Location: inside Tangram mall close to shoo loong khan. Service: was okay nothing special Ambiance: clean and not too crowded when i went Wednesday around 1pm Food: Slippery eggs over rice with shrimp. It was good, not too seasony; meaning not too salty. Fresh and you can really taste the egg. It was good especially it was 50% discounted for that day. Well cooked.
Shannon S
Nice combo choices that are shareable, at a reasonable price, and with good taste. The Hong Kong-style toast dessert was amazing, and the bear in the drink was incredibly cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curry Chicken Cutlet over & Scrambled Eggs over Rice, Fried Shumai
Ruby F
Heard so much hype about this place on IG and the place always looked packed on weekends, but honestly nothing to rave about. It’s a small place with about 20 seats. We got seated right away. Service was okay and our food came out pretty quick. We ordered the slippery egg over rice with beef and slippery egg over rice with Malaysian style curry chicken. The egg was silky and smooth, but nothing special. The rice was just drizzled with soy sauce. The beef was not flavorful. They call it Malaysian style curry chicken, but the curry looked and tasted more like mustard sauce. The rice to eggs/meat ratio was completely off. We also ordered the fried shumai, but it looked and tasted nothing like the picture that was advertised. Seemed like it was probably deep fried from one of those frozen packages. I wouldn’t recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Ruby F.
Heard so much hype about this place on IG and the place always looked packed on weekends, but honestly nothing to rave about. It's a small place with about 20 seats. We got seated right away. Service was okay and our food came out pretty quick. We ordered the slippery egg over rice with beef and slippery egg over rice with Malaysian style curry chicken. The egg was silky and smooth, but nothing special. The rice was just drizzled with soy sauce. The beef was not flavorful. They call it Malaysian style curry chicken, but the curry looked and tasted more like mustard sauce. The rice to eggs/meat ratio was completely off. We also ordered the fried shumai, but it looked and tasted nothing like the picture that was advertised. Seemed like it was probably deep fried from one of those frozen packages. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place.
Couris Goldsilver
Delicious food and excellent service make our dining experience great! We will definitely continue to come back!
Ryan shi
Food was mediocre. There are definitely better HK food around flushing. I recommend LKF but they are temporarily closed at the moment. Service is not the greatest.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: sck2 Little Bear Milk Tea w Ice Cube, Slippery Eggs over Rice w Beef, Beef Pasta w Black Pepper Sauce
Ada W.
Came here for brunch with my family. Got there around 1130am when they opened but they didn't have a big table for 8 people so we had to split up to 2 different tables. Place is small and cramped. The table that I had was about to fall apart cuz a A couple of screws fell off from the table when we tried to move it. Slippery rice with curry chicken cutlets- pretty good. The eggs were silky and flavorful. The curry sauce was ok. Nothing particularly special. Salty plum 7-up drink- it was ok. I didn't think it was sour/salty enough Bolo bao- it was decent. Had lots of butter inside. My son enjoyed sucking all the butter out of the bao. Abalone noodle- it was pretty good as well. Quite soothing. My son liked drinking the soup. French fries- it was average. Crispy. Like any other place.
Sharon Li
I ordered the Hong Kong style milk tea. It is so good! I will be back ?
Food: 5
Stephanie T.
Sing Choi Kee is located in Tangram Mall and opens at 11:30am. I came here on Monday around opening and was seated right away. There are only a few tables for groups of 2 or 4 and 1 big table for 6 people. Around 12:00pm, all the tables were full. Some groups got seated after me and left before me, I guess they didn't order much, really quick turnover. The restaurant has cute decor and very welcoming. The host was doing everything - seating people, taking orders, bringing food, bussing tables, and preparing takeout orders. Nevertheless, the service was good. My husband and I ordered the two-person set meal for $53.28 (includes tax) where you can choose 1 appetizer/side, choose 2 entrees, choose 2 beverages, and choose 1 dessert. For appetizer, we had the Sihai Fish Ball With Curry Sauce. The dish had 5 fish balls. The fish balls were very smooth and the sauce was very good. For entrees, we had the Slippery Eggs Over Rice With Shrimp and Slippery Eggs Over Rice With Malaysia Style Curry Chicken Chop. It was my first time having slippery eggs and it was so good! Slippery eggs is a special way to cook eggs and contains milk and cheese. It was fluffy and smooth. Every spoonful of eggs, shrimp, and rice was very tasty. This dish was very filling. My husband enjoyed his slippery eggs dish as well. The chicken cutlet pieces were crispy and fresh. The curry sauce came in a measuring cup to pour on top. For beverages, we had the Little Bear Lemon Tea and Hot Ovaltine With Polar Bear. These were so cute. The lemon tea was very refreshing. The hot Ovaltine came separately from the cup with the polar bear and you pour the hot Ovaltine into the cup and watch the polar bear melt. For dessert, we had the Hk Style French Toast. The toast had a scoop of ice cream and a mahjong tile. It was crispy and great to share. This was probably my least favorite dish of the whole meal. Overall, we had a wonderful time here and looking forward to coming back. If you're looking for take out only, there is a kiosk to order from in the front. The menu mentions a bear bottle gift for the two-person set meal, but I didn't get any gift.
Sky Cheng
Only two little pieces beef and you call it Beef rice noodle. This thing cost me $18.50.
Decided to try this cafe out while we were in the area since I love HK style food. There's about 8-10 tables here and 2 servers; service was a little slow, and the menu was quite limited. No rice noodle roll, beef brisket or squid, and they should have a regular (not fried) shumai & wonton option. We got the mixed appetizer plate, which consists of fried wontons, french fries, (mini) chicken nuggets, and Chinese sausage. I don't recommend getting this- the wontons barely had any filling, tasted like crunchy chips & the sausage were hard. If it wasn't for my daughter, I wouldn't have gotten it. The french toast wasn't my cup of tea- it had a scoop of butter on the side, filled with condensed milk, topped with brown sugar powder, crushed peanuts, chocolate sauce & a piece of white chocolate mahjong- at least my daughter liked it. She got the blue bear (7UP) soda as well (such a gimmick but pic worthy). We also got the shrimp pasta and 2 slippery egg dishes with shrimp, and curry chicken chop- those were surprisingly pretty good. However, the portions were smaller than expected for the price you're paying. Definitely worth trying out, but I wouldn't come back again.
Hoitsma Fanari
This is the best experience so far! Everything is fresh and perfect. You won't be disappointed!
Charity Lamigo
We enjoyed the HK French toast with the milk tea. Just the perfect treat on a rainy afternoon.Kid-friendliness: Staff very accommodating and friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fired Fish Ball, sck2 Little Bear Milk Tea w Ice Cube
Mikayel-Ashley B
The food was absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Little Bear with Coconut Latte
Frances Leung
There was no posted sign showing hours of operation at the store. Their website indicated 11 am opening time. The gate was half way up since 10:30am. We hung around inside Tangram mall for 30 minutes until 11:05. I went up to ask the restaurant if it would open soon and I was told 11:30. We waited half an hour already. They needed to post hours and correct their website! We left to dine elsewhere.
Location: inside Tangram mall close to shoo loong khan. Service: was okay nothing special Ambiance: clean and not too crowded when i went Wednesday around 1pm Food: Slippery eggs over rice with shrimp. It was good, not too seasony; meaning not too salty. Fresh and you can really taste the egg. It was good especially it was 50% discounted for that day. Well cooked.
Nice combo choices that are shareable, at a reasonable price, and with good taste. The Hong Kong-style toast dessert was amazing, and the bear in the drink was incredibly cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curry Chicken Cutlet over & Scrambled Eggs over Rice, Fried Shumai
Heard so much hype about this place on IG and the place always looked packed on weekends, but honestly nothing to rave about. It’s a small place with about 20 seats. We got seated right away. Service was okay and our food came out pretty quick. We ordered the slippery egg over rice with beef and slippery egg over rice with Malaysian style curry chicken. The egg was silky and smooth, but nothing special. The rice was just drizzled with soy sauce. The beef was not flavorful. They call it Malaysian style curry chicken, but the curry looked and tasted more like mustard sauce. The rice to eggs/meat ratio was completely off. We also ordered the fried shumai, but it looked and tasted nothing like the picture that was advertised. Seemed like it was probably deep fried from one of those frozen packages. I wouldn’t recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Heard so much hype about this place on IG and the place always looked packed on weekends, but honestly nothing to rave about. It's a small place with about 20 seats. We got seated right away. Service was okay and our food came out pretty quick. We ordered the slippery egg over rice with beef and slippery egg over rice with Malaysian style curry chicken. The egg was silky and smooth, but nothing special. The rice was just drizzled with soy sauce. The beef was not flavorful. They call it Malaysian style curry chicken, but the curry looked and tasted more like mustard sauce. The rice to eggs/meat ratio was completely off. We also ordered the fried shumai, but it looked and tasted nothing like the picture that was advertised. Seemed like it was probably deep fried from one of those frozen packages. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place.
Delicious food and excellent service make our dining experience great! We will definitely continue to come back!
Food was mediocre. There are definitely better HK food around flushing. I recommend LKF but they are temporarily closed at the moment. Service is not the greatest.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: sck2 Little Bear Milk Tea w Ice Cube, Slippery Eggs over Rice w Beef, Beef Pasta w Black Pepper Sauce
Came here for brunch with my family. Got there around 1130am when they opened but they didn't have a big table for 8 people so we had to split up to 2 different tables. Place is small and cramped. The table that I had was about to fall apart cuz a A couple of screws fell off from the table when we tried to move it. Slippery rice with curry chicken cutlets- pretty good. The eggs were silky and flavorful. The curry sauce was ok. Nothing particularly special. Salty plum 7-up drink- it was ok. I didn't think it was sour/salty enough Bolo bao- it was decent. Had lots of butter inside. My son enjoyed sucking all the butter out of the bao. Abalone noodle- it was pretty good as well. Quite soothing. My son liked drinking the soup. French fries- it was average. Crispy. Like any other place.
I ordered the Hong Kong style milk tea. It is so good! I will be back ?
Food: 5
Sing Choi Kee is located in Tangram Mall and opens at 11:30am. I came here on Monday around opening and was seated right away. There are only a few tables for groups of 2 or 4 and 1 big table for 6 people. Around 12:00pm, all the tables were full. Some groups got seated after me and left before me, I guess they didn't order much, really quick turnover. The restaurant has cute decor and very welcoming. The host was doing everything - seating people, taking orders, bringing food, bussing tables, and preparing takeout orders. Nevertheless, the service was good. My husband and I ordered the two-person set meal for $53.28 (includes tax) where you can choose 1 appetizer/side, choose 2 entrees, choose 2 beverages, and choose 1 dessert. For appetizer, we had the Sihai Fish Ball With Curry Sauce. The dish had 5 fish balls. The fish balls were very smooth and the sauce was very good. For entrees, we had the Slippery Eggs Over Rice With Shrimp and Slippery Eggs Over Rice With Malaysia Style Curry Chicken Chop. It was my first time having slippery eggs and it was so good! Slippery eggs is a special way to cook eggs and contains milk and cheese. It was fluffy and smooth. Every spoonful of eggs, shrimp, and rice was very tasty. This dish was very filling. My husband enjoyed his slippery eggs dish as well. The chicken cutlet pieces were crispy and fresh. The curry sauce came in a measuring cup to pour on top. For beverages, we had the Little Bear Lemon Tea and Hot Ovaltine With Polar Bear. These were so cute. The lemon tea was very refreshing. The hot Ovaltine came separately from the cup with the polar bear and you pour the hot Ovaltine into the cup and watch the polar bear melt. For dessert, we had the Hk Style French Toast. The toast had a scoop of ice cream and a mahjong tile. It was crispy and great to share. This was probably my least favorite dish of the whole meal. Overall, we had a wonderful time here and looking forward to coming back. If you're looking for take out only, there is a kiosk to order from in the front. The menu mentions a bear bottle gift for the two-person set meal, but I didn't get any gift.
Only two little pieces beef and you call it Beef rice noodle. This thing cost me $18.50.
Restaurantji Recommends
Decided to try this cafe out while we were in the area since I love HK style food. There's about 8-10 tables here and 2 servers; service was a little slow, and the menu was quite limited. No rice noodle roll, beef brisket or squid, and they should have a regular (not fried) shumai & wonton option. We got the mixed appetizer plate, which consists of fried wontons, french fries, (mini) chicken nuggets, and Chinese sausage. I don't recommend getting this- the wontons barely had any filling, tasted like crunchy chips & the sausage were hard. If it wasn't for my daughter, I wouldn't have gotten it. The french toast wasn't my cup of tea- it had a scoop of butter on the side, filled with condensed milk, topped with brown sugar powder, crushed peanuts, chocolate sauce & a piece of white chocolate mahjong- at least my daughter liked it. She got the blue bear (7UP) soda as well (such a gimmick but pic worthy). We also got the shrimp pasta and 2 slippery egg dishes with shrimp, and curry chicken chop- those were surprisingly pretty good. However, the portions were smaller than expected for the price you're paying. Definitely worth trying out, but I wouldn't come back again.
This is the best experience so far! Everything is fresh and perfect. You won't be disappointed!
We enjoyed the HK French toast with the milk tea. Just the perfect treat on a rainy afternoon.Kid-friendliness: Staff very accommodating and friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fired Fish Ball, sck2 Little Bear Milk Tea w Ice Cube
The food was absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Little Bear with Coconut Latte
There was no posted sign showing hours of operation at the store. Their website indicated 11 am opening time. The gate was half way up since 10:30am. We hung around inside Tangram mall for 30 minutes until 11:05. I went up to ask the restaurant if it would open soon and I was told 11:30. We waited half an hour already. They needed to post hours and correct their website! We left to dine elsewhere.