Tin's Tea House

Tin’s is a sweet dim sum place. And by sweet, I mean that their food is actually sweeter than usual dim sum. I am guessing this is done to cater more to the non-Asian customers since I noticed that many customers were in fact, not Chinese.

The restaurant itself is very nice and well decorated. It has paintings, structures, and has a nice atmosphere to it. The service was alright in my opinion. When we asked for something, they generally responded fairly quickly. The dim sum here was all solid. I have had better egg custard tarts, and barbequed pork buns, but that shouldn’t detract that much from this place. It is all delicious, and some of it has a different taste than usual dim sum, which is somewhat refreshing. If you like sweeter dim sum, then this is a good place to check out.

Ordered two beers overall and the second beer was never served.
Ordered Sesame beef and the order may have had an once of total beef in it. I cut it up to verify my initial observation. The batter made of the vast majority of the volume and weight. The sauce that dressed the deep fried batter pieces could have been ketchup with red pepper sauce. I also had Won Ton soup and had no problems with it. There were approximately ten tables being waited on and the service was slow. At the end I brought my bill to the counter rather then wait around any longer