Tin Tin Food Hall Birmingham in Birmingham

Love this place, the selling of authentic Asian food and the real HK style food market atmosphere

Dragon Pig Ice Room is of high standard, thank you very much. I feel so lucky to be able to taste the taste of Hong Kong in a foreign country. Hong Kong people come on.

Good place to eat. Definitely delicious. Of course highly recommended.

The staff are welcoming and friendly the venue is very run down all of thats fine the main things the food right? Absolutely gross I had to go to the chemist afterwards!

Lots of Hong Kong style food you can find. You must try Hong Kong BBQ style food. The price is not high and very delicious. However you need to wait patiently as it is a one man band.

Food hall with multiple vendors in one place a variety of food and drinks. Prices are mid range prices but affordable lunch menus. Red wine beef brisket tender and moist with potatoes would be five star if they offer more meat and potatoes no msg and not oily

Small food court in a big building ground floor . Really busy on lunch hours , table waiting ( free style ) , some with Hot sunlight place . Few types of Asian foods store, saw not all in the sign board , maybe closed down and new others open . Overall all types of foods delicious, most customers finish with clear plate . Currently road works all around , dusty & narrow sidewalks to visit here . And the prices here are relatively affordable compared with china town area.

Went to Senyu BBQ for takeaway: the wait time was quite long since the boss only had one kick.

Good value for money, tasty food...several restaurant options to choose from. 😋

Lovely place for Chinese food, various choices. Highly recommended

Must try Chinese oil noodle ! The texture of noodles is excellent, springy and chewy, beef tripe is tender and full of flavor, chilli oil is excellent. We also got fried pork and pork&pickles buns , very juicy and dough is very good. Very good quality of the food The portion is very good for the price, will come back.

I've been here twice now, as I was introduced to this place by my new work colleagues. It has about 5 or 6 eateries to choose your food from. So far, I've tried 2 of them, 3 meats noodle soup, and chicken wings from another, and so far, so good. Roll on this week to see what tickles mi fancy 🤤

toilet is small and sleepy, very dangerous

cheap and cheerful authentic Chinese food. Went lunchtime and got a big plate of seafood fried rice with a drink for less than £10 my friend got soupy noodles. both delicious. Sorry was too busy eating to take a pic of my rice

A food hall with a selection of chinese cuisines, predominantly cantonese. Food was nice and love being able to access a variety of dishes. The roast meat stall is definitely worth visiting in my opinion. In general, there’s a hustle bustle there that gives the place a lively atmosphere. The buns are freshly made at the stall - they’re tasty but the pastry is a little bit thick in my opinion. Though I feel the place could really consider investing in a full-time cleaner. This can enable those working in the stalls to focus on making the food and sending them out, rather than having to worry about cleaning up the tables afterwards as well. (Like Asia Asia) Alternatively, like the Ikea food hall, customers should be encouraged to take their dishes and trays back after they’ve finished.

Really great food and good atmosphere. Pretty central as well and easy to get to and order. Not too busy, but not too quiet either, clearly a popular place for lunch. I had the beef brisket noodle soup which was delicious! Would highly recommend it, and great value for money as well!

Food court with different asian styles

A large number of Hong Kong catering supplies

Like going to China, for lunch.. authentic

Amazing place with loads of options, all little independent stalls. We tried something from each and the pork char Sui noodles were amazing, as were the 12 pork and Chinese leaf dumplings, oh and the stir fry beef and udon noodles were amazing too! Friendly stall owners and a pleasant atmosphere. Will definitely be back next time I'm in Birmingham.

Just had the hotpot at Taste of Chongqing in this food market. Absolutely stunning food. The lovely waitress helped us choose what to order and we had cheese sausage, chicken feet, special beef, lotus root, kelp knot, mixed fish balls, enoki mushrooms, been curd and cauliflower in a deliciously rich umami broth. Highly recommended

A very authentic Asian experience. It's the first place I encounter in Europe that feels and smells like something from China. Customers are almost all Asian, which is a good sign. The food was great. ~7 restaurants, a lot of options.

Got food poisoning from the beef wrap the lady also threw away my food when i went to wash my hands do not eat from the stall in the middle!

I have recently happened upon this food hall of 7/8 restaurants and I'm so glad I did! The food offer is delicious and very reasonably priced. The staff give great customer service and the food is made fresh and quickly. Another bonus is that the different concessions do accept card payment and cash.

龍豬冰室是一間香港人開的店舖。 豆腐炆斑腩飯，斑腩炸得非常之脆，好吃，份量大多，白飯大碗。 椒鹽肉排，椒鹽味就不夠，但肉排炸得好香口，好食。同樣份量多，白飯大碗。 黑椒雞扒意粉，雞扒同樣揸得好趣好脆好香。黑椒汁其實都不錯，但略為太多汁了，整體來說都是好吃的。 最感受以外的就是檸檬茶跟奶茶。在英國都好難飲到港式檸檬茶的奶茶。因為難以找到茶的品種，但在這間餐廳，可以飲到最近似港式的口味，實在回味無窮👍👍👍

Taste of Chongqing was so nice!!! The noodles and fried potatoes were amazing, might be the best I've had. Very authentic food. The waiter was lovely and very polite.

Lots of Asian cuisine choices, 10-15 min walk from Bullring

Typical Hong Kong style and taste. 5 stars.

Got there at 9.30 as the places closes at ten… the cleaners were lovely people… waste of time

Dragon pig restaurant there are really nice

Nice food court with clean environment. It will be better if hand washing gel could be supplied in the male washroom.

Around 7-8 asian food restaurants packed in this place. Quite nice to have various cuisine if you come with a group of friends.

Delicious food. Thank you Rice Coming! I wish I had 2 stomachs so I can eat more of your cooking!

More and more Hong Kong style food stall!

His new location is sichuan garden, selly oak, near selly oak train station. It is a 5 minute walk from the station just past and opposite the aldi. The station is covered by the zone 1 to 2 train pass. I don't know if he will change the name of the restaurant to sichuan cuisine in due course as he has just moved. I have tried food from the Hong Kong restaurant. Much of it is not to my taste but I think the nice things are the lemon ribera, the hong kong tea hot, the stir fry dry breed noodles, and the fish curry. They were delicious. I have also tried food from the taiwanese place. Their salt and pepper chicken was good. I didn't really like the grass jelly drink....it was not to my taste. It was similar to a very sweet, very strong green tea. I also had the chicken curry which was good.

Had the pork wrap and soybean latte. Took a while but was fresh and delicious and the staff member who served us was really friendly.

I usually go to Tin Tin for Master Park's fried chicken & it's the best Korean food i have ever eaten. Also, i love the food from Si Chuan kitchen at the back of the food court, it's a hidden gem!i ordered their braised duck and the portion was huge! loved the flavours so much.

Delicious authentic Chinese noodles. Perfect amount of spice, flavoursome and even let us have tripe noodles which wasn't on the menu. Awesome!

Sichuan place in corner is the real deal. 👌

this is a lovely quiet food hall which is reasonably priced. if you walk from moor st station you have to walk past spar and turn right to find it. there is different stalls and seating in the middle. i have been for several days in a row now because the food was fantastic. there is balinese indonesian food, chinese wraps, hong kong food, chinese sichuan food, korean food and japanese food. i used to go to asia asia food hall but i left becaise they employed a romanian man who didnt wear a hat which was unhygeinic and the thai amazing chef man left and the korean amazing chef has been relegated to a unit where he is only allowed to sell takeaway. i now go to this food hall instead where i can eat while studying. The food hall is very clean. I always see everyone cleaning. The ladies loos have prints by mucha, a favourite artist of mine. so far i have only been to the shezuan food place. im gonna try everything on the menu then i will move to the indonesian place. day 1 :I had a fantastic meal at sichuan cuisine in tin tin food hall yesterday and today. I recommend it. Yesterday I had the yebin noodles with beef instead of pork. It was amazing. It was like a stir fry brown sauce noodle. It was so yummy I ate it all and forgot to take a photo. Very flavourful. I asked for it to be made very mild. It was so delicious and the beef was perfectly cooked so I couldn't stop eating it. Day 2. I had spicy beef with pickled cabbage today. I asked for very mild or no spice for all my dishes. The flavour is perfectly balanced. This man knows how to cook. This dish is very mild in flavour. It is like a slightly sour salty soup with different mushrooms and fatty beef strips in it with rice on the side. Generous portions. Enough for a boy I think. Again it is all perfectly cooked. It was good food but you stop eating when you are not hungry anymore like healthy food. I think if it was made spicy it might have been made more delicious because I don't like spicy food so I asked them to make it mild. Day 3. Today I have eaten chuanbei style braised chicken from the same chef which is mushrooms and chicken in a sauce with rice on the side. I asked for mild not spicy. It is very savoury and mushroomy and chickeny and nice. A bit like a strong mushroom soup. I recommend it if you really like a mushroom and chicken together. The chicken is perfectly cooked and tender. There are 2 types of mushroom I think one is more earthy than the other one which is the normal mushroom. I think one mushroom type is a Chinese one. It was very chickeny. It wasn't so delicious that you overeat and seems quite healthy because its basically chicken and mushrooms. Sort of like eating chicken and mushroom soup with rice. The next day I ate my leftovers and added some chilli flakes to the strong mushrooms to see what they tasted like. I think that balanced out the strong flavour of the mushrooms so I think if you don't ask for mild it will be better. Day 4. Today I had kung pao chicken with the chicken replaced with prawns. It was amazing. There was bits of cucumber I think with bits of garlic with spring onions with peanuts all cooked together in a sauce. It was a little bit sweet and perfectly all went together and there were some chopped chillis in it but they seem to be sweet chillis or something because it was just the skin of chilli's not the insides and I tried one piece it wasn't spicy at all. I recommend this dish. It comes with rice. He knows I can't eat spicy things so I don't know if this is the mild version but it's great. I posted a photo. It is a big portion for a girl so I have decided to take my leftovers home to take them for lunch tomorrow. Day 6. Today I have drunk genki peach flavour sparkling water which is really nice soda water with a peach flavour. I think it is sugar free. It is similar to drinking an actual peach. A bit sweet but not too sweet. I had sizzling cabbage and bean vermicelli with chicken substitution for the pork which is a stir fry of glass noodles and cabbage and some ginger and garlic and chicken I think. You get rice on the side. It is a nice taste similar to Chinese chicken fried rice but a bit different. I think the cabbage makes it more healthy but its really similar to Chinese rice in the type of flavour. Really nice. Day 7. Today I have eaten tofu with crab roe with the pork substituted with chicken. It comes with rice. I also had the tea. It is chopped up silk tofu with peas with chopped up chicken and prawns in a bowl of some sort of soup. I also had tea which was very tasty. It may be because of carnation milk instead of regular milk. I didn't ask but it tastes like that kind of thing. The tofu just breaks up in your mouth which is very satisfying when drinking the soup. The soup is like a vegetable soup similar cuppa soup. The chopped ingredients go all the way through the soup It is not just floating at the top. It's really nice for winter,

Quality Korean cuisine at a reasonable price. Park Sang Yun is a good chef!

All shops insode do authentic food you cant get anywhere else in Birmingham. Especislly like Lilys Umami, The Java Laksa Co. and Master Parks Korean Kitchen.

Lily's Umami - good quality, interesting and tasty plates. Great value too. Recommended.

Amazing selection of Asian food.

Went there for The Java Laksa Co. which does the best Indonesian food in the Midlands and was surprised to see Shogun Sushi of Mailbox fame have a new shop there also. Great place for groups with different taste buds as you can choose from Chinese Street Food, Sushi, Korean Home Cooking and Indonesian.