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Contribute FeedbackThe average assessment of 3.5 shows that King Tin Restaurant so far has satisfied the majority of its visitors.
What User likes about King Tin Restaurant:
King Tin has moved to this new location on the ground floor of an apartment building. The map on some websites still locates it on King St. Service can be slow but the food arrives piping hot. They serve a buffet at lunch ($9.50) and Dim Sum on Saturday and Sunday 11 to 3. I haven't tried that yet. The menu is large and varied. There are many seafood dishes, casseroles and hot plates. The street is currently torn up... View all feedback.
What User doesn't like about King Tin Restaurant:
New location, smaller space, somewhat smaller menu, but still better than the student-oriented Chinese eateries in W'loo. We had the "dinner for six", with steamed walleye (which the menu lists as "pickerel"). The steamed walleye was definitely the best dish of the meal, followed closely by the beef brisket casserole. We ordered steamed rice, as well, which curiously was not part of the dinner. For a group of our siz... View all feedback.
Parking on street is pretty difficult, but as chinese food goes, outside the GTA and the missis, is pretty good in terms of traditional canto cooking. Prices ar...
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Entrée Feng Shui
Indian
Chicken Wings
Chicken
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The restaurant also offers a pickup of menus, you have the option to order menus directly from the homepage kingtinchinese.com.
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