Don't let the look of this place deter you from grabbing some pretty good Asian food. We went in to…read moreorder and were very enthusiastically greeted and given menus. We were debating splitting a meal when the girl behind the counter offered the option of the lunch menu (even though it was after 4pm). We ordered orange chicken & Kung Pao chicken and waited. While we were waiting, 3 locals came in for pick up orders... good sign! They were so nice to every customer- making each feel welcomed and appreciated. We got plenty of food (ate the rest of mine for lunch today) and enjoyed our food in the RV. Nice find in a cute town.

We ordered the dirty rice. It was very good and ordered eggrolls Those were very, very good. We had…read moreto order two more and the service a young lady that took our order was very sweet!

Came for dinner last night and had a great dinner, the food came out nice hot and tasty.read more

We gave Asian Grill another chance after not visiting for a few years because of inconsistent food…read more Unfortunately, nothing has improved. The restrooms were disgustingly filthy. Water served had a foul taste and odor, the lo mein was nearly cold, the beef cho cho was lukewarm, sesame chicken tough and overly sweet. To make matters worse, we found a hair on one of the beef cho cho. The manager did remove that item from our bill. Overall, this was a very disappointing. Based on our experiences, we will not return.

The store in particular has some speed issues. Yes the location is clean and it's your typical…read morePanda Express, but the service is absolutely terrible. We waited in line for 45mins for food they had ready and confirmed was ready and never received anything. The other times we have come by, it's been dry and tough. We've ordered ahead of time for it to never be ready in time, we've ordered inside to just be looked over and waited for 20mins and there's been no one else inside, and in the drive through it's been long enough to turn your car off type of wait.

I was excited to see that they have a drive-through. However, after sitting there for five minutes,…read moreI realize I was staring at a sign that says the drive-through is closed because of lack of employees. Seems to be a general problem in Gainesville. I guess there's too many jobs. Anyway, the visit was a panda experience nothing out of the ordinary.

This is by far our favorite Chinese restaurant, that my family has ever been to!…read more I am in my 60s, so that says a lot for how many Chinese restaurants that I have been to in my life! Food is excellent! The restaurant is very well decorated and super clean! The Staff is very friendly too! Definitely 5

Hunan lion delivered some solid Chinese food. Service was…read moreoutstanding- prompt, friendly and interactive The soup was dry flavorful but good gosh it was super salty - the sodium almost took over the entire dish - I was thinking about adding some soy sauce so I could taste something besides the salt in the soup but given how high in sodium most soy is, I decided to pass. The orange chicken was a mixed bag - most of it was just the right amount of sauce and breading but there were a few pieces that were over breaded and the sauce was borderline overcooked- but as I said it was only a couple of pieces. The lunch menu was limited so I will return to try another option. Great service, fair pricing and decent food offerings.

Very nice establishment with great interior design touch, however the food was lacking for the…read moreprice. I went with my brother and we had a fun time talking with the people around us. For $150/head you get solid Chinese food, with nice presentation. To me, if I consider the $150 price point for the meal, paying simply for presentation is not enough, especially if you consider other restaurants competing at this price point in the Austin area. Very few of the dishes had any real flavor advancements/innovations past the original Chinese dish it was based on. For example, the salt and pepper lobster comes out in this fancy wide wooden dish, filled with dried peppers, and then is seated on a textured stone bowl with sliced lettuce under the lobster tail. All to get 2 bites of typical tasting lobster. Was the lobster good? yes, but the general feeling is pay more to get better presentation, and less food for the money, not a food taste upgrade. To be fair, that may be what the restaurant is targeting. To contextualize Ling's kitchen, I feel as if you would be able to get a larger version of most if not all dishes, with similar quality in Houston for $20. For $150 you would be able to feed an entire family with drinks and dessert normally so I do not feel as if the money is worth it. Not much innovation on the flavors for the palate, but the food had very cute visuals. Service was nice, and the Chef's energy was infectious.

Finally had a chance to try this out to celebrate my wife's birthday. If you get tired of reading,…read morethe punchline is "this is a meal you should go enjoy!" When you arrive, you are gathered in a side room with the other guests and served prosecco or tea, and a tasty opening bite. Our hosts were Nick and Mateo, and they were solid throughout the meal. If you want any wine/sake, you get that selected at this time (bottles only). We chose a sauv blanc from Round Pond, a CA vineyard where we'd visited with family years ago. Many of the dishes are seafood so this was a nice pairing. Once the group has arrived, you're seated around a giant and well decorated table in the actual kitchen. It's a super cool vibe with nice music and intimate lighting. Each course is announced with a gong, and thoughtfully explained, including the connection to Chef Ling and how to best enjoy. I didn't come across anything I didn't love, but I'll highlight a few of my favorites. The fried taro with spicy crabmeat aioli ate like a delicious crab cake! The dry aged Peking duck was a stunner, coming in a smoke filled wooden box. One piece was meant to be eaten in fluffy bun, the other to be enjoyed more purely. There's also a smoked duck tongue which is tasty, just trust me! There's also filet mignon was rich and tender, laying in a delicious green sauce. Chef's kiss! Midway through the meal you are invited to introduce yourself briefly to the table. You also get to walk around enjoy some extra bites and visit with the chefs. It was a charming and diverse crowd. A real slice of Austin. See my pictures for a good sense of what you're in for. You will definitely not leave hungry or disappointed. Chef Ling is present and makes her way around the table during the meal. She is kind and humble, but clearly knows what she's doing!

Great food for a great price. Give them a shot. Welcoming staff. Surprised more people don't go…read morehere.

If there were more stars to give I would. Lins is always fail safe…read more Best food best people and always the right amount of folks. Not too crowded. I just love this place

To start, this place has Great food! Portions are generous for the price. The atmosphere is nothing…read moreto speak of though, but who cares!

I have only attended for lunch and it was good. Nice variety of entrees, tasty and good service…read more The staff keep the buffet clean and check on you regularly.

Beautiful interior, great food, and attentive service. The xiao long bao are especially well made,…read moreand I love that they're served with miniature bowls. You can break the dumpling open directly into the bowl to catch all of the soup, which makes them easier to enjoy and helps prevent any of the broth from going to waste. The other dishes we tried were also very good, making this an enjoyable dining experience overall. I'd definitely recommend stopping by.

4/5 Ling Wu is a…read moresolid spot for sharing a variety of Asian dishes, especially if you're going with a group and want to try a little of everything. The soup dumplings and fried beef buns are standouts and definitely worth ordering. For entrees, the duck is excellent and the coconut shrimp is another highlight. The egg drop soup is one of my personal favorites and a great starter. If you're saving room for dessert, the dessert dumplings and buns are also very good and a nice way to finish the meal. The atmosphere is upscale and comfortable, making it a great place for a relaxed dinner or group night out. Overall, very consistent food and a nice dining experience, just not quite at the level where every single dish hits perfectly.

THE greatest Chinese restaurant on planet Earth. Whenever my girlfriend asks me what I want for…read moredinner I have to lie because the real answer is sweet & sour chicken from Pao's. I would battle 100,000 warriors for just a taste

Ordered thru Uber eats. There is an upcharge for white rice…read more What's worse is there is an upcharge for NO rice!! On top of that nonsense, we ordered a chicken and a beef dish. Both had poor quality meat. Both were very chewy.