Tin Tin Buffet - Winston-Salem

I definitely come back! My new favorite place to pamper me for the food I love! came to my birthday and loved it!

One of the best Chinese Buffet I have been to. All good is labeled with time placed on buffet line. Food very good. Only complaint was sushi was not labeled as to what kind is was. A little pricey, but quality and selection makes it worth the price

I love this place. The food is always fresh and they do a good job keeping things rotated. If your really hungry it's worth a visit.

While taking my partner on a short trip he wanted Chinese. We decided to try Tin Tin buffet. There were several choices of food from Chinese, American, hibachi, and sushi. This was a good choice. The wait staff was good. The food temperature of some items was lower than it should have been especially just being placed on the bar. The lighting at the buffet serving line was good. The sneeze guards over the buffet were clean and had a good protection coverage. Overall the buffet was good, I did not try the hibachi.

Follow me on IG: @zackaryeats for recommendations on more places to eat! Tin Tin Asian Buffet is the ONLY Chinese buffet currently available in Winston-Salem and offers Chinese food, hibachi, and sushi at a fantastic price! The Chinese food tastes similar to your standard Chinese food takeout, and the sushi quality is surprisingly decent, which makes the buffet price worth it since it's all-you-can-eat. The Chinese food is solid. The sushi consists nigiri (salmon, tuna) and specialty rolls. The hibachi bar is self-serve, so you gather the raw ingredients on a plate and hand it to the chef. Ice cream is also available here, but they come prepackaged in little styrofoam cups. Make sure you come with an empty stomach to maximize the amount of food you can eat! WORTH IT? MAYBE, if you're looking for a buffet to satisfy your Chinese food, hibachi, and sushi cravings, then look no further! (Overall 6/10) The Friday and weekend adult buffet is fairly expensive and will set you back $18, which is understandable given the COVID situation on restaurants. The prices have been marked up from last year when I could dine at Tin Tin for only $13 for dinner.