Lin's Asian Café Five Forks

"Amazing food and presentation! This is my new favorite sushi restaurant!"

"My Daughter was in awwwww of a lemon mouse someone else had on there plates. As my wife and Daughter left with there leftovers they said be careful with that the mouse will eat all of your food before you get home. She opened the box to find the lemon mouse. I don't know of any other restaurant that goes above and beyond with there kindness!!!!! We love this place!!! If I could give it 10 stars I would **********!!!!!"

"This is a place where you could either have a great service this wee, and the following one it could go dramatically to the other side. I've been here several times, and previous experiences was pleasant. Food was on point and so was the service. Our last experience was Ok. We got there at a slow time, so the restaurant was almost empty. We were attended by 2 different people, and both were attentive at first. My partner and I took a minute to evaluate the menu. We got the Tuna TnT as an Appetizer, and also ordered the Gyoza. The Tuna TnT felt fresh and different. But the Gyoza was not entirely cooked, as the wrapper (the dough) was dehydrated in some areas. It felt like gum. For entrees, my spouse had the Reedy River Roll, and I had the Godzilla Roll. I enjoyed mine, but the Reedy Roll was too big and had too much rice. Unbalanced ingredients. I would still visit this place in the future, but need to say there are other sushi places around the city that offer a better experience than the one I had recently."

"We have eaten at Lin's Five Forks numerous times and always been pleased with the food and service. However, last evening we had a completely different experience. We took relatives out to Lin's for a special occasion dinner. The waiter had to come back three times to confirm our order after writing down our order on a paper napkin. The food arrived at four different intervals over a period of 10-15 minutes. The broccoli was ice cold and under cooked as were the carrots. The chicken had noticeably less seasoning than previous trips. The sweet tea was so sweet it had to be diluted with unsweetened tea. When the bill finally was presented, the waiter handed me a black Sharpie to sign the receipt. All and all, my wife and I were embarrassed for taking our relatives to eat at Lin's after raving about how great the meal was going to be. Obviously, something significant has changed in the management of Lin's Five Forks. Needless to say, we won't be returning."