Tintin Buffet

very good food, easy to find, next to fred meyers. we highly recommend it. the waiters are nice. nice koi fish pond. very nice atmosphere. clean.

We went there over the holidays with friends and normally I am not a fan of Asian buffets, but We really liked this one. An Asian family that we know was also coincidentally there as well and they said they come there quite a bit. It is quite a family friendly place as well.

We went there for the first time last nighy… we are from eugene area and would love this restaurant there. The food was amazing… nice atmosphere and the staff real friendly. will eat the as much as we can when in medford.. yummy yumm

Someone came and destroyed the menu. Cheep new stuff and whatever they think Sushi is, they might want to use less cooked fish and try something raw again.

While the sushi is made fresh right there, it lacks serious flavor. It might as well have came from a premade pack. There was a waitress there though that was amazing and helpful. One of us had a broken shoe and she fixed it without any of asking for help. Very sweet of her. The food was average. Nothing to write home about but lots of choices.

The people were very friendly and there was a large selection of food I was not expecting a high-​end meal but the food was just plain I understand you have to make it so everyone will like it but getting rid of flavor is a bad idea. I wasn’t expecting a lot and I got what I expected
The restaurant was packed so someone likes it

Best Chinese food I’ve had in a long time good price for awesome food. it’s a nice quiet place lots of seats and very clean bathrooms I will most definitely be coming here at least twice a month

I have been coming here for years. The staff is very friendly and courteous. I find the food to be delicious. Over the years, the selection has always improved, and the quality in my opinion is excellent for a buffet. It saddens me to see reviews from one time visitors with such disparaging remarks without at least a second visit. If you don’t know the place, take a moment to savor and reflect before being so critical.

Like others said, it is okay, but there are much better Chinese buffet places. The service was fast and friendly.

If all you care about is quantity and not quality this is a great restaurant for you. There is a wide variety of Chinese food which was nice. The hot and sour soup was the best dish in my opinion. The sushi was one of the worst I’ve ever had. The shrimp dishes had not been cleaned before cooked.

After reading some of the past review I was a bit unsure.
We came in on a Friday. Late About 8pm. Everything was nice n hot. The eggplant and green beans awesome and so was the Taiwan beef. Actually all was good. Service was good too. Definitely will come back.

Horribly over priced for the quality of food they give you. Everything over cooked and dried out from sitting in the hot wells too long. I will never go back.

Despite the fact that some of our fellow patrons were less than savoury (one man poured his seafood soup back in after changing his mind but not before accidentally dipping his finger into his soup, quelle horreur):
* The fried squid was way better than I expected (since most places like this usually serve too-​dry, too-​fried, too-​salty squid)
* The Mongolian beef was good, too
* For desserts, I liked that there was lychee, lychee jelly (that’s what it tasted like, anyway), and grapes with seeds (which is more natural than seedless)

Great buffet, delicious, with snow crab leg, prawns and lots of veggies, and salmon sushi, I like this place.

When you first walk into the place, the entrance is quite lavish. It’s kind of divey, but your there to eat not hang out.
The first thing you see are three or four islands of food. From the left, desserts and some salad and sauces. The rest a barrage of different Asian foods. There seemed to be american food like barbecued chicken and fries in the same area. The Mongolian beef was tasty. The lo mein and different chicken dishes were some faves. That said, I felt like the dishes had too much oil or grease. The food tasted good, but I simply thought it was to greasy for my liking; that said I’d probably come back.

Dishes lacked flavor. Standard fare. Tasted like it had been frozen a long time. Find a take-​out option is a much better idea.

For a buffet, you can’t really expect something really fancy and gourmet. You get what you pay for! It’s definitely affordable. As for food, it’s just like any take-​out chinese you might get anywhere else: except you get as much as you want.
The couple of times I’ve been there (during the rush/​lunch hour time) it hasn’t been really busy so that is also a plus. The staff is pretty nice as well.

Food not hot, price too high, lacking in flavor.
Lots of interesting choices. Would be better if they tasted good and we’re hot.

It’s been my experience a three start rating or better is worth a try… this I’m here today.
Please everyone drop your stars!
I chuckled when checking out other reviews before stopping here for lunch today.
There was a sour smell around many if the steam tables.
Much of the food was cold or very under temp… I didn’t dare try the sushi…
I could go on and on, rubbery fruit, awful SS sauce… etc.
I just can’t see how this place is still in business… doesn’t oregon have food inspectors?
Don’t go here, I barely touched my food and left, but I’m filled with anxiety for what may come of my health later this afternoon.
Oh porcelain god be good to me… amen

Don’t let the dingy look for the outside fool you. When you get inside the place is surprisingly large and clean. Not to mention quite a spread of food! I will admit this is definitely far from the best Chinese food I have ever had… but from what I’ve seen in Southern Oregon it’s pretty tasty by comparison. We were seated quickly, the buffet had lots of different dishes, I tried to try a little bit of everything. I would say my favorites were the Coconut Shrimp, General Tso’s Chicken and the Sesame Chicken… though lets be honest I couldn’t tell a lot of difference between the General Tso and the Sesame.
They have some crab there, though I don’t know it is worth your time. They did have some pretty tasty calamari strips. The sushi isn’t anything to write home about but it seemed surprisingly fresh for a buffet.
Overall I could see going back, but at a price of $ 13.50 or whatever it was for dinner it seemed pretty steep for what it was.
oh… and WHAT CHINESE RESTARUANT DOES NOT HAVE FORTUNE COOKIES… oh yeah… this one doesn’t, that was very disappointing.