We've been to Lina's several times and never had a bad experience. The red curry spice level 4 is…read moremy go to and the service has always been spot on. Whenever we are out in that park of the state, we are eating at Lina's!

I love Thai food I have been to Thailand and this is not good. Look at my other reviews I'm not a…read moreharsh critic. The dim sum was tiny laughable at best. Flavor was off on the organic pearl mushroom.

The food was good, the ambience was standard for a buffet restaurant. The Hibachi was interesting…read more The service was good.

It's a Saturday and a late lunch around 3:00 pm so we could get weekend lunch pricing for the…read morebuffet. A1 service from Kim! Usually, when everyone is doing a buffet, it's tough to get more than basic service but Kim was on top of drinks, clearing used plates and checking up on us! This, and it was a bit on the busier side. Could also use wet wipes or something after the sauce area as every handle had oil or sauce on it. Our hands were oily and sticky afterwards. Perhaps that's why the chair backs felt sticky to the touch. The guy cooking made 'joking' remarks to me (me not understanding he was talking to me) and it was a bit uncomfortable. I think he was joking but not really hearing what he said, I wasn't sure. The only thing I heard, the second time he spoke to me, was 'are you okay tonight?') this was in response to me not answering the first time when I didn't hear him. Anyway, it was quickly forgotten with the great food and service!

On road trip with SxS. Stopped for lunch at Thai-1-On Edgewood, Iowa. Cheeseburger and fries…read more Cheeseburger was huge, delicious, pickles and fresh slice of onion. Fresh baked bun. Fries crispy. Ice cold beer. Great service. Old tavern atmosphere.

This place makes great burgers! Try an egg roll as well. There are good choices of small town fried…read morefood

Great food and the staff is top notch we eat here at least once a month, everything we have ordered…read morehas been heat

A nice clean restaurant. Not very busy today. Our server was Payton. We missed the lunch special by…read more5 minutes and no budging from them. Husband ordered king Paul and I ordered Szechuan beef. Both were nice and spicy. For the side he ordered fried rice which was not received. I ordered lo mein both at an up charge. Only white rice is included but not in addition to my lo mein so I got a charge there too! Payton was going to charge me $5 for my lo mein but I noticed white rice side was $2.50. Why do servers take advantage of folks....i ordered the side of white rice. We also got an Egg Roll. Bill came and there was the charge for fried rice...as I said we never got;( Everything was yummy! Just wished I didn't need to be on my game for price gauging! Give them a try just check your bill!

The lighting is kind of a green hue, which makes all the food look gross. The atmosphere was super…read morehumid. The food was like eating out of a giant trough and I felt like this is a place for mostly fat people to go and gorge. The only positive is that our server was super hot. Other than that I will never go there again.

Food was almost 5/5, more in that later. Staff was busy busy busy as there were only two people…read morevisible on the floor as well as taking care of to go orders. Quaint little restaurant and the decor was solid. We had to wait for almost everything which isn't surprising as they looked to be short-staffed - I hope they staff more than two front house people regularly. My friend and I had drinks, he tried a Thai beer and peach saki, which he enjoyed. I had fountain root beer. We ordered steamed potstickers, which came out too quickly, were just north of warm and the sauce was far too sweet. Underwhelming. They'd be better if they were up to temp and the sauce was more savory and less sweet. The crabmeat Rangoon was crisp on one side and a little soggy on the other, they came out hot but I think they had been sitting for a bit. The sauce was again, far too sweet. It looked like straight honey with red pepper flakes in it. The entrees however, almost made up for the appetizers. Both plates were large and outstanding flavor. He had Racy Pad Thai (shrimp) with level 2 heat (1-5). I had chicken pad Thai (level 3), with a tamarind-based sauce and chopped peanuts on top. Again, both were fantastic. Overall a pleasant experience, I will return.

The ramen is delicious, and I thought the Gyoza appetizer…read more was the best I've ever had. The server, (Jayai) was wonderful. She was very careful about our allergy concerns and made sure to take care of us (my daughter has a severe fish allergy and needed her ramen free of fish cake & sauce). The Thai boba tea was delicious, too. I discovered that I prefer Thai ice tea better without boba, but I really enjoyed it in this form, as well. I enjoyed the clean and comfortable atmosphere. I was thankful for the interior photograph left by a previous Yelper because the Yelp reviews I read didn't mention that the place had a dine-in an option. The dining space want just accommodating, but lovely, as well.

I'm a bit conflicted about the meal I had. First off, service was great, and the speed the food…read morearrived was perfect. So, absolutely no issues there. For an appetizer, I had the gyoza, and it was perfect. Evenly fried and steamed, even if it was just frozen stuff from the bag like at the Japanese restaurant I used to work at, it was at least prepared with skill. My main entree was the garlic miso ramen. And while each component worked on its own, all of them put together made it seem less as a whole. My biggest issues were the chashu pork which came out a little overcooked. I know the reason, and probably shouldn't hold it against them, but it reminded me a bit of the overcooked pork of my childhood. The other issue was the broth. It was sweet on the backend, which really didn't do it for me the more I've thought about it. I'm not sure if it was the pork broth or the tare. My suspicion lies heavier towards the tare than the broth, but I could be wrong. Either way, I felt that such noticeable sweetness was out of place especially since it did too much to counter the garlic flavor. I suspect it was there to do that for those who don't like a heavy garlic flavor, but then again, if you don't like garlic flavor, you shouldn't be ordering something labeled as garlic on the menu. I will say that marinating the egg was a nice touch and gave it a depth of flavor that typically isn't there from other ramen places I've tried. Otherwise, it was good overall, it just felt like it didn't completely come together with the sweetness of the broth and the pork being a tad overcooked. Still, despite perhaps not looking like it, Zen Ramen was a solid little ramen shop on the East Side and I would not oppose going back to try some of their other ramen bowls. It might not blow your mind if you're a regular ramen connoisseur, but is still a solid spot if you want something affordable and unpretentious.

I was seated promptly . The servers were very attentive and took good care of me…read more I love the calm, clean, peaceful ambiance. The food was delicious, as usual. Fresh and hot. The prices are affordable and the portions are generous. I recommend this restaurant.

Food is delicious, flavorful w tender beef. Nice ambiance for dining in w good service!Always busy!…read moreI'm a New Yorker so I know what's good!

We came here because one person in our group needed to be soy free. They said they could make many…read moredishes soy free and they helped delect a good choice. The food was excellent. I had the Bulgogi Lotus tacos, which were delicious. Excellent food. Great personalized service. Made our day!

This was so good. I got the fried rice and it was massive. I could've eaten this forever lol. The…read moreinside was very nice too!

Love the beef curry here. I order it every time I come here. The boba tea is good as well. Love the…read moreflavors overall

As reviewed extensively, the braised beef noodles in red chili broth take the cake at this…read morerestaurant. I am a big fan of Sichuan peppers when it comes to spice. The feeling of numbness for some reason makes the food very appetizing. It's a big portion, where you can probably bring it home for leftovers. Skewers are also an option here as a nice aside. There is a variety of alcoholic options, including wine, liquor shots, beer, and sakes. The drinks are great with the games they have in the restaurant and the ambiance.

Great food really crispy straws but a homeless man jumped me while I was typing to get food and he…read morewas saying PLEASE GIVE ME FOOD WHILE throwing it back on the food. Still good tho