Tin Tin, Buffalo, New York, Vegan-friendly Restaurant Details

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The best chinese food I've had in Buffalo!!!!
It's amazing, hot and non greedy, it was delivered in 30 minutes.
The egg rolls are really good, really worth trying.

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I didn't try it. The woman in the back that was packing food was soooooo nasty towards the girl taking orders. I went in to order something and have it delivered to my 74 year old mother, the girl taking the order asked if they could deliver it, it was 5 blocks from the restaurant, the women started yelling at her. I walked out. Nasty people. I would never give them business, and that was my first experience with the place.

Food:

The food is reasonably priced and it is what you get for your money. What people need to remember here is that this is not a high end restaurant. You get what you pay for. Simple as that. This is the Americanized Chinese cuisine not the actual thing. With that being said the food is average compared to every other Chinese restaurant. The food is good and the service is great.

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I'll start by saying, that contrary to what Randolph Z. posted, the sign certainly says Tin Tin. Whether those words exist in Chinese is another story. But really, who cares about the sign.

The restaurant is one of your standard American-Chinese restaurants. If you're seeking authentic top of the line Chinese, this is NOT your place. That being said it's a small place with limited seating. Only about 2-3 tables, accommodating 4 or 5 adults are available. Most people seem to get takeout with the occasional delivery. There is a steady stream of customers in and out, indicating this is probably a "go-to" place for locals. On the counter you have a commonly laid out Chinese menu with the standard illuminated specials sign above.

I was reluctant to review this place until I had a few visits under my belt. The quality of the food is consistent and the prices are great. Unfortunately it is cash only, with an ATM inside available. There is about 8 to 10 parking spaces available, alongside of the building on Starin Avenue. The restaurant itself is reasonably clean; which seems to be the common concern among Chinese restaurants. Each time I've been to Tin Tin the Cashier is always the same late-teen girl. She speaks English very well and is polite and kind.

I'd recommend Tin Tin to anyone in the area looking for a decent Chinese (American) restaurant. The flavor is good and the price is right. It may not be the best you've had, but it will provide a quick and fulfilling meal.

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Food was eh. Half way through my chkn lo mein, I crunched something real hard. I think it was a chunk of chicken bone. Gen tsos had NO spice.... Wonton no flavor. And to make it all worse they don't take credit cards but conveniently have an ATM in the store. Cash only just makes me think they are a shady business.