Fu Lin Chinese Restaurant

Went for the Sunday brunch which was okay and got charged $ 4.50 for my 1 yr old to have 2 bites of rice. She has 2 teeth and you want to charge her to eat an entrée when she can’t even talk? Classy guys… classy.

We ate at Fulin after church for lunch. There was a huge crowd and they were clearly overwhelmed with the volume because nearly everything was out or near out. The food was what you would expect from a Chinese buffet. Lots of salt and deep fry. When it came time to pay, we noticed they charged our baby a kids meal. Granted it was $ 4, but we are talking about a 1yr old. When we asked, they said any child under the age of 2, who eats. So there you have it. The meal was cheap, but charge a 1yr old?

I’m not picky. This place is solid. Quick service, friendly people, and has been in business for 20ish years in the same location. Recently updated front end. I prefer take out and this is a very common place for locals to get quick, tasty Asian cuisine at an extremely fair price. Mostly to-​go.

I didn’t like it. Food was bland and overpriced. They don’t deliver. The wonton soup was good.

It is hard to see a restaurant that I have patronized since 1976 take a dramatic downward turn. Fun Lin is under new management and it is not for the better. Outside of a nice, attentive waitress nothing else was good. My hot spicy chicken was not spicy and the quality was poor. My wife hardly touched her Kung pow shrimp. We took nothing home. I hope the new folks can get back to the steady, tasty Chinese food that has attracted generations of little rock residents.

So disappointed. Have been going to fu Lin for years. After getting our cold soup, stale crispier and entrees that did not have your normal fresh vegetables I asked if the restaurant had been bought out. Sure enough it has and service and food was definitely a disappointment. Atmosphere is changing as well with new construction and TVs with bright lights. We will miss you FuLin and we won’t be back.

Was awful service. Slow and didn’t seem to have a clue what they were doing. Messed up my order and then refused to fix it or give me my money back. Will never return. Would give it zero stars if I could.

This is a classic take out Chinese spot.
Super friendly owners, good (but not great) Sesame chicken at a reasonable price. They also do a weekend brunch.

Tasteless food. Will never go again! Chicken wings were very greasy. Fried rice was bland. Hardly any beef in beef pepper steak. Plenty of peppers! Thought it was a vegetarian dish. Save your money

FuLin’s has THE BEST Hot & Sour soup anywhere. Bar none. I wish I knew what made it so unique but I can honestly say, it is one of a kind. It is amazing! The rest f the food is good and Very Affordable but the jewel of their restaurant is the H&S soup. Whenever I go through little rock, I always stop to buy several quarts of it, ice it down til I get back home (12hour drive minimum) and then ladle into 1 cup serving portions. Freeze & reheats INCREDIBLE!

Take out is so easy and the food is always fresh and tasty! Love this place… I’m a vegetarian and they always cater to taste and ensure high quality!

Server was very kind and good, but food wasn’t. I would rather visit local Pei Wei.

The best egg rolls. Wonderfully flavored Chinese food. Well worth the drive from mayflower. Beats any buffet!

Ordered take out for the first time this week. Food was tasty and staff was amazing. They helped me carry my food to the car as I was also toting an infant. Will definitely be back!

Lunch is a good deal for around 6 dollars. The food is so-​so. They are usually pretty quick. Don’t order fried rice of any sort because it sucks.

BEST Chinese food in Little Rock! I’ve eaten here my whole life and the quality of food and service has never changed– excellent! I don’t live here any more but always come here when I’m home. The girl at the front counter is awesome (she’s always been great!) and can recommend something yummy if you’re not sure what you want. She told me to try the black pepper shrimp last night as I was looking for a simple (not too saucy) shrimp dish for my 3 year old son. It was perfect! Tasty, not too much sauce, and great steamed broccoli to go with it. He was licking his fingers from that and the fried rice!
We almost always order the same food otherwise– beef and vegetables, sweet and sour chicken, combination fried rice, egg rolls, and egg drop soup– been eating this for years and it’s still my favorite Chinese meal ever. I’ve also had the Mongolian beef, hot and sour soup, crab Rangoon, and a few other items– everything is wonderful. Would recommend this place to anyone!

Pork lo Mein and Orange Peel Chicken were tasty, service was good. The experience started off as the low point of the night when the crab rangoons we paid $ 6 for had obviously been left out for awhile. Normally this crisp delicious treat is one of my favorite parts of the meal, but these had been out long enough that the cheese/​crab mixture was no longer gooey and melted; they were almost solid in the middle. Disappointed and a little sketched out we ordered and the entrees were great. The interior is nothing fancy, a typical Chinese joint. Might go back for takeout if in the area.

Went for lunch and they do have a good lunch menu at good prices. We come here quite a bit my father in law loves it. Service is always good. I always get the lemon chicken and it’s good nothing great but good deal for the price. My daughter and her friend split the sweet and sour chicken and that turned out well, there is always a lot of chicken. Very good value for the price but they are kind of hit and miss for me and thus time my chicken was a miss.

The hot and sour soup is the best in town. A nice mixture of flavor. Not to hot just right. Served with fried won tons. Friendly service

This place is fantastic value for money! We were a group of 4 and went here for dinner last night.
Imagine our surprise when we saw that the fix-​price dinner was under $ 12!
We all ordered the fix price, which included a soup, a plate with 1 eggroll, 1 chicken tender and 1 crab rangoon, followed by the main entrée with steamed or fried rice.
The soup was OK. The bowl it was served in though, was ice cold, and as a result the soup was slightly above room temperature. The appatizer plate is a double-​triple-​quadruple fried set. The crab rangoon in particular was a joke — just fried dough with a cream cheese filing.
The main entrée with the fried rice was not bad. Pretty decent Chinese food!
Overall, really good value for money. If you’re looking for a quick meal at an absurdly low price, check it out!