Food is decent here, but the service and atmosphere terrible. Save your money. Waitress freaked out about us wanting to get a mix or brown and white rice. No one speaks English, and I was sat under a giant ac/hv unit. read more

The food was great in this place. It was packed for both dinner and lunch, both times we went. I think the restaurant is family owned and it is understaffed. The service is slow both for takeout and ordering in, so if you are super hungry this is not the place to go. Apart from that the place is clean and inviting. The quality of food was good and tasted authentic. I would go here again when I am in Moab next time. read more

I've never been to Moab before. On tour with a musical, our bus stopped here on a Saturday night for dinner. We had 70 minutes to accomplish our meals. Thai sounded good. We had satay chicken, soup with tofu, fresh veggie spring rolls, fresh shrimp spring rolls, and Thai tea. We were greeted promptly, seated quickly, served kindly, and my meal cost less than what I spent on lunch in Layton. Food was fresh. Chicken was cooked well and a big portion for an appetizer (4 skewers). Thai tea was good. Soup could have been spicier - next time I'll request it. Spring rolls were good. The only obnoxious part were the loud-mouthed other patrons flexing their "look how outdoorsy-I-am" unfiltered brain to mouth muscles. The restaurant can't necessarily control that. Bathroom was clean and sufficient. The tea selection is very good. I smelled some and it was magnificent. If I had more time, that would have been desert. This restaurant is in BFE Utah. Glad it was here. I would definitely come back. read more

This place is quite vegan-friendly! It doesn't hurt that they have rockin' Thai food, either...

I didn't expect to find Real authentic Thai food in Moab. Singha very much exceeded my expectation! I Highly recommend Pad Kapow and Mango Sticky Rice!! read more

Good food for a small town, very pricey. Charged me for extra rice on a $33.00 bill but still better than mcdonalds. I had pad siew and basil chicken, 1 stuffed chicken wing for 5.95 read more

It's very hard to find great food in Moab, but Singha is hardly ever disappointing. The food is DELICIOUS, and they will make it as spicy as you want. I always get the drunken noodles, and it's always a toss up on which appetizer. The only problem i have had (in every moab restaurant), is when it's busy it takes a long time to get your food and check. I still think it's worth waiting though. read more

Food was ok compare to other Thai restaurant I've been to. The servers are very good at their job. The owner on the other hand is horrible at customer service. We sat at our table for a while until we got our service. Since the servers couldn't come to our table that often, I took the liberty to let them know everything that my table needed all at once. The owner was one of the servers that came to our table. I began listing my request, after the first item on the list, which was cold water for everyone, she immediate left the table. She was such in a rush to go to the next table. It was extremely rude. I feel bad for all the other servers that work there. If I were you, I would find a job somewhere else. To the owner, please work on your customer service skill. Hire more people, so that you are not constantly rushing between tables. Just charge more for your food, this is a tourist town. Tourists don't mind paying a little extra because they are in a vacation mood. read more

Although the food was not bad tasting this was an absolutely horrible dining experience. I made a reservation. There was a party of 22 people at a table in the middle of the restaurant. The sound of their loud conversations was reverberating off the walls. The staff/owner/hostess was beyond rude. It took over an hour to get our food. We were given empty cups. The food was overpriced and the portions were small. On top of this they actually added a gratuity to our bill on a party of four. They obviously knew how badly they treated us. My husband confronted them and they were unbelievably rude. I stopped in the restroom on the way out and the toilets were overflowing and the floor was covered with human waste. Be warned! read more

No,no why are five other tables getting served first? We waited the required hour. Nice place too! Oh it takes duck longer to cook..... That must be why the rice was hot and dry and the duck was cold... read more

Green curry was very good, very fresh vegetables & spice. Just hot enough. Tamarind duck was excellent. Sweet eggplant very nicely cooked w/other fresh veg in brown sauce. Brown rice is a welcome option. They have elk on the menu which is a first for me. Never would thought Thai was an option in Moab. And it is well worth it! read more

Went there a whilte back for lunch. It was delicious and a grerat price. Loved the lunch portion, too.

This was a nice little local restaurant. We ordered drunken noodles and pad thai. The drunken noodles were great but something was odd about the pad thai, so I didn't eat it. The manager was kind enough to notice, and asked if I wanted fried rice instead. He didn't charge us for switching, and the fried rice was delicious! read more

We had a wonderful lunch and all got something different. Everything was super fresh and yummy. The service was fast and friendly. We plan to come back EVERYtime we are in Moab! Maybe even for dinner tomorrow :) read more

Very bland ! We had some take out of this place the other night. They asked us whether we wanted some hot sauce with it as well. Now I know why ..... This probably ranks up there with the most bland food we have ever had. We had the vegetables with peanut sauce and chicken and also the yellow curry with chicken. The peanut sauce dish looked very unappetizing (think thrown up cat food). It was sooo bland as well. But wait .... how can bland be any blander you ask ? Try the yellow curry with chicken. It tasted like dish water (actual description of the dish by somebody eating it) but then blander ...... We worried about whether the word blander actually existed. If it doesn't it should. If only as description for food at a certain moab thai food establishment. Avoid or at the very least get the hot sauce when they ask ...... read more

I have to agree with some of the other reviewers about the terrible service. Came for dinner on a Saturday night after a long day of adventure and totally famished. The waitress who took our order had attitude like she really didn't want to be there and made it difficult to order by not responding to questions about the dishes. For example, I asked if the kitchen could leave out the egg in my pad see iw since I'm vegan. Her answer was, "chicken or beef"? I repeated that I don't want egg or any meat since I'm vegan. She looked annoyed. After waiting for about 20 minutes for our food, the vegetarian spring rolls came out. They had 70% lettuce and 20% rice noodles with a couple pieces of cucumber in them. Usually there is some sort of protein, like tofu and some herbs. Spring roll fail. We waited another 30 min for the "sweet eggplant" main, which was covered in a salty, disgusting gray sauce and the eggplant was not fresh at all. I couldn't even finish the half portion I shared with my friend. Everything from the food to the service was so awful all I wanted to do was pay and get out. The last fail really got me - the check never came until we tracked down the owner. We had been waiting for at least 30min for the check but we were stuck in that horrible experience for over 2 hours. This restaurant sucks. I feel sorry for Moab that this place exists. read more

6 stars if possible! Not sure why this restaurant got its underserved low rating. It's the MOST AUTHENTIC Thai meal I had in the continental United States! (This is coming from a Southeast-Asian who went to Thailand multiple times before.) The pad Thai was the original, non-Americanized style, and even the spices and sauces were authentically made. The chef is Thai - HIGHLY RECOMMEND. read more

This I the worst place I have ever been to. The service is non existent. We had a reservation for six. When we got there we were told we either had to sit on two separate table or another half an hour wait. Even rice was not served within half an hour and it was not fully cooked. the waitor told me I need to be patient because he is busy. Avoid this place when possible read more

Its the best thai food in Moab. Ok its the only thai place in Moab. The food is decent and very Americanized. Flavors and spice were great. The thai iced tea was awesome! Price for lunch was very good. But the dinner price is higher for the same amount of food. read more

Nice food for a place like Moab. Tried yellow & green curry. Little on the expensive side. The waitress were real cute :-) read more

Good food and very friendly. The green curry is so yummy. My only regret was the ordering of steamed vegi. It costed 5 dollars, but just very small plate of water boiled broccoli and carrot. I mean it, really small plate read more

We were encouraged by the good reviews but very discouraged by the food we actually found there! It is hard to believe this is standard Thai fare for others, as it was far below standard for us. The flavors of the spices and the veg are a welcome change from the bland slabs of meat most restaurants in Moab want to serve you, but sadly this is just not good quality Thai food. read more

The portions really are small and the prices expensive. Quality reminds me of Panda Express. If you are in the mood for Thai, it's the only thing around for 100 to 200 miles. read more

This Thai place was far below what we were lead to expect. The dishes were PRICEY for such small portions- we left almost as hungry as we came, and we were thirty dollars poorer for it. We had a pretty large party (eight people) so they charged us eighteen percent gratuity- and then proceeded to ignore us most of the night. There were smaller parties (two and four people) that were seated after us, ordered and received their food before we were given a chance to order. Just because you aren't giving us an option on tipping doesn't mean you shouldn't still do SOMETHING to deserve it! The food tasted fair to middling, nothing to make me want to try it again. This was really disappointing, as it was my parent's first Thai experience- they probably never try it again. Long story short, I will never go back. read more

I've eaten here about 20 times. I disagree with others who say the food is not "authentic." I've spent time in Thailand and it reminds me of food I had there. It's good to very good. The problem is that the portions are so small that I tend to have to order twice each time. This usually also works out because often times the food has been served cold, so I will take my second plate home, if not both plates. So I usually have to spend about $25 to get a full belly and I am only 145# and not a huge eater. Service varies, depending on who and their mood. Prices also vary in my experience depending on their mood and I often must correct the bill. If a few minor changes were made, this place could be great. read more

After an 11 mile hike at Canyonland, I was starving. Thai food sounded fabulous. I went to Sing Ha Thai Restaurant based on recommendation by a local. I ordered the Drunken noodle dish for take out. It was expensive at around $15 for the dish alone. The dish was essentially bland and flavorless. It tasted like rice noodles with soy type sauce with red pepper flakes and few pieces of sliced red peppers and scrambled egg. It was over salted. There was no basil leaves, or tomatoes as listed on the menu. It tasted like noodles you would get from a grocery deli hot section. I've had a lot of Thai food (in Thailand, SF, Seattle, and others) but this was hands down one of the most overpriced and bland thai food that I have ever had. I don't mind paying more for food if the quality is deserving of it but this definitely was not. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else for better epicurean satisfaction. read more

Unbelioevably awesome food! I got the hot tip from a local dude that said I should hit them during their lunch hour which ends at 3pm. The food was incredible, and under ten bucks for the whole lunch deal. Hard to believe a restaurant this good is in such a small out of the way town. It's obvoius they are really from Thailand, the food is the real deal. I don't think I've had better pad thai before. The tofu chunks were huge and flavorful. I have to admit I went back for lunch again the next day. Nice work, folks! read more

We went to Sing Ha Thai for a late lunch and we were happy that we did. The staff was very friendly and efficient. Service was prompt and our food arrived quickly. The food is clean and delicious and the space is attractive and comfortable. It may be a small thing but I like it when a restaurant has glass placed over the top of the tables, it makes it easy to keep the table tops clean, I hate sticky tables in a restaurant. We highly recommend going a few blocks off of Moab's crowded, busy Main St. to find Singha Thai! read more

I have enjoyed consistently delicious food at this restaurant for years. Tonight I enjoyed Tom Kha soup with tofu and fresh spring rolls. I highly recommend this restaurant with confidence. read more

Blandest Thai food I've ever had. I ordered the massaman curry. I've had massaman at other places that had flavors I didn't like...but this is the first curry I've tasted that didn't have any flavor at all. It was so bland I felt cheated. Also, the prices here are way too spendy for such small portions of flavorless food. Good service, nice atmosphere...but save your money and eat somewhere else. read more

The tom kha gai had its perfect signature coconut and spice flavor, although a bit too thick to be considered soup. The green curry chicken was mediocre in taste, but not unbearable. We had a kind and efficient wait staff. This appeared to be an authentic Thai restaurant, so they may have just had an off-night with the cuisine, but we don't know since we've only visited once, while on vacation. We will try again when we return to Moab, have faith in this place! read more

the food was outstanding- we were on vacation from colorado and this food is delicious. a must have after hiking or for just a nice pick me up. there is a huge selection of hot tea to choose from and the tea is brewed fresh! the sweet and sour chicken was perfect, not too sweet nor too sour but it had just a perfect hint of spice! the drunken noodles with chicken and medium heat level was the perfect heat. the staff are so kind and friendly, would recommend to anyone! read more

Very good food. Ordered the sweet and sour and it was very good. The only thing I didn't like about it was the service. The people were very nice but were pretty poor when it came to seeing how the food was and refilling our drinks. This would not deter me from coming back. The food was good enough to not make the service a big deal. read more

Food was delicious! Unlike other reviewers I found the service to be extremely speedy and the restaurant was not loud at all. If the food is not as spicy as you like it (I like it very hot) they bring red and green chili sauce as well as ground up red pepper flakes to the table and that certainly did the trick. Prices are similar to the other Thai restaurants in the area. ***The Tom kha soup was the best I have had in a long time! I ended up ordering two cups.*** read more

My wife wanted to have Japanese for dinner in Moab. We went to the only Japanese restaurant in the town but found the wait was too long and decided to try this Thai place the next door. Their deco told us they are not cheap which turned out to be correct. Average price of dishes were around $13 which was at least $3-4 expensive than others in Bay area or a even in Salt Lake City. Their portion was also much smaller other than Thai fried rice. The noodles in Pad Ki Mow looked and tasted like they were cooked sometime ago and were not chewy. Although service was good, I don't think I get the value what I paid for and will look for other options. read more

Not the place to go if you have a group larger than 4. We made a reservation for our party and were told all was good to go. Got there and they had given away our tables, so not only did we have to wait, get split up into three different tables, waited 2 hours for food and dealt with rude staff members, but we also had to pay a mandatory 18% gratuity. read more

Sure, Thai waitress, thai decor, thai menu, but not thai flavor, and very expensive. Someone should tell them that Drunken noodles are that way because it has a sauce. Ours was bone dry and flavorless. They are a tourist trap and do not care for repeat business. Tried to upsell their herbal tea 2 page menu too much. Good/great service does not make the food taste better. When in Moab skip this one. read more

Great food! Fresh veggies and herbs and not greasy. Kids loved the fresh spring rolls and pad thai. Adults had yum nua (sp?) beef salad and drunken noodles. Highly recommended. read more

Awesome food and service. Good quality beef. A 5 star from me is usually a perfect meal received from this place. No complaints.

We visited this place after being told that the Thai place a block or so away had an hour wait on a Saturday night. What a serendipitous turn of events! I've ordered Pad Thai many times in my life, and I can't remember ever having any better! The flavors were on point and all seemed very fresh. After the appetizers came out a bit late, the server and manager were very apologetic and insisted upon taking them off the check. The service was otherwise prompt and friendly. If I were staying in town longer, I would certainly go back! read more