Lin's is spectacular. This is the kind of Chinese food that makes you keep eating even when you're…read morealready full. Absolutely delicious--it's crack. The flavors are on point, everything tastes fresh, and I will absolutely be going back. Great pricing and staff.

Had not been here in a while for table service. Customer base seems to be mostly take out. Waited a…read morefew minutes to be seated and when that didn't happen I called out to ask if we could seat ourselves. Took about 10 minutes to receive any contact including menus but weren't in a rush. Started with sharing a bowl of hot & sour soup - very tasty and not super spicy. Also ordered a pot of hot tea. Entrees were Mongolian beef and Lo Mein combo with chicken and beef. Portion size has definitely shrunk. All food was served hot and nicely prepared.

Great service. Lunch specials w entree, rice, egg roll & soup. Great prices. Chili oil was delish…read moretoo. Plenty of vegan options. Delicious.

Excellent Hot & Sour soup, one of the best I ever had!…read more Friendly service. Need to go back a few times to get a better sense of the different food offerings, as well had the Lunch menu this time.

Fantastic food and service!…read more Wens has been a staple of my family's eat out selection and for good reason. Consistent food quality and service and fast delivery. Give the a shot, you won't be disappointed!

Sometimes the little shops in a strip mall are overlooked! Food is fresh and delicious! Quick lunch…read moredelivered to share with a friend. Egg rolls (big, fluffy, crispy), chicken lettuce wraps were hot and delicious! So much chicken and perfect lettuce portions to wrap and roll. Hot and Sour Soup, yes please! Quick delivery, so no comment on service.

We always enjoy the BoGO option they offer. Food is always pretty good and a good staple in our…read morerotation

We have visited Hao Hao a few times to give it the benefit of doubt…read more Every time we've visited has disappointed us in different ways. 1. Staff was trying to hard to act like they wanted to be there. They did not show any form of enthusiasm for their craft. If you're going to be a server for this season in Your life,, be the best, get the higher tips, just be. 2. The food lacked the unique Viet flavor. The Pho was watered down and gave very limited basil, bean sprouts and such. 3. The ambiance was better at McDs across the way. Not a place I feel welcome and want to return to. I gave it 2 stars because the food was not completely terrible, but, it absolutely lacked. I'll try it again in 6 months and see if it's changed. If it does I will update my review

All the food here came out really good. Service was good. Not very busy in a mid day. The spice…read morelevel were at the right spot. This is one of the Chinese restaurants with a wider variety selection outside of typical dishes. The booth seats were not very stable or comfortable. I would avoid those for next time.

Service was slow.. we waited 2 hours for our food and there was only 4 tables in the restaurant…read morethat were seated.. canceled my order after two hours and left..

After having a bad experience a couple months ago at Sorn Thai down the street (read my review) we…read moredecided to check out JaiWai. We had walked past it a few times in the past and had been wanting to try it out. The restaurant is small and non-assuming, but don't let that fool you. We opted for lunch with a couple friends and were not disappointed. Our server Mack greeted us as we arrived and quickly got us seated with menus and waters. I had heard that the Kao Soi was supposed to be really good, so I opted for that. My wife had her usual Pad Thai with chicken, our friends had Pad Krapow with pork and chicken Basil Fried Rice. Living in Thailand for 6 years as a kid, I pretty much know good Thai food, and I can tell you that all 4 dishes hit the mark. I tried tastes from all 4 dishes. The Pad Thai was served with crushed peanuts and a big slice of lime and was very flavorful, had the right amount of sauce, but probably could have used just a tad less sugar and a few more pieces of meat. The Basil Fried Rice was delicious. It had that "wok-fired" street food taste and was served with some sliced cucumber and a slice of lime. The only thing I would change is to leave the broccoli out. You don't typically see that in Thailand. The Pad Krapow had a spot-on taste associated with good Pad Krapow and did not disappoint. The only suggestion is to be sure and order it with a fried egg to make it more authentic. Last but certainly not least was my Kao Soi. Only recently becoming more popular here in the US, it is an egg noodle curry soup dish that originates from northern Thailand. I have had Kao Soi in restaurants in Chiang Mai, and I can tell you that JaiWai hit every mark with this one! Most impressive was the plate of condiments. It included a lime wedge for a little acidity to help brighten the flavor of the broth, chopped shallots for some freshness, and pickled mustard greens that really make a difference! They are tart and crunchy and help counter the richness of the broth, a component that's very important in Thai cuisine. And lastly, fried chili flakes. This is optional for those who want to add some heat to their bowl, but for me it is mandatory. I like my Thai food hot and spicy. The only suggestion I have for the Kao Soi is maybe top it with slightly less fried noodles. They were welcome, but just a tad difficult to mix them into the soup because of the amount. Mack did an amazing job serving us. He was very friendly and took the time to confirm our orders. So I highly recommend JaiWai and we will be making it our go to Thai place in Georgetown. Do yourself a favor and give them a try! Ambiance - 9/10 Service - 10/10 Food - 10/10 Overall - 10/10

Tried Jaiwai Thai Kitchen for dinner last night and had a really good experience. The service was…read moregreat, the food came out fresh and flavorful, and everything we ordered was something I'd happily get again. We had the yellow curry with tofu, pad Thai with tofu, and the papaya salad -- all were delicious. One thing worth mentioning: we ordered spice level 1 out of 5, and it still had a solid kick. Definitely enough heat to keep you reaching for the next bite without being overwhelming. They also brought out complimentary egg rolls and wontons as appetizers, which was a nice surprise and a great way to start the meal. The restaurant itself is very casual with a simple, no-frills atmosphere that seems mainly focused on to-go orders rather than dine-in ambiance. That said, the food and friendly service were definitely the stars of the experience. Overall, really enjoyable dinner and I'm looking forward to coming back.

Excellent place for a quick Chinese meal with great flavors. Reasonable priced…read more The Dan Dan Mian; the Biang Biang Mian; the beef noodle soup and the fried rice are awesome. Each has a distinct flavor unlike some generic Chinese joints that dish up slop. The chef owner and her husband are pleasant folk. A great Friday night or Saturday night meal.

Seriously, these were the best dumplings I've had. The way the seasonings were caramelized on the…read morebottom with a little crunch, had me in a chokehold. They were seasoned so well. I got the shrimp and pork dumplings for $12. This was definitely a steal. The service was very friendly and didn't take long. This place was busy, but I still got my order in a good timeframe. This is located at a food truck park with plenty of seating and beautiful lights. Enjoy

it is DELICIOUS i got the fried noodles and brown sauce and oh boy its so good that im not gonna…read morefocus for awhile and i got a fortune i recommend this!

I went today for the lunch special because everyone on NextDoor is recommending it…read more I came in & was a little hectic as they just installed a new payment system and they were dealing with getting the people taken care of who were there before me. By the time I checked out the new system was quick and easy to use. It threw me a little because add tip is at the end, just FYI. I ordered an iced tea, and the basil shrimp lunch special. I subbed jalapeños instead of the bell peppers. I can't stand that almost every Asian dish is just full of bell peppers it just makes the food taste like bell pepper peppers. They were happy to sub, no issues. As I sat drinking my iced tea I was enjoying the decor inside with the cute umbrellas hanging from the ceiling. It's a nice touch. There were quite a few people in there when I arrived however by the time I sat down they had left so I snapped a photo before anyone else sat back down. My lunch special came with soup, I ordered the egg Drop soup and it was delicious so I was looking forward to the rest of my food. They served the soup with some crispy wontons on the side. When my dish arrived I was happy to see they use nice big fat plump shrimp the sauce was seasoned nicely it was a little sweet from the basil and a little hot from the jalapeño. My lunch came with fried rice and an egg roll. I dipped the eggroll in the yummy basil sauce. Delicious lunch everything was great. As I was watching someone else get their food after me I noticed that their rice had been neatly placed on the plate like it was tucked into a bowl and then plated. My rice was just all over the plate. Not a complaint just something I noticed. Although I feel like I had more rice than she did lol. The only thing kind of off was that she brought me the little machine to my table to pay while I was still finishing eating. I know she realized and left it at the table and walked away and came back for it. I believe the only reason she did that was because she had two of us right about the same time that had to pay. Iced tea refills big plus, happy with any server who is nice to me and fills up my tea. The iced tea was good & strong and I was able to take my refil to go. The only thing I could improve I think today is maybe make the restaurant a little bit cooler inside. It's so hot outside and I never completely felt cooled off sitting in there other than that everything was amazing and I'll be back.