This is THE worst Chinese food I've ever spent my money on. The fried rice is literally rice with…read moresoy sauce and vegetables.. I asked for pork fried rice and the pork is white!!! As a NY'er this is absolutely garbage. Don't let me forget to tell you how they ration sauce packets like it's then end of the world. You're only allowed 4!! Disgraced to "Chinese food" yuck! If I could give it a 0 I would! They have the nerve to have a sign posted in the restaurant saying "if you don't like your food, we don't exchange or refund" I thought that was weird but now I get it. I would absolutely ask for my money back if I could!!

Crab Rangoon was very hard around the edges and I don't think there was any crab in there. Pepper…read moresteak had no flavor except for the bell pepper. The hot and sour soup was bland with the tofu feeling rubbery and chalky in my mouth. Definitely not House of Lin anymore. It's been like this for awhile now. I don't know why I kept going back. Too much money for such a disappointment.

If this place has closed its doors, thank goodness. I placed an order for pick up when I first…read moremoved to the area not too long ago and when I walked in, the at the register was borderline harassing me with his eyes. He proceeds to hit on me when I made it very clear I wasn't interested and just wanted to get my food. I wish the nightmare ended then but when I got home and opened the containers, there was a rancid smell coming from the rice and lo and behold they served me moldy rice. Mind you, rice costs pennies to make. The rest of the food was also below average, below mediocre. It's disappointing too bc there's not a lot of Thai options in the area so you'd think the owners would want to be the best to retain their customers. Awful awful awful.

There is a very unassuming Thai restaurant in this strip mall. The food didn't look amazing, but it…read moresure tasted amazing! Was the secret ingredient butter? I'm not sure, but if I'm ever in Covington again, I will definitely go back to this Thai place. The portions were also very generous (probably 3 servings in the one entree of fried rice).

Thai Palace is a solid place for Thai in Conyers! They serve a variety of traditional dishes, and…read morehave a great Sushi selection. It's housed inside a cute. Victorian-esque house, and seats about 50(?). Decorations are pretty traditional, without going overboard. The quality of food was excellent, tasted fresh, and came pretty fast! They even brought a fried Springrolls to the table, one each for me and my friend. That is apparently complimentary during lunch. I had the Pad See Ew with beef, and she had the Cashew Nut Chicken. My Pad See Ew could have used a little more aged soy sauce, but I corrected it with their homemade fish sauce. Over all, great lunch fare!

Ate here for dinner last night. We order the spicy catfish and garlic hot shrimp. The food was fast…read moreand delicious. We both had a side of Thai friend rice. It was just okay. The place looks like a house, we were in a room by ourselves. The parking lot is a little gravel parking lot Only one service that I notice, but she did good checking on us.

Their food.\nIs consistent?I can say that much for them and it's good.I make alterations like…read moregenerally adding things to it like maybe more vegetables or extra egg, but that's me, not them. Good stuff!

Its a no for me. 3 small spring rolls (smaller than a reg spring roll) for 5 dollars is crazy. If…read morethere are two ppl now we have to play rock paper scissors for the 3rd one lol. I wouldn't call the dish l recieved Pad Thai, it had no bean sprouts, no cilantro, no peanuts and like little crumbs of egg. It was dry, I asked for additional sauce and the lady at the register did not help. Most of the dinning area is being used for storage so its not ideal to sit and eat there. Also, they charge you to pay with card. I would not go back for a 2nd visit.

It's been a long minute since I've been here, but if their menu if current on here it's definitely…read moreworth it. Also considering it's the only Chinese food in the town.

Very good and for a great price. I ended up getting more food after my total price. Was ready in 15…read moreminutes as told and even though they close at 9 they waited for me to come pick up my order. Will be going again.

Ok, so I'm definitely gonna give them another chance, I wasn't vastly dissatisfied with this first…read moretime, I just wasn't wowed. I've literally waited 20 years to try this place (known if it never went) until my buddy spoke highly of their Basil Duck. On the day I tried it, I didn't have a whole lot of time, so I ordered a to -go Pad Si Ew with beef. It came a few minutes after the stated "10 minutes", (15 minutes, but that is 50 % longer than promised) however it came out piping hot, bagged and ready to go with a nice side of a coconut mushroom soup that I did not expect. Inside was nicely decorated and in keeping with what I consider to be traditional. The outside is nice and neat, very clean, and in a convenient outdoor shopping area with convenient parking. 5 stars. Value here is more of a 2 stars situation. Lunch was listed as $15.95 (including the beef option). I always tip at least 10% on a carry out, but shame on me, the had already added that but didn't say anything, nor did I read it anywhere, but I tipped on top of that and should not have. So basically with entree, tax, tip,.....and tip, I was at $20 for a lunch. To go. 3 stars on my food. The food quality was good, though I did not care for the soup. It was so seaweed heavy, funky, different, that I poured it out. The Pad Si Ew was good, but needed Soy sauce. There was none to be found in the bag. None on the counter to pack. Oh well. I'll go try the Basil Duck next time. And probably sit down for a more in depth look.

Fast nice servers, cute quaint Thai restaurant…read more The food came out fast and I enjoyed it, and not too shabby pricing- with good amount of options on the menu too! There isn't much options for different sauces, but I did enjoy my food and the experience here.

Came into the area for the weekend , and Found Iron Age by chance…read moreWhat a great experience, from Management to waitstaff and all others it was a Great place Mike was above and beyond helpful and the staff were all so kind . We will definitely come back on our next trip into the Metro! Melony,Gretchen ,Crystal and Gerty

The food was delicious... choices of meats and quantities made the meal price worth it. Served on…read morethe side were the typical veggies and rice dishes. The reason for the 3star rating: facility was dimly lit but we could still see that it could be a little cleaner (windows, glass doors, furniture, etc). Also, the staff is young and needs a little more polished professionalism (training). The day we visited once they were finished serving the servers seemed to congregate near the entry just shooting the breeze. Call me old fashioned but some tables, floors, bathrooms... or something could be cleaned, etc. Again, the food was plentiful and good but we will probably go to a more authentic Korean Restaurant.

First time back in a year. Food still tastes homemade and delicious. Julia did a great job, and she…read morewas very sweet. Love the quietness for a change, compared to many other restaurants. Music was low, but could still be heard. Definitely gonna return and it won't be a year. Give this local owned restaurant a shot, next time you wanna have a good meal.

I don't leave reviews as a rule, but this was SCARY food - the public needs to know or the…read moreestablishment needs a major change. Decent selection of food, but most of it at room temperature or close. I didn't dare eat the chicken when it was clear that it had been sitting there for a while at room temperature, will be shocked if I'm not sick tomorrow. Same with the cobbler. I tried the rolls and garlic bread - both so hard as to be completely unpalatable. Salad bar was probably the best part, but everything there was very low quality as well. Beyond that, the food is all very underseasoned and bland. And how do you make cheesecake bland? I mean, how is that possible? All the server had to do was give my a seat, some water and clean utensils, and I did get a seat - but the knife had a big blob of something green stuck to it. They brought me a new glass of water when the first when dry, but it had a funny/bitter flavor that wasn't there in the first one. Considering the fact that the knife wasn't clean, I would assume the same went for the glasses. Worst of all, I left a tip at the table (not required for a buffet, and certainly not earned as noted above); but when I declined to tip at checkout, they had the nerve to ask if I had tipped at the table - as if tipping was somehow required. And then argued with me when I made it clear that asking was inappropriate. Incredibly rude and a terrible way to treat customers. I should have made more of a scene, but I calmly made my point clear, no need for more drama. Will not be going back, and will suggest nobody else does either - if you want a reasonable buffet experience anyway. Edited to add: After writing this review, I decided to research to see if I was the only one that had a bad experience, and found a LOT. On Yelp, they have more one star reviews that two, three or four stars - making me think that many of the 5 star reviews are not legit. Just go to Yelp, and sort by newest first, to see that 3 of the last 5 reviews were one star - 4 of 6 if you include mine. Also, according to the AJC, this restaurant has had multiple failed health inspections in just the last five years: November 2025: Scored 59/U (Unsatisfactory). Violations included food not held at proper temperatures and cross-contamination issues. December 2021: Scored 52/U (Unsatisfactory). The restaurant failed its routine inspection after staff were observed failing to wash hands, alongside improper food storage and temperature violations. May 2021: Scored 37/U (Unsatisfactory) 37? 37?? That's not just a fail, that's a not even trying.