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The Post has joined forces with Tin Tin Cantonese Restaurant to offer you a chance to savour the best of Cantonese cuisine at lunchtime for just pounds 10 -which also includes a free glass of house wine.

Tin Tin Cantonese Restaurant is one of the most popular restaurants in Birmingham, situated as it is at Water's Edge in Brindleyplace.With its contemporary design of understated elegance, it sets the mood for a unique Chinese dining experience. It is stylish, simple and not intimidating; serving progressive Cantonese cuisine with the utmost importance placed on fresh, high quality ingredients.

Watch the skills of oriental cooking techniques as the chefs prepare mouth-watering Cantonese dishes. Established in 1995, Tin Tin has brought new dimensions to its supremacy in the local Chinese gourmet scene coupled with warm and personalised service. In addition, Tin Tin offers a stylish private dining room, which can accommodate up to 50 people.

Tin Tin is Cantonese for 'everyday', which sums up their philosophy -quality everyday, service everyday and value everyday Located very close to Birmingham Symphony Hall, the NIA and ICC, Tin Tin is open between noon and 3pm and 5pm to midnight on Monday to Friday, and noon to midnight on Saturday and Sunday.

Telephone for reservations or inquiries - 0121 633 0888
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