Stopped by for a quick lunch on my periodic errands trip to Flushing. I've been to the (relatively?) new Tangram Mall a few times now but haven't tried this HK style cafe yet. There's a small seating area - probably around 20 seats? - but fortunately there were some empty tables when I got there around 1pm. The real problems manifest because there were a lot of small children screaming and running around (and coughing all over the place; I know it's cold season but please :/) I'm no stranger to the usual Asian 熱鬧 but this was honestly a bit difficult to endure while eating. I ordered the entree + drink combo with the slippery eggs over rice with beef, and a HK milk tea. The rice dish was pretty interesting; I don't think I've had anything like this before (maybe omurice is a little similar). The egg was indeed quite slippery (read: runny) and paired nicely with the rice. There was a slice of (well, melted) cheese in between, which... I was really not a fan of. I don't really like American cheese in general, and I think its heavy/dense flavour really clashed with the egg and beef. For its part, the beef was a bit difficult to bite (overly chewy) and I thought the sauce was a little too salty. The milk tea was nice but nothing special. It was also relatively expensive (if not ordered with the combo), and I think most of the glass was ice by volume. Overall, it was .. fine? Not the best meal, and def pricey for the quality, I think, but if it were cheaper I could see myself coming back again. Some of the desserts / pastries seemed interesting, although I'm not sure who could stomach paying $3-4 for a pineapple bun when there are dozens of Chinese bakeries within walking distance. Anywho, a rather average meal; probably would suggest another restaurant or food hall stall if you're in the mall. read more

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If you're craving Hong Kong-style café food, Sing Choi Kee hits all the nostalgic notes. It instantly reminded me of my favorite diner back in Hong Kong from the comforting dishes to the playful presentation. The interior is clean, stylish, and tucked inside Tangram Mall, which is packed with other food spots, but this place really stood out. What drew me in was the four-person set meal, which made ordering easy. You choose four entrees, two appetizers, four drinks, and even a dessert. Entrees: * The slippery egg over rice with shrimp was silky and flavorful, the kind of texture Hong Kong diners do so well. * The beef pasta w black pepper sauce was bold and savory with just the right peppery kick. * The beef pasta w tomato sauce gave me comfort food vibes, slightly tangy from the tomato, and totally slurp-worthy. Appetizers: * The fish balls in curry sauce were perfectly bouncy and soaked in a mild, fragrant curry that didn't overpower. * The fried fish balls were crispy on the outside, soft inside -- simple but satisfying. Drinks: * The cold yuenyeung (coffee + tea combo) was classic, smooth, strong, and not too sweet. * The cold Hong Kong milk tea came with a super cute meltable bear made of frozen milk tea. It was fun to watch melt and actually enhanced the flavor as it slowly chilled the drink! Dessert: * We ended with their Hong Kong-style French toast, thick, fried golden, filled with sweet condensed milk, dusted with cocoa powder, and drizzled with chocolate sauce. It was decadent and hit every craving. Service was fast and friendly, and for the amount of food, the value was excellent. This place is a great intro for anyone curious about cha chaan teng fare or a nostalgic treat if you grew up eating this kind of comfort food. I'll definitely be back! read more

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Friend and I came on a Saturday around noon and waited around 45 minutes before we were seated. There were a lot of people ordering to go once they heard there was a wait. There was only one person seating, taking orders, and bussing food to tables. Service was quite slow even after we were seated. It took a while to even get water. For food we got their little bear milk tea, curry fish balls, slipping eggs over rice, crispy mahjong milk cake (it was more like toast). The curry fish balls were good but not worth it for the amount given. Their slipping eggs were basically tornado egg with pieces of beef over fried rice. Their mahjong toast was ok a bit sweet from the oval time powder, again nothing to write home about. The milk tea bear was cute and the tea itself was good as well. Overall, I wouldn't wait on line to try this, food wasn't terrible but also not special. read more

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My first time trying Sing Choi Kee and damn, it just had to be for take-out. But, hey, I'm not one to reject free food; and, if my sister's getting me food, you bet, I'm taking it. * Roast Pork Pasta with Black Pepper Sauce I had this for lunch at work and to be honest, I wasn't expecting it to have so much flavor. The noodles were chewy, buttery, and garlicky, with a rich black pepperiness and subtle sweetness, while the roast pork was lean and tender, and the veggies had a nice char. It was a bit too oily for my liking, but for the most part, quite tasty. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Roast Pork Pasta with Black Pepper Sauce - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This place is simple and did everything the right way. The food came out pretty quick, and all the dishes were really good. It was the right balance of rice/noodles, protein, and vegetable. It was great place to pop in and eat quickly before exploring the rest of Tangram Mall. read more

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I came with a friend to grab a light lunch on Saturday. Because it was late afternoon we were quickly greeted and seated. The setting is like a Hong Kong Street cafe. Very simple with about 10 tables. The menu is very limited. The server provided the menu and we placed our orders, slippery egg rice with beef & beef rice noodle chicken soup. I enjoyed the slippery egg rice but found the noodle soup bland. Not sure if it's something I'm excited to go back to. Most of the menu are pretty high priced for simple items. Probably because it's located in Tangram. I would definitely have the slippery egg rice with beef again but don't recommend the noodle soup. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Slippery Eggs Over Rice W. Beef - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This restaurant is what I would consider Chinese fast food. Most of the dishes are Hong Kong style which is mostly the Chinese version of American type dishes. My definite go tos are the black pepper beef spaghetti and the lava toast. I have tried the Milo chocolate lava toast and the strawberry lava toast. I prefer the Milo chocolate one since I am a chocolate lover myself but the strawberry one kind of reminds me of the crust from the good humor ice cream bars when I was a kid so it has a bit of that nostalgic taste to me. They have a tomato pasta but I usually go for the black pepper spaghetti since I like the spicy kick it gives and the flavor of the bell peppers. They also have shrimp with a runny egg omelette sauce over rice if you are craving rice. They also have bbq Cha siu pork with rice which doesn't really come with too much but seems mandatory to have as part of their menu. If I come here it is a must for me to get the bear lemon tea or bear milk tea. He melts pretty slowly too so if you don't finish your drink he will slowly melt into a nice puddle of icy cold tea without being watered down. Warning though that you will need muscles and possibly have to stand up a little since they produce this drink in a giant stein looking mug which is a bit hard to drink from the straw but I really can't complain since I like the size of the drink which is perfect for sharing with my lil babe. They now have a new strawberry yogurt bear series I have yet to try but looks interesting. They are also introducing a new sausage spaghetti, a hot pot style noodle and a casserole rice to mix things up a bit. This place is also popular with picky kids since they serve nuggets and fries and fish balls as appetizers. I mostly come here for convenience if I do not want to go into the food court area but the seating is pretty limited and pretty crowded most of the time. For takeout they have a bunch of kiosks you can just order your food without dealing with any humans and the whole menu is displayed there for your convenience. The service is okay I don't have to wait too long for the food to come but expect to wait at least 15 minutes for a table. Prices are competitive with the food court. There is usually only 3 people working the restaurant and doing the take out orders at the same time so it can be chaotic in there. But good place for a quick no frills type of meal in the mall area. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Got the crispy mahjong toast ($8.99) & little bear milk tea ($8.99), not only were they IG worthy but they were also good. Toast was crispy on the edges, when sliced open the milky innerts just oozed...no it leaked like Edward Snowden, it wasn't that sweet either. Little bear was the shape of the ice which was made from milk tea itself, how cool. Pour the cool milk tea onto the ice and it became a refreshing drink. Its not as good as Cuppa Tea down the hall but adequate. Overall good experience, the milk tea was a bit over prized. read more

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Considering there is a lot of competition in the area, you have to have a signature item to stand out. In the same location, there is another place that sells HK milk tea that is pretty good. When your milk tea doesn't have enough flavor and you rely on the ice milk bear to add flavor, the bear needs to melt. In this case, the tea wasn't warm enough to melt the ice in time. The ice bear when it melted is a bit sweet which would have balanced the tea if it melted. Considering I recently had really good condensed milk toast, this pales by comparison. Shouldn't add the ice cream scoop automatically and leave it as a +$ amount if folks want it. It didn't do anything to the dish and felt like it was forced since it's the thing to do. Hopefully things will improve in the future. Was hoping for a good spot. Will check again in the future. Try and let me know. read more

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BLUF: Not ready for prime-time. Sing Choi Kee (星菜記), a Hong Kong style café chain, recently soft-opened in Tangram Mall, with a limited menu. Food: 2 stars out of 5; we've mostly had better. - Little Bear Milk Tea (冰砖小熊奶茶): $8.99. Could Be Better (2 stars out of 5). Hong Kong style milk tea with a small bear-shaped milk tea ice cube. Cute but not worth it. The little bear was bland, and tasted more of water than frozen milk tea. The milk tea in the carafe wasn't hot; it barely melted the bear. The drink itself was incohesive; we could distinctly taste the sweetened condensed milk in the milk tea. - Beef Pasta with Black Pepper Sauce (黑椒牛肉意大利面): $13.99. Good (3.5 stars out of 5). Tasty, with a strong peppery flavor that lingers in the palate, but a small serving with few pieces of beef. - Curry Fish Balls (四海咖哩魚蛋): $4.50. Poor (1.5 stars out of 5). The fish balls had too much flour, for little taste and no bounce. Service: The three kiosks (two standalone, one at the front desk) are only used for ordering take-out. A smartphone or better seems required for sit-down service within the restaurant. For sit-down service, find an open table marked with a QR code, and scan the QR code to be brought to a website to order. While the website tracks one's order, the final bill cannot be paid via the website. Instead, there's a "Get the Check" button on the website that prompts the host to bring a paper bill. This mixed experience is awkward. I would like to see an ability to accept online payments for dine-in service, too. Sing Choi Kee also has its own iOS and Android apps. Suggested tips are based on post-tax totals, and start at 10% for take-out and 18% for dine-in. Dine-in provides real tableware, glassware, and cutlery, but take-out might be more worthwhile, as Tangram seating is mere yards away. Other: Tangram Mall provides restrooms and complimentary Wi-Fi. The latter is important for dine-in, as mobile phone signal may be faint in front of the restaurant. However, Tangram's Wi-Fi can be unreliable. read more

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We came here on a Saturday evening and ordered the Spicy Beef Noodle Soup ($18.50 after tax) for takeout so that we could have it in the Tangram Food Court along with other items we bought from the Food Court. However, to our disappointment, after we ordered at the kiosk we stood there for a full $25 for our 1 order alongside many other people who were getting impatient that their order was taking so long. Their presentation was nice, with the noodles coming in a separate container from the broth, however, the actual contents of the food was disappointing. There were only a few pieces of beef that we almost couldn't find at the very bottom of the bowl that were just okay, and it was a little confusing why they put spam in this dish too. The broth itself just tasted SALTYYY with no flavor besides salt and some oil from the chili oil. This dish did not fill me up and the contents and flavor were just overall lacking. Considering we stood there for so long for our order to come out and the fact that the dish was so bland and lacking, we would not recommend this spot or come back here. We had high hopes for this spot since aesthetically it looks pleasing, but in reality, it was a disappointment. What we ordered: -Spicy Beef Noodle Soup read more

Sing Choi Kee - Store Front - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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After browsing all the offerings of the food court, I decided on the "slipping the rice with Malaysian curry and chicken cutlet". The curry was a mild spicy and it's color reminded me of Thai green curry. It came in it's own separate small container so you add as much or little as you liked. The cutlet was thin, nicely fried and not too crunchy. There was cheddar added to the egg portion which surprised me since I wasn't expecting it. The order was more than enough to fill me up. It might even be enough for 2 people. Kiosks are easy to use to order for takeout. They'll call out your receipt number once your order is ready. They also have a small dining space for those that want to dine in but I ate in the nearby food court area since there were many free tables. read more

Sing Choi Kee - cute packaging - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Menu is relatively small which made ordering simple and fast. The food came out quick. Utensils were comically heavy for no reason. Had to ask waiter for glass of water after being seated and waiting several minutes. The place wasn't even packed or busy. My wife had the Roast Pork Pasta dish, but they ran out of tomato sauce so she had it with Pepper sauce. She said the dish was super salty. There was a decent amount of roast pork; thinly sliced. Was tasty and tender. The slippery egg with beef & rice was bland. Couldn't finish the rice. I suppose it is my fault for not knowing this, but their HK Style French Toast was deceiving. It looked amazing in photos but the "dessert" dish was underwhelming. Below the thin layer of all the confectionery, was a thick slice of fried dough that was simply tasteless. There weren't any syrup or enough chocolate drizzle to accommodate each bite. Every HK cafe that I've been to thus far, I always order their French Toast and this one is on the bottom of my list. I also have gone back to a lot of the cafes again (revisits) because they had something that was appealing and tasty. Or some different on the menu that I would try on a different visit. Unfortunately, this place just didn't hit the spot and I would not be coming back any time soon. read more

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There was so much hype for Sing Choi Kee. Sadly, the food did not match up to the hype. It's located right by the entrance of the Tangram food court. There are 2 tablets in front where you can order. If you dine in, you take your receipt and hand it to the worker inside. You seat yourself, and someone will bring the food to your table. The tables have a drawer where there are utensils and napkins. So basically, mostly self-service. I ordered the slipping egg rice with shrimp, French fries, and the iced bear milk tea. The slipping egg rice was edible but not great. The rice was hard, and the portion was small. It was weird to have cheese between the slipping egg and rice. It came with like 5 or 6 small shrimps. The French fries were very basic frozen ones. The iced bear milk tea was very good and it was big. It came in a separate carafe, so it was like 1.5 servings. The restaurant is bright and colorful. It has a lot of red and gold. They also have 2 tables for outdoor dining and an astronaut statue, which is kinda weird. I wouldn't come for the food, but I'll come back for the iced bear milk tea. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Slipping egg rice with shrimp - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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came here, because I thought the drinks are cute, had a pretty good experience, would suggest to people who want a cute bear friend. got one of the combo sets, really enjoyed the slippery eggs and the lemon tea. Was a bit too full and overwhelmed by the time the toast came out and everything else was okay. Place was clean and servers were kind. read more

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I saw on this place on instagram and fell in love with the bear so I had to ask my friend can we try this place. In the mall where the restaurant is located in, there are a myriad of other restaurants and pop up food stores. Def worth checking out! Upon arrival we had to sign a waitlist which only lasted about 10-15 minutes. The decor was very cute and the staff was very friendly! We were very indecisive of what we wanted to try but I opted for the beef pasta with black pepper sauce. The pasta was super delicious!! My friend tried some and said she wished she chose that dish. She had the spicy beef rice noodle soup which I tried and thought it was pretty good! Omg the ice tea was super cute and very tasty!! Usually tea isn't sweet at most restaurants but this one was which was perfect. We finished off with the strawberry french toast as dessert. It was very delicious!! The ice cream was very good but be aware the strawberry is frozen. Overall it was a great experience and I would definitely come back again! read more

Sing Choi Kee - Hong Kong-Style French Toast (Recommended To Dine In) - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Ordered take out and put my bag on a chair and staff said take out customers can't sit /use table. I'm sure it'll take over 10 mins, I don't understand why I can't sit if there's still so many open seats? I would understand if this was the only seat open but there were still many seats open. They lost a customer and I won't be returning . read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

The egg with slippery beef was good, I'm sure it would've been better if I ate it there instead of doing take out. The container it came in was very cute and I was able to wash and reuse it at home. The kiosk to order take out got me good with tipping on my take out order though so be aware! If you want to dine in then wave your hand to a server for assistance or else they ignore you. read more

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HK food in Flushing could be better. This one was located in the Tangram Hall. You can waitlist yourself through their kiosk, and they will text you when there's a seat. The service was too lax, which mimics Hong Kong's service right at least. The drinks were not only cute aesthetically, but they weren't bad and definitely better than their food. I had their Little Bear with Coconut Latte ($8.99). I didn't care much for the bear, but the drink itself was delicious, especially the first couple sips where you can taste the creamy coconut. The ending got a little tart for whatever reason (the ice?). Their dishes focused on vibrant presentations, but to be honest, looked very meek to me. My Roast Pork Pasta with Tomato Sauce ($14.99) looked and tasted like it was half thrown together. They even place this one piece of broccoli on the side, meant to look like an embellishment, but came off silly. The Slippery Eggs Over Rice w/ Malaysia Style Curry Chicken Chop ($13.99) was slightly better, but the rice tasted too clumpy for my liking. I respect them delivering our Hong Kong-style French Toast ($9.99) towards the end after we were finished with our entrees, but I wish we didn't order it because we had trouble finishing. They introduced a different spin on the traditional style toast, which I wasn't a fan of this cocoa puff taste. The crushed peanuts sprinkled on added an interesting seedy chew. Sing Choi Kee is a casual dine-in option in Tangram, but wouldn't recommend for good HK food. read more

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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. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Fried Shumai - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I got the 2 person set meal for $48.93 which I choose slippery eggs with beef, Beef pasta with tomato sauce, fries, lemon honey bear tea, ovaltine bear drink and hk style french toast. The beef was rather a cheap cut of a beef. The eggs werent as runny as I thought it would be. They also added cheese in the middle which I thought it was a bit weird. The pasta lacked salt. The lemon tea was actually quite refreshing and was better than the ovaltine, which tasted so watery and not good. Now the worst part of the meal was actually the french toast. I usually love hk style french toast but this was not good at all. The crunch was weird and the taste was just off. It almost had that stale oil taste to it. They also should've served this last after we are almost done with our entree because the toast came with ice cream which was melting. read more

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Went for dine in at this cafe. The egg on chicken cutlet was great. Crispy and crunchy. Egg texture was smooth and soft. Had rice underneath. The little bear milk tea is cute and delicious. More like the bear is taking a bath. Milk tea was flavourful and sweet. Have to raise our hand for checks or other service. There is a high chair for infants. Meals are quite pricey. Other than that, the meal is all great. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Little Bear Milk Tea W. Ice Cube - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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My first time and was so amazed. I ordered the beef pasta w black pepper sauce and highly recommend. I ordered take out but will try dining in next time ! read more

Sing Choi Kee - (P1) Beef Pasta W. Black Pepper Sauce Ig: feed_ally - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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the food is bussin. cute foods: - little bear lemon tea - hk french toast fast service. lively ambiance. read more

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Small space but food comes out fast and everything was tasty. We came hungry and got the fish balls, egg and beef over rice, beef spaghetti, lava toast and the durian toast (husband pressured me to try it). Also got the teddy bear milk tea and lemon iced tea. The egg and beef over rice was delicious. Ultimate comfort food. The teddy bear milk tea is super cute and it's a lot of tea. I think it's a shareable size. The durian toast was interesting but it might need more durian. I wish they made egg sandwiches with the same bread! The lava toast was my favorite item. A must try! read more

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2 stars for the look. The service is not terrible but there's only one girl that brings the food out and takes order so it's hard to get their attention. The food is mediocre. It's nothing special at all and definitely not worth the price. That milk tea has no tea taste, the curry fishball just taste like regular fish balls. The pineapple bun with butter was pretty disappointing, it may taste a bit better if the bun is at least warm. The egg and curry chicken cutlet rice is ok and the spicy beef noodle is OMG salty! Other than salty, the noodle and the beef is so soft that you don't need to bite or chew. Out of everything we ordered, the only dish that I'll say is somewhat a little better would be the Mahjong French Toast. It is crispy but a little too sweet for me. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Was looking for food inside Tangram and remember there was a Hong Kong style cafe so decided to try with a friend. We were there when they opened so got seated right away. Services was great. We ordered the char siu spaghetti and curry pork omelette rice. The food was meh. We also ordered their iced yuan yang and iced milk tea, the drinks were actually really good. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

I came here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon with a friend. We decided to dine in and ordered on the kiosk. We ordered the curry fish balls, Crispy Mahjong Milk Leaking Cake (Hong Kong condensed milk toast with chocolate syrup, brown sugar, and peanuts), and the Slipping Egg Rice with Malaysian Style Curry Chicken Chop (curry katsu with egg omelette over rice). The translations are horrible (being a Chinese person myself haha). The curry fish balls were okay but not memorable. The HK toast was a bit too sweet but there's a lot of peanuts. The Malaysian curry chicken chop was delicious and the portion was large. I shared it with my friend and there was still leftovers. Service was very friendly and fast. I think all the bad reviews are for the bear HK tea or coffee since it's $9. I'm not a fan of cute Instagram food so didn't order it. I would just stick with their pasta or rice dishes. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Crispy Mahjong Milk Leaking Cake - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

We went to Tangram around lunch time on the weekend and this place was packed. They have a self order machine but it didn't work because they were overloaded and couldn't accept orders there. So we had to wait in a long line to order, then waited for a while to get food. And food was quite disappointing. The fish ball and chicken rice were both very mediocre. The durian sandwich was lame -- the sandwich was extra thick and the durian paste was super thin... read more

Overall, not terrible but there are definitely areas they could improve in. Food: We ordered two of the silky egg rice dishes (the beef and the curry pork chop; ~$14 each, I think) and they were decent. We liked the curry one more than the beef. We also ordered the pasta with shrimp and tomato sauce (~$14). It was slightly underwhelming. Not a lot of flavor and a small amount of shrimp. We ordered the "mahjong" French toast too. We liked this one a lot! It wasn't too sweet even though it looks like it would be! It was very soft and had a great crunch from the peanuts. Drinks: We honestly came specifically for the milk tea with the bear. It was $9, which is definitely pricey BUT considering the bear is made of milk tea and they give you a decently sized carafe of milk tea, two people can definitely share it. The hot HK milk tea was a little small but for $4, it's honestly pretty decent (not as strong as the other traditional HK milk teas I've had but still good). Service: It was a soft opening so I think this place was still learning and troubleshooting so we did wait a little long for our food and drinks (~30 min for drinks and ~40 min for food). But the server was really nice and did apologize for the long wait. You also order by yourself at the kiosk like others mentioned and you find your own seating. Ambiance: Cute decor but a small space. It did get crowded pretty quickly so if you're planning to go with a big group, you'll probably need to go ahead of time to make sure you can find a few tables to push together. read more

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I come here all the time for their cold HK milk tea, pineapple bun with butter, and slippery egg with roast pork. They make a less caffeinated HK milk tea than other places, which I prefer, especially if you get the bear one to stay. Their pineapple bun is fresh and fluffy, lasting well overnight. The slippery egg is silky smooth but needs to be eaten immediately. The carry-out box makes it overcook. Lastly the roast pork looks different than expected, but tastes SO GOOD, like no other roast pork I've ever had. Only con is it's 50% fat. Wish there was more meat and less fat. Service is friendly and accommodating. While it does feel like a HK cafe (cha chan tang), it also feels like a diner because of the open kitchen and silvery atmosphere. Could look a little more inviting. read more

I read about the hype for this HK bear milk tea so I had to try it for myself. I was not impressed. It was cute but for $8.99 for a drink that tasted like a watered down milk tea was not worth it! I also ordered the beef slipping egg over rice which was so-so and mini fish cakes that were pan fried and cut into triangles. It came with a tartar sauce that I thought didn't go with with the fish cakes, maybe a different kind of sauce would've been better. There was a good amount of seating and good service. That's about it. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

This place may be the poster child of disappointment. Hong Kong street food. Hong Kong would never claim such a monstrosity. I had the chicken nuggets and eggs with beef over rice. The chicken nuggets didn't look like the picture in the menu. It's frozen chicken nuggets. How do I know? Cuz my cheap-o self is guilty af for consuming my fair share of frozen nuggies from the grocery store. 5.99? I could have gotten a whole bag and air fried it myself. Sadness. The eggs lacked... a lot. I mean it tasted like disappointment over plain white rice. The beef is the lowest quality meat. How do I know? Again I'm a cheap-o so I know my cheap cheap. It was tough and just lacked flavor. Anyways the only positive thing about the place is the service and ambience. 10/10 would never do again. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

I don't know how many people are paid to give good reviews but if you actually come here you'll find out that the space is not organized there is no service and everything was super slow. The food is just okay, not worth waiting for an hour. Highly NOT Recommend. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Horrible and extremely slow/non-existent service. Server needs more training and to actually acknowledge guests. Had to flag him down 3 times & wait over 30 mins just for a glass of water. Food & rice was very extremely dry and over cooked after it finally came out after an hour of waiting during weekday lunch. Not a single apology or communication from the server. Literally just threw menus on the table and walked away never to be heard from again. read more

awwwwwwwwesome! This is my first time to come here. This is a new restaurant. The environment and atmosphere are very good. I like the music here very much. On the second floor of the mall, the service is very careful and enthusiastic. I will come again if I have a chance. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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My wife's love this place! It's legit authentic HK food. The price is reasonable comparing to other competitors around. Place is clean and cosy feels like home. The staff is super friendly! Got try the slippery eggs over rice with shrimp! read more

Sing Choi Kee - Slippery Eggs Over Rice W. Shrimp - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

The food there is awesome The slipping eggs over rice with beef is my favourite！The eggs just so tender！They've got some special sause inside which makes the dish more delicious‼ I tried their new dish-the abalone &seafood rice noodles with chicken soup as well.That was so impressed.my friend likes the soup so much.but I forgot to take a picture Obviously we'll be back for the other stuffs. read more

Sing Choi Kee - s (R1) Slipping Eggs Over Rice W. Beef - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Pretty solid fusion food with a short wait time. The hong kong toast with the ice cream was amazing, not overly sweet. Had a pineapple bun with chicken and lemon wasabi and that combination was surprisingly very good, the pineapple bun was like as good as a local bakery that freshly made it, sweet pineapple with the fried chicken and a nice hint of lemon wasabi to elevate it to another level. Must try if you go here. read more

Not recommend this. I was expecting another kind of vegetable. I tried this place a few times. I would recommend drinks from here only read more

Sing Choi Kee - Boil Vegetables W. Scallion Oil I would not recommend it and it was 8 or 9 dollars for this. - Chinese Near Me - Flushing, New York