I recently dined at Sing Choi Kee and I have very mixed feelings. The food itself was…read moregood..flavorful, fresh, and definitely the highlight of the experience. No complaints there. Unfortunately, the service really took away from it. We waited a long time for everything: from drinks to appetizers to our entrees. and there were only two other tables in the entire restaurant. When one drink came out and we asked about the other, we were told it was "taking a while to froth the milk," which felt odd considering how long we had already been waiting. What made it more frustrating was watching other tables receive their food much faster than we did. It felt inconsistent and honestly a little dismissive. When it was time to pay, the waitress asked me to just tap my card without even showing me the bill or letting me see the total, and then hovered over us while we were trying to close out. That part felt uncomfortable and rushed. The food was good, but the service needs serious improvement.

It's not bad but it's not great either. As someone who loves chinese food and have dined at HK…read morecafes in Chinatown and Flushing... Sing Choi Kee is just NOT it. My husband ordered the Char Siu ricebowl and the meat were dark brown instead of the advertised vibrant red. We kinda knew it was going to be MEH when we saw the browned' Char Siu --- usually a sign that it was pre cooked, frozen and reheated. My chicken cutlet curry rice was meh. The cutlets were thin and dry, and I thought the curry tasted worse than the microwavable ones from H Mart. HK milk tea? NAHHHHH. Both ours tasted weird and I paid extra for the teddy bear ice and it was a waste of money. Overall, the food is MEH, and it's extremely overpriced. They are charging at least 50% mark up from what you'd get from a HK cafe in CTown or Flushing...but sadly, the food is not elevated! We won't be back.

Consistent, flavorful, and good portion sizes. Went for lunch and the service was pretty quick,…read morethough we went right at opening so they were still in the process of starting their day. Lunch specials are smaller portion, but good for the price (raised to $12.95 now since my last menu photo) We split a lot of dishes because we couldn't decide: Wonton soup appetizer {4.5/5}: Loved how delicate the wontons were and the clear broth was great for a cold day. Tad too salty though. Lunch special --Braised pork belly {3/5}: Very tender, but kind of monotone in flavor. Very filling! Lunch special --Hot and sour gizzards {4.5/5}: This might freak people out in terms of texture, but I LOVE this texture. Good chew and pops of heat from the peppers and acid from the pickled green beans Lunch special --Cumin dish lamb {3/5}: kind of chewy and not as much flavor as I wished, but not bad! Chicken wings {3/5}: Crunchyyyy. Battered wings, not as much flavor as their chongqing chicken which I prefer, but not bad

Really good sichuan food, giant portions, authentic…read more Been meaning to swing by this place. Often cited as one of the best sichuan places around, had to make the trek to see. Outside is very much a busy shopping plaza in not the best part of town. Inside is a completely different story. Very clean and spacious, lots of booths and tables. Decorated well and a lot to see. The staff were friendly but there was a slight language barrier. We fumbled through the menu and found some bites to try. Food came out relatively quick, and that was a bit to manage because there were a lot of plates brought rather quickly. We got pics and dug in. The bites were flavored well. Nothing felt too greasy or under seasoned. The white pepper chicken was very crispy. But not a lot of chicken on each bite. The sweet and sour soup was both sweet and sour, but balanced enough that you could keep on eating it. The dumplings were fresh noodles and the filling was spiced well. The only flop was the spare ribs. Really tasty sauce, but very little meat on the bone. Had to suck on the bones to scrape enough meat off to make it a proper appetizer. It tasted good, just was not easy to eat. Price for the area was high for the neighborhood. It's got the quality and the flavor to command that price easily, but it doesn't match the stores. It's really good, but know that you're getting the real deal sichuan experience. Expect some heat, some saucy fingers, and some bones, and you'll get some really good bites

This place makes me feels like I'm back in a Taiwanese Night Market. And the food takes me there…read moretoo; not ostentatious, just really good food. Not many places have,let alone do a good chicken and eggplant. This one is great. All this and super fast service too, 10 minutes for fresh, fast, food. Love it!

Went there a while ago for the first time. The food was very oily, greasy. Not many if any cars in…read morethe parking lot. I don't know how this place stays in business. Maybe selling something that they shouldn't be ?

Very good Chinese food. Call ahead to order. Was more expensive then we are use to but the food was…read morevery good and lots of options. Smaller restaurant, great for take out. The sweet and sour soup and chow mein were my favorite.

Food is over priced. They don't stick to there posted hours. Menu prices are different from what…read morethey charge you.

This place was amazing. The food was fresh and the service was quick and the people there are very…read morenice.

Very clean and the food is great and fresh , good people , it's always busy too , I get from time…read moreto time and it's always the same great taste , I recommend 100 percent

Ordered takeout. Confusion on pickup because the sign no longer says Mama Khang's but is instead…read moreGreen Tea from down the street? The General Tso's chicken was fine. The pork vermicelli bún was not only tasteless, the pork was those thick pink char siu chunks like the kind usually found in Chinese pork fried rice instead of the fatty grilled pork that usually comes with Vietnamese bún. Dry meat and flavorless sauce, and a tiny portion for $15. Not ordering again.

Confused as I thought was ordering from Mama Khang's but was now Green Tea. If I had known it was…read morenow Green tea I wouldn't have ordered from previous experience. Ordered chicken pho and pork pho and was underwhelming; plain noodles, the broth was barely chicken broth. The chicken was just steamed chicken and the pork was just cut up barbeque pork ribs. No flavor and for the price it seemed like very little effort. Just no.

Went there a month ago. Ordered the house rice. A mixture of shrimp, chicken, beef, pork…read more $16.50 was the amount of this. I am a healthy person with a normal digestive system but the next day, all hell broke loose, and I do mean loose. The food tasted o.k. but there was speculation on my part that something was just not right after the next morning. Thinking back during the ordering, the gal that took my order didn't even look at me in the face, like she was hiding something. Found out, something could have been off with the food.

Excellent cuisine and the best service. The drinks are great too! This is a go to place in…read moreFarmington!

We really like the food here. We always order take out and it's hot, fresh and ready on time every…read moretime. I also wanted to share some updated photos of the menu (which really hasn't changed) but the last menu pics are from 3 years ago so I figured I should add some more recent ones.

Delicious variety of food. Wonderful, friendly, and helpful staff. Great take out, lovely eat in.read more