall, a great movie night or late night food that can be shared. The place is really set up for takeout, although they offer tables, but not with any thought to design, just tables to sit at. Inventory is visible at the front and stored behind cheap sellinh items of jewelry and trinquets, which is also standard in a lot of these type places I've been in. All in all, I wouldn't dissuade anyone from going here, as long as you adjust your expectations and know what to expect. I'll go again but ask for "not sweet" and made fresh. Let me know your experience and whether you are a foodie or not.
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My family and I often call in pick up orders to go from China Lin. It is consistently delicious. The food is always freshly prepared and appealing. This small "mom and pop" restaurant is one of our frequent go to places to pick up supper. My husband and I always order off the menu, but our son likes to pick out various choices from the hot bar that is available at the counter. From the hot bar, you can choose a side of rice or lo mein along with three different entrées out of about 10-12 options for around $10 per plate. No matter which entrées we choose from the menu or hot bar, the food portions are very large. We always have plenty to eat for supper and enough left over for lunch the next day. Most of the entrees from the menu are around $10-11 each. An egg roll costs around $1.59. The potstickers are about $7.50. This restaurant also has a small dining area; however, we always pick up our food to go. We highly recommend this place! You will not be disappointed if you like great Chinese food full of flavor for a great deal! They recently added a low Country boil option to their menu, which we have not tried yet, but plan to do so in the future.
Tracy Allison

Tracy Allison

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I walked in for the first time ever, a bit skeptical after seeing the sign for seafood boil. Having lived in Toccoa for two years, I had never given this place a chance. That was a huge mistake. We used to drive all the way to Oakwood or Buford for seafood, but now I can happily say we won't need to again. This hidden gem, just five minutes away, served delicious seafood that was literally finger-licking good! As a side note, I didn't expect the massive amount of food in the order. We ordered a large, anticipating a decent portion, but we were still surprised by the enormous platter they gave us. The potatoes were so tender, I almost mashed them!
Israel Alarcon

Israel Alarcon

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Reviews of China Lin

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3.0
1y

So, I have been in the area for three years but never tried this because I have to be in a certain mood for takeout Chinese food (I don't get drunk, but this is perfect hangover food for most people).

After checking for authentic food items like Mapo Tofu or house made dumplings to test my theory of this being Amerinese food or not (standard Chinese food in America - check out the documentary, "Searching for General Tso's Chicken" to find out more about why most Chinese takeout restaurants have the same menu), I decided on a dish that tests sugar content and ingredient freshness and how plentiful.

As expected, the sauce was very sweet (to satisfy the American palate), and they didn't have more authentic Chinese dishes. You get a good portion which is what people want, sometimes more than authenticity.

PROs: the food was piping hot and plentiful. The mushrooms and pork were plentiful as well, which you would expect given the fish name, "Pork and Mushrooms". You won't be disappointed by quantity, even though the prices are higher than many. I love the old-school takeout container, and the modern container is great for reusing. The woman taking the order was extremely friendly and polite and was refreshing compared to many customer service people today.

CONs: Not a place for authentic Chinese food (not expected). Too sweet for me (I got mine extra spicy knowing it would likely be sweet). Pork, carrots, and pea pods were overcooked (maybe even pre-cooked before adding to the heat for final prep), and fried rice was dry (likely pre-cooked) but you could add it to the sauce, which softened it.

Overall, a great movie night or late night food that can be shared. The place is really set up for takeout, although they offer tables, but not with any thought to design, just tables to sit at. Inventory is visible at the front and stored behind cheap sellinh items of jewelry and trinquets, which is also standard in a lot of these type places I've been in. All in all, I wouldn't dissuade anyone from going here, as long as you adjust your expectations and know what to expect.

I'll go again but ask for "not sweet" and made fresh. Let me know your experience and whether you are a...

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5.0
1y

My family and I often call in pick up orders to go from China Lin. It is consistently delicious. The food is always freshly prepared and appealing. This small "mom and pop" restaurant is one of our frequent go to places to pick up supper.

My husband and I always order off the menu, but our son likes to pick out various choices from the hot bar that is available at the counter.

From the hot bar, you can choose a side of rice or lo mein along with three different entrées out of about 10-12 options for around $10 per plate.

No matter which entrées we choose from the menu or hot bar, the food portions are very large. We always have plenty to eat for supper and enough left over for lunch the next day. Most of the entrees from the menu are around $10-11 each. An egg roll costs around $1.59. The potstickers are about $7.50.

This restaurant also has a small dining area; however, we always pick up our food to go.

We highly recommend this place! You will not be disappointed if you like great Chinese food full of flavor for a great deal!

They recently added a low Country boil option to their menu, which we have not tried yet, but plan to do so...

   Read more
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2.0
2y

The hot bar looked good but, we just took out from the menu. Repeated order 4 times, still missing 1 out of five people's meals missing a sweet and sour chicken, on me for not checking. They don't give white rice for your meals, they give a bland fried rice. The shredded pork in ginger wasn't shredded, nor have a hint of ginger flavor. The chicken fried rice was the same bland brown rice they give instead of white rice, and they just slice some precooked breaded chicken into it. The 100 health rating they display was from 2017, you can see the latest 75 score from 2019 if you lean over the counter enough but not a recent one. All the food except the potstickers were bland and far below almost every Asian restaurant...

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