Tian Tian Restaurant
18101 Preston Rd #204C, Dallas
(972) 381-7777
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Peking duck was the best dish here, tasted very clean and fresh, good flavor. I also loved the duck soup, tasted very good. Dim sum was okay
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Ordered pick up last night spicy beef that looked like chicken , never seen beef with such a pale look, chicken fried rice was not fresh had no flavor
$40.00 won’t go back
Food is delicious. We ordered the half duck, maggie shrimp and shrimp shumai. Really, really delicious food! The prices are fair as well. Service is slow but to be expected.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Beijing Peking Duck
Service was slow and disorganized. We waited for over an hour only for 7 dishes to make it to our table. We ordered 10 dishes In total. Food was great but was greatly disappointed by the slow service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Well I walked in with a party of 3 and only relieved 2 menus, it's always unfortunate to be at a restaurant where they profil you is the worst. The food was decent overall however some sauce was questionable. Disappointed to have spend 80 for not the best experience.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Orange Chicken, Fried Rice
I just went there for lunch and had the worst orange chicken I have ever had. The soup dumplings were too thin at the bottom so they spilled all over the plate ruining the experience. I told the waitress that I didn’t think they actually served me orange chicken because it tasted nothing like it. She confirmed it was and I told her I didn’t care for it. I took one bite and didn’t want to be rude so I told her maybe someone else will eat it. The chicken had too much hard fat in it so it was nearly impossible to take a bite out of the nugget. My bill was $32 after a $4 tip for LUNCH. For that price I should have had the best orange chicken of my life. Instead, I was left super dissatisfied. DONT ORDER THE ORANGE CHICKEN!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
We (2) came for lunch at 1:30 but was given a dinner menu. We had to ask for a lunch menu. Chinese food is cooked with oil, but our two dishes had much more oil than I have ever experienced in Chinese stir fry. Probably will not be back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
If you do not want to eat CHEAP PREMADE DISHES FROM SOME OTHER FACTORIES sold at a high price after simple heating, do not go. At least for dim sum, this restaurant uses premade food, 预制菜. The steamed dishes are all from frozen packaged ones and that is why you sometimes get frozen ones served if they happened to be no steamed long enough. Go somewhere you can get fresh dishes like Kirin court.
I do not need to make a call to your restaurant -- just explain why your served dishes are frozen inside here. There is not even a single bit of explanation or apology when I raised concern at the restaurant.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Came here with a friend today in the evening because she recommended it. The restaurant wasn't packed. Ordered 3 dishes and a soup. We got the soup. Only received 2 out of the 3 dishes. They messed up the sesame chicken,
in the menu it says it comes with broccoli, there was no broccoli. So we asked about it, they brought out 2 tiny pieces of broccoli, I guess it must be for garnish. Waited 30 minutes before asking the waitstaff about the chef special claypot tofu, because we're eating the other stuff. Waitstaff doesn't check in on you. Turns out they ran out of eggplant, so therefore they couldn't make the claypot dish. They offered to cancel it, we wanted to wait for it, just put extra of the other ingredients, no biggie right? We asked for the menu to order something to-go, waitstaff forgets to bring the menu while trying to get the kitchen to make the 3rd dish. Finally got the menu, my friend decided to not order anything, because it was taking a long time for that claypot to come out. The waitstaff apologized that the kitchen was a mess. We canceled that claypot. The sesame chicken tastes great, but I won't be coming back due to poor service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 1
No service.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
TL:DR pay in cash for discount and don't sleep on their hot and sour soup, cheung fun, or siu mai
We came here for lunch on a Saturday and it wasn't too busy. We've been here previously and enjoyed the food. While the selection of dim sum isn't as vast as some other places, the dishes were fairly decent.
We started with a large bowl of hot and sour soup, split between my wife and I. For $6, even if it was more, this is one of the best hot and sour soups I've had. Very generous portion where we managed to get 6 portions from the large bowl. We also ordered the spicy Sichuan wontons which were not so great. The wontons themselves were fine but the Sichuan sauce was lacking depth of flavor.
For dim sum, the char siu buns were fairly standard. Decent and tasty, a little bready but good. The siu mai were seriously good. Nice and plump, a lot of filling, thin wrapper, and very tasty. Chicken feet were lacking a little. The sauce was thin and no depth of flavor. Their cheung fun were really good. It's definitely something we will order again. Simple dish with a nice texture to the wrapper. I enjoyed the tofu skin but my wife found it too chewy for her liking. We finished our meal with a lava egg bun which was very good as well.
Wait staff were about as attentive as any other Chinese restaurant. I know some people prefer more attention, but we did not expect this. Lastly, pay in cash and you get a discount.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
The highlight of this place is the peking duck. Other food is decent, but the duck is what makes this place special. We ordered the duck, garlic shrimp, shrimp fried rice, and Shanghai xiaolongbao. I don't recommend getting the xiaolongbao as there was no soup on thr dumpling. Other food I recommend.
The duck’s portion wasn’t really big. I think other places have better portions with similar price. Taste was good though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
If I could give a zero for customer service I would!! At one time it was my favorite Chinese restaurant. I recently placed an Uber Eats order prior to restaurant opening to be picked up after work 6:30-7p. I skipped lunch waiting to enjoy my dinner. There was no messaging earlier in the day. I pulled in the parking lot 15 min till pickup and I get a message that my order was canceled without explanation. Nothing. Hungry and disappointed. Never again TIAN Tian! A explanation probably would have been more accepting and showing that you appreciate your customers. Thanks for NOTHING!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
ASKING FOR TIP???
For context, the restaurant have the option to scan the receipt online and pay online. We have paid online and about to tip in cash but the lady come out and literally said “you paid online right well this is not include tip so make sure to tip” Me and my friends was like what the hell was that that was so rude. We decided to not tip because they’re literally so disrespectful. As we walk out of the car, one of the server literally chase us down and ask “No tip? No tip?” So freaking rude and disrespectful to their guest. We will never return to this place and I’ll make sure to let anyone I know know about this awful business
To be fair, food was good but service is trash!
Food: 4
Service: 1
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