Tin Tin Chinese Restaurant

Food : 4/5 | Service : 4/5 | Atmosphere : 4/5 Recommended dishes Hot Pot More
Apr 18th, 2023

(Translated by Google) Don't order takeaway, it's just a little bit small, it's really unpalatable, it's very special (Original)
Mar 14th, 2023

Food : 5/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 5/5 Recommended dishes Spine Soup Yes It Is Parking space Plenty of parking More
Dec 30th, 2022

Food wasnt to bad! The menu you was in Chinese and the waiter didnt speak a word of English, we collected the bill afterwards and got told 95 for two people! Wouldnt dine there again
Oct 15th, 2022

A really complex, borderline profound, experience. I could write an article on the wider issue of Chinese food in the UK; there are always two menus. Unless you are stared down as Chinese, you are getting the plain jane vanilla menu of British food; chicken balls, chow-mein and congealed sauces. I finally had a breakthrough at Tin Tin. On the third request after entering, the helpful waitress finally let us see the Chinese menu, the real menu. Here, one has access to spiced pig ears, lamb bone broths and cold, nutty noodles. All other Chinese students in the restaurant were sharing hotpots and tucking in with their plastic gloves to gnaw on the bones. Finally, I could take part. The restaurant itself is in a sad state and most of the customers/students are in a phone-scrolling daze. However, I was able to try two entirely new, tasty dishes; access, essentially, to an entirely new cuisine. This culture isn't going to change in the UK any time soon, as long as restaurant owners fear the wrath of one-star reviews from the sesame toast and chicken ball army. Clearly, Tin Tin is suffering from exactly this and should be proud. Oh, I recommend the Xian Xian Mian - great addition of peanuts and cucumber to the chewy noodles.
Feb 4th, 2023