Ling & Louie’s Asian Bar and Grill

Love this place. The food great, but the waitress was horrible. She spilt food on my dad for got my moms drink for over 10 minutes after she had taken her cup. I’m not gonna let her ruin it cuz the food sells itself!

Love the happy hour menu… the food is awesome. The food and drinks are yummy. I love the outdoor bar and have met many friends here for meetings. Great service and the bartenders always remember my name. Kind of like the show Cheers…

My friend and I went here Friday night for dinner. It’s one of her favorite restaurants, and I had never been before. We sat outside, and had no trouble getting a table.
I ordered the Korean Salmon which came sizzling with asparagus underneath it. The salmon was cooked perfectly!!! I was so impressed! And, it was delicious! I asked for brown rice with it, which I would recommend doing.
It was a great evening with a great meal!

Not your typical Thai joint, this place is higher end and really nice. The menu has a great variety of dishes you would expect to see with some interesting ones that may surprise you.
Happy hour was great with $ 5 Thai Mais (frozen blended Mai tai, delicious!) and they didn’t skimp on the booze! They also had several appetizers to choose from for only $ 5.
For dinner, I had the Kung Pao, which had excellent flavor and quite a kick, which I loved! Would definitely come back again.

I’ve been to Ling & Louie’s a couple of times for lunch only and was never disappointed. The «Firecracker» is a great blend of spice/​heat with blue cheese… definitely not your typical Chinese food (of which I generally don’t care for), but incredible. If you get there early enough for lunch, there is a good chance you’ll get amazing service. Otherwise, as it gets a little more crowded you may have to wait a bit, and take your time. Leave any impatience at the door, because from my experience the servers are friendly but busy, and the food is really quite good.

Had high hopes for a good Chinese spot in AZ since I haven’t found one after the Flo’s in Sky Harbor closed. I got pad Thai… i know, i know… not Chinese. It was decent. Not California caliber, but I’ll go back. My friend had fried rice with extra meat, she ended up paying more for her meat than the original fried rice… pretty crazy. But, all in all that was good too.

This is a pretty good Asian fusion place. I typically go for lunch but I have also been for happy hour. Their Evil Jungle Princess is really good especially over the fried rice. Their salads are a good size and I love the miso soup. Service can be slow at lunch (and this why Ling’s gets 4 instead of 5 stars) but this is still my top choice for a lunch spot.

Stopped in after trip to mall. Very prompt service although I am not a fan of the handheld ordering devices as it seems to prevent servers from making eye contact. And as someone who waits on bar patrons, I prefer that they do not write down or enter the order while at the table. But Jamie was very friendly and efficient and the potstickers and crab puffs were unbelievable. The sauce served with the potstickers was absolutely delicious. Just the perfect amount of heat. Definitely recommend. We have come in for happy hour several
Times and it is a really good happy hour menu.

Always great food and service here. I probably eat here twice a week. Love sitting outside at the bar while the weather is nice!
General lings chicken, the orange chicken, and the Buddha Feast are my goto dishes.

I’ve been to this asian fusion resturant a couple of times and I love that they are not your everyday Chinese or Japanese resturant. They do have your favorite flavors done in new creative ways.
The last time I was there I had the Green Chili Curry Macaroni and Cheese off of their limited March Noodle Month Menu. It was creamy and cheesy with some red pepper and chicken but definitely packed some heat. It was not something you would find any where else and I highly recommend you try it before it’s gone. My dinner companion had the Tom Kha Gai soup. It was delicious with a coconut base, green curry with mushroom, chicken, lime and Thai basil.
Our waiter was great, very helpful. We were seated on the patio and started to get a little chilled, so he lit the patio heater right away.

Love this place. The Mongolian beef appetizer is the best ever.
Everything I’ve had there so far is awesome.

I drove by here so many times and always wondered what it was like. Finally I decided to stop by for a quick dinner the other day.
I started my dinner with frozen Thai Mai. When the server said something about pineapple, it sounded sweet and good. It sure was yummy. I think I like drinks with pineapple.
For my dinner, I ordered honey walnut crispy shrimp with brown rice (dinner choice is jasmine or brown rice). She mentioned with extra dollars, they can substitute to fried rice. They put main dish over rice when they serve (it doesn’t come separately), I thought fried rice will change the main dish taste.
Friendly service with nice smiles. I can’t explain it but I just felt pleasantly comfortable dining there.
When it came time to pay, the server swiped a card by my table. I just thought it was comforting (although I wasn’t doubting anything) that she didn’t have to walk away with customers’ credit card.
It was weekday dinner but they were busy, so I sat at the outside patio (with heater of course…) As I walked back inside to leave, I saw the sign Toledo 1,900 miles…(can’t remember the exact numbers). It just made me smile. I didn’t know but Louie is from Toledo. I think I will be coming here more frequently.

A great spot for Happy Hour! You can’t go wrong with their Tai Mai and many other Cocktail specials! They also have some fun apps to pair with your dinner.

Service is sub par. We weren’t greeted upon entry, which is almost always a preview of how your service will be like. Although our server was friendly, he was not very attentive. I looked around at the other tables and it did not appear that servers were checking on their tables. Unless it’s a Scottsdale thing where people like to be left alone.
Three stars is for the food. I want to be fair and the food is pretty good, not great, but worth a try. We ordered beef lo mein, which had the most tender pieces of beef perfectly medium rare; however, the entire dish had the burnt wok taste. Kind of like what it tastes like when the grill needs to be cleaned. The honey walnut shrimp was served on a bed of rice. Clearly the food here is served for individuals rather than family style. We shared everything family style anyway. Lastly we ordered the meatloaf. Not sure how this fits into Asian fusion and it was just okay.

I have been coming here for years and I’ve had a great experience every time! The staff are always friendly and the menu is very accommodating for practitioners of alternative vegetarian/​vegan diets. I’d highly recommend the Evil Jungle Princess with Tofu and Brown Rice, it’s delicious. Good music, good atmosphere, good food, what more could you ask for? By far my favorite Asian restaurant in Scottsdale, I recommend Ling and Louie’s to all my friends for dinner group ups.

We recently ordered takeout for a family get together from here and then drove to pick it up. The service was extremely fast and friendly. We placed the order, they told us it would be ready in 20 minutes, and when we walked in the restaurant less than 20 minutes later, our food was just coming out. It was packed nicely and easy to transport. My husband and I tried the miso soup, pot stickers, and the Jeweled Beef. All were delicious! The beef in particular was extremely tender and juicy. Very flavorful as well!
The food was so good, my husband and I decided to come back and try them for happy hour/​dinner. During happy hour, they have a menu of drinks/​appetizers that are only $ 5. There are a lot of HH items and we have tried the pot stickers, chicken satay, crab crunch roll, and crispy calamari. For drinks, we’ve only tried the Frozen Thai Mai but it’s so good. I would highly recommend it! They do have some signature Mules, so I might try one in the future.
On a lunch trip, I tried the New Wave Pad Thai. It was different from other Pad Thai I’ve had, but it was still delicious. It came with both chicken and shrimp. My husband tried the Evil Jungle Princes with shrimp. He said it was delicious.
Overall, I love Ling and Louie’s. It’s a great place for Happy Hour, lunch or dinner. I will definitely be back!

The first time I ate here, I had the Firecracker Chicken Tacos and I’ve been addicted ever since. It’s what I always get. I’m not usually into spicy food, and these are just right– a little spicy, but not so spicy I can’t stand it. I think the Bleu Cheese gives it a unique flavor for a taco, and all around these things are just too good.
I also love their crab puffs… real crab and tons of cheese! So, so yum!
I just wish they’d bring back the duck flat bread… that thing was really delicious too.
If you eat in, be prepared because I have never, ever seen this restaurant quiet or empty, except for right after they open. Otherwise, it is hopping and there’s usually quite a few people waiting for tables… but it is totally worth it. Their outside seating is really nice, and they do have heaters for those brief times it gets slightly chilly here: D

Glad we tried. Having finished an appointment in Scottsdale early, we pulled over to look/​phone search for a place to grab an early lunch, and Ling & Louie’s Asian Bar and Grill was starring us in the face, looked up some Unilocal reviews and decided to give it a try.
We were greeted and seated right away. our server Sherry (nice touch on the card) was excellent. We ordered the Edamame, Tom Kha Gai (Green curry coconut broth, tomatoes, mushrooms, diced chicken, cilantro and Thai basil), Orange Peel Chicken (Sweet citrus-​soy sauce, freshly grated orange zest, served over crispy spinach Crispy Chicken), New Wave Pad Thai (Ling’s modern take on this Thai classic. Rice noodles with shrimp, chicken, egg, fresh vegetables and chopped peanuts in a sweet tamarind-​chili sauce), and Ahi Poke Tacos (Three tacos filled with wok-​seared sashimi-​grade ahi, onions and cabbage, topped with spicy aioli and Asian salsa)
The Food was very good, fresh and tasty. The service was excellent. I would definitely be back for lunch. I also signed up for the Wokstar rewards card and was pleasantly surprised as I log into the web site that there was a location in Chander which is much closer to us.

Cool little spot right in a little shopping center with a few other nice restaurants and bars. They do Asian fusion food have some interesting drinks and appetizers. & a good happy hour.

I’ve missed this place because it’s sort of «set back away» from Shea Rd, IMO. Or, maybe I drive fast and just blur by it.
I’m glad I stopped last night to try them out. Granted, it was take-​out, but I was lusting for some Pad Thai. They do a nice one — excellent/​vibrant flavors and generous chunks of moist chicken and shrimp.
Tried Chicken Lo Mein as well. Noodles were of good quality and nice and firm. Flavors worked well and ample chicken pieces.
I wish Take-​Out orders would be handled by Hostess or other, in lieu of Bartender at very busy bar. I felt like sort of a tool and «in the way» standing by ppl seated at bar w/​not a seat free. Not a huge deal though. :)
*NOTE: Parking is viciously competetive around 5−7pm on weekday evening, if you’re cheap like me and don’t valet. LOL