The food here was really good overall! I asked the staff if this beef spicy noodle soup was too spicy, and they recommended a spice level that ended up being perfect for me. I love having a spicy kick, but I do not want my food to be overwhelmingly spicy, and this was just right. The beef spicy noodle soup was packed with everything I enjoy including corn, mushrooms, tofu, rice cake and most importantly, plenty of beef. They were very generous with the beef, and there was so much that I couldn't even finish it all. The beef was on the fattier side, but it made the meal feel comforting, almost like having homemade hot pot. I also tried the curry rice. The flavor was delicious, but the curry was a little too thick and pasty for my taste. It looked like there were bits of curry powder that had not fully mixed in, so I think it could have been blended better. I actually thought the curry to pork cutlet ratio was good, despite some reviews saying the cutlet was too small. It makes sense that they serve extra curry since the rice absorbs a lot of it. I just wish the texture had been smoother. The soup dumplings were good, but they did not really stand out to me. The drinks were tasty, and the little bear designs made them extra cute and fun, even if the flavors themselves were nothing out of the ordinary. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal. Everything was flavorful, the portions were generous, and I will definitely be coming back to try more items on the menu. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Grapefruit Sauce Bear Soda and Blue Curacao Bear Soda - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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comfort food for sure!! good option if you want a simple, quick meal but not a place you'd go out of your way for. i really liked the buttered pineapple bun, cripsy and flavorful service was good and food came out quickly! read more

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Good vibes, affordable, fast & friendly service. The slippery eggs with curry are legit, the perfect hangover food. This is a neighborhood diner in every sense of the word, not really a destination location. It's not here to blow your mind, just a solid affordable weekly lunch spot if you live or work nearby. read more

Not worth the trip since I lived in Quincy, Bayao Cafe which is similar and have more options on the menu. Char siu - Do not order. They used pork belly instead pork butt and the seasoning is not the Hong Kong style of roasted pork. They just add five spice seasoning and honey at the end. ** only ate 2-3 pieces, staff face was shocked and asked if we want it to pack it to go and did not even ask for feedback when we said no Malaysia Style Curry Pork Chop Over Rice - Nothing can go wrong with curry but only 1 pork chop, around 6-7 pieces. More curry than rice and pork chop. Pineapple Bun with ice cream - Warm pineapple bun served with ice cream in the middle. Cute, nice a little sweet treat at the end to share but nothing really special. Blue Curacao Bear Soda - Cute presentation Just the hype, not worth it. Over $50, not including the tax. The staffs definitely need more training, the staff helped me packed my food after cleaning the other table without changing the gloves. read more

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They went a great direction with the interior, it bright inside with different pieces inside like LED signs and astronauts. Glad it doesn't look like a standard restaurant and they tried to incorporate different style. The staff was really nice, there were a lot of workers so we had many people around to ask. The food itself was a little more disappointing. They had a smaller menu than what I've seen other locations have but they likely will increase in the future. The drinks were $8 each and had good presentation but was ok taste wise. The food was ok as well, I wouldn't come back to order anything but wasn't terrible. I think they use Kraft cheese got the omelet and the combo wasn't the best in my opinion. Overall didn't love it but it was interesting to try. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Omelet Over Rice w/ Shrimp - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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The food was good but nothing impressive. The workers were really nice though! I also like the interior, a pretty open space with good decor. I tried the ice cream bread which my friend once had in Japan so I wanted to try it too. It was cute! The other dishes were well made but also would be hard to mess up. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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I came here on a weekday in the afternoon and I think they're still working though soft opening logistics. I was really excited to try this place because I saw it online and it's nice for the greater Boston area to have another HK style cafe. The restaurant itself is in a decent location. It's close to public transportation and there's street parking and a garage nearby. The inside was decorated really nice and it was clean. There were also a lot of tables as well. The service was good and the food came out pretty quickly. As for the food, I was disappointed that they didn't have some items on the menu. I was looking forward to trying the rice noodles with beef because that's a staple at most Chinese restaurants and they didn't have that. For the items that I did get, I liked the beef noodle soup and the yuenyeung. The beef noodle soup was light and still had a lot of flavor. The drink was strong and the perfect ratio of coffee and tea. I also got the pork cutlet curry and I thought the pork cutlet was small for the dish. I got the soup dumplings as well, and I they were okay. Overall. I think some of the food items were better than others and they're still working though the opening pains. I also overheard the staff saying how they're still in soft opening and the menu is subject to change. read more

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Everybody that tried this place told me it was not worth it and not as good as it looked, and they were right. Unfortunately the food just isn't as good as it looks. I really like the ambiance and the interior decor, it's super fun! But the quality and price of the food was not great. The tomato pasta was super salty and bland, had barely any tomato flavor. I kind of expected sort of a spaghetti, but I didn't taste much. The vegetables were also just lettuce drenched in oil, literally unbelievable bad for the price. The only thing worth getting here again is the toast. The toast was crispy and sweet. A very nice treat! Overall, very disappointed with the quality of food. Every social media influencer will tell you this place is amazing, but all my family and friends will tell you it's not that good. read more

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They had so rough start when they opened but finally found their groove. The dining room offers a legit Hong Kong experience, service was fast and friendly. The food was mediocre, with all the amazing options in Malden, one should not waste time with their food. The desserts and coffee are OK. It's a great place to go on a date or to spend time yapping with friends. Ambiance is 5 stars, bathrooms were meticulously clean, everything else is fast food quality read more

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First time in! Grand opening week so we usually curb expectations as it does take time to get the flow of things operationally. Now generally I don't opt for this style of HK food but it looked goood from social media hype from soft opening. Unfortunately tonight when we dined, there were a few items sold out from menu. (You won't see it on the menu at all). We were hoping to get the fried chicken curry rice and the curry fishballs. Will have to come back to try those. They also only had the grapefruit bear drink, none of the milk tea style or any other. We did however order +Chicken nuggets +chicken wings + HK style french toast + HK style soup dumplings pork + black pepper sauce beef pasta + seafood rice noodle w/ vinegar soup The wait for us was about 5 minutes to be seated, then another 5min for menu tablet to arrive for us to look at the menu and order. We were able to order water (hot or cold) initially and that is the only cup we got. When food was brought out, our little table for two could barely fit all the various plates. Note no staff member checked in on us, cleared any empty plates nor filled any water back up. I'm sure the kinks will get worked out soon enough though. Alright let's get back to the food. Nuggies - they were a tad better then McDanks style, i enjoyed them. Arrived with ketchup and honey mustard! Kids'll enjoy them too. It'll go good with their fries. Chicken wings - smaller wings Fried like your takeout Chinese spot, has same profile of flavor. (I enjoy the simplicity) so these were fine, wasn't dry, came with the same condiments as the nuggs HK French toast- holy jiggle. This was yummy, filling and a nice desert (or meal replacement). Nice crust and flavor with the ice cream a sauces. HK pork soup dumplings XLB. Not my favorite for the filling, wasn't much broth to them at all for our order. The wrapping was good, didn't break on us using chopsticks (no soup dumpling spoons came with order). Beef pasta black pepper, you do get the traditional black pepper sauce flavor profile (i am a fan of canto Chinese food from Chinatown) the beef was tender enough, ale had broccoli, shrooms, green pepper. Overall I personally didn't care for this dish so i left it at the end. I couldn't really explain it, i just didn't want to eat it after a couple bites in. (No i didn't complain, i paid for it) Seafood rice noodle - definitely was the star of the night. The broth was tangy, sour, hint of spice (like Thai tom yum soup). Seafood proteins were a good portion with corn and veg. Definitely will return to try dishes that were not available (as those were our top choices when arriving). I'm sure the team will have their meetings and tighten up their operational side. Grand opening and all so won't be too critical but wanted to point those things out in our first experience. Lack of communications, didn't check on patrons, no refill on water or to see if we wanted another drink. Did not clear a single dish that was finished off our table. Did not ask how our meal was or if we needed anything like napkins utensils or to order anything extra (we didn't have the tablet anymore after our order). So the space was great looking. Good overall food. Service was subpar. read more

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This place is very similar in vibes to Bayao Cafe in Quincy. I can see the appeal of it for individuals living north of Boston and don't want to make a trek to the south shore. I ordered the char siu on rice (16.95 w/o tax), the Malaysian curry chicken chop (essentially a chicken cutlet/katsu) on rice ($14.99 w/o tax) the Malaysian pork cutlet on rice, and the golden french toast cubes ($7.99). Everything is decent and okay. I liked the eggs that accompanied the char siu on rice and the sauce for the Malaysian curry chicken chop. One thing that I suggest for them is to offer set meal combos for adults that come with a drink. Service is okay and the staff is friendly. However, it seemed that they were still in training as some of them did not know what to do. Make sure that you check in at the front desk so that they can put you in the queue. Two single bathrooms (one for each gender) is available for customer use. Only street parking or garage parking is available customer use. It is about an 6-8 minute walk from the Orange Malden station. read more

Sing Choi Kee - pork cutlet with curry on rice - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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Was super excited to see Sing Choi Keen finally open up in Malden! The restaurant was pretty busy as expected for a Saturday and newly opened - if you plan on visiting on the weekends just be prepared to wait for a table. The staff is really nice and for being so busy, we were able to order and get our food fast too. The inside is really bright and fun with lots of decorations so you will definitely have an enjoyable meal! For food we decided to split the eggs over rice and shrimp, fish balls with curry sauce, and the Hong Kong style French toast. We also ordered the milk tea with the ice teddy bear which was so cute! All the food had a good portion size and was really flavorful. I think my favorite was definitely the Hong Kong style French toast. I'll definitely have to come back to try more of the menu! read more

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Been waiting for this place to open since I've seen the sign. Came in for dinner, the day before their soft opening. So a lot of items were sold out as they did not anticipate so many people would be stopping by before their soft opening. They were still very welcoming and friendly. Immediately once you walk inside, you feel transformed into another part of the world. Easily forget you're in Malden! Disappointed that a lot of items were sold out but everything that they did have were really good. We got the hk style French Toast, one of the better ones around here. It had good texture, moist and not too sweet. Came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The curry fish balls were good and flavorful, not like the ones in hk sold out of stalls but still one of the better ones around. Seafood rice noodles had good amount of spiciness where you can still taste other flavors. The chicken wings and fries were good, standard. They have kids friendly Utensils and cups. Staff seems to be in training and still learning the menu (as expected since they're not technically opened yet). You order off an iPad so not much interaction with server. They were not automatically attentive. We had to get them but they were quick and accommodating. I would definitely be back to try their other items read more

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One of my new favorite restaurants! I'll be honest I came here for the first time because of the adorable bear drinks, but stayed for the fantastic chicken wings, pork soup dumplings, and bbq pork. I've been here three times since. The service is usually good the ambiance is nice and the food is consistently good. My friend's favorite drink is the mango drink with the frozen astronaut. She said the curry was nice but she likes the pork soup dumplings and chicken wings the best. Oh definitely grab the adorable pineapple bun with ice-cream for dessert, the bun is served warm and it stares up at you with adorable little eyes until you eat them. read more

Sing Choi Kee - Grapefruit soda with a cute bear! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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After a month, we came back but things don't seem to have improved. They still don't have the beef chow foon and a few other items for dinner when we dined in. At the point, we tried half the menu and the the only items that were actually delicious were the wings, golden french toast and the HK lemon tea. Service was nice and they let us hang out for bit even after we finished our meal. It was honestly all pricey for what is was and the quality. I'd probably only come back for their drinks and dessert or whenever they have the beef chow foon. read more

Good vibe, good service. The food isn't anything mind blowing, but it's not bad either. The Malaysian curry slippery egg rice with chicken and the Jasmine coffee were surprisingly tasty! read more

Sing Choi Kee - HK french toast - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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This Hong Kongese restaurant has lots of seating, nearby parking, and such a fun retro astronaut vibe‍ They have the cutest drinks: the iced coconut bear latte and the iced astronaut mango coconut milk Food-wise, my favorites were the slippery eggs over rice with shrimp and the black pepper sauce pasta with char siu pork, which had the perfect savory kick. For dessert, definitely try the pineapple bun with ice cream (crispy + creamy yummy!) and the HK-style French toast, which was rich, creamy, and not too sweet! Definitely a spot I'd come back to for both the vibes and the food read more

Sing Choi Kee has arrived in MA! They are a Hong Kong cafe chain, with this one being their 3rd & latest location to open in the United States! They currently have two other locations on the East Coast: one in Flushing, NY in the Tangram Mall & one in West Nyack, NY. I've previously visited the one in Flushing and it did not disappoint, so I was quite excited for this opening in Malden! Grand opening was just a few days ago and we were debating whether or not to visit this soon, since we assumed there would be a long wait haha. Luckily, today when we visited at around 7:30pm, there was only a 5 min wait. Many tables were available! Once seated, ordering is done via tablets. Experienced little to no interaction with the staff, except for when requesting for the check. We ordered a couple of items for dinner: -Hong Kong French Toast (7.5/10) -Seafood Rice Noodles w/ Zao Po Vinegar Soup (9/10) -Fried Chicken Wings (7/10) -Chicken Nuggets (7/10) -Pork Soup Dumplings (7/10) -Beef Pasta w/ Black Pepper Sauce (7/10) I really wanted to order their Lemon Iced Tea or Milk Tea w/ the ice bear but I guess by the time we got there, they were sold out for the day. Many of their other items were also sold out, such as curry fish balls or curry w/ fried chicken. My favorite of the dishes we ordered, was the Seafood Rice Noodles w/ Zao Po Vinegar Soup! This is a hot + sour noodle soup & was so delicious! I typically don't finish the soup when I go out for noodles BUT it was SO TASTY that I couldn't help it! The fried chicken wings are your standard Chinese take-out chicken wings... nothing special. They were super juicy though & come with two sauces, ketchup + honey mustard! The chicken nuggets were not bad. Definitely a step up from your local McDonald's & I can see this being quite popular for the kids! Also comes with ketchup + honey mustard. Now, the pork soup dumplings... I honestly can't tell if they are frozen or not. They are noticeably less juicy than Shanghainese style XLBs btw. The dumpling skin was the perfect thickness though & did not experience any leaking when we picked them up w/ our chopsticks, so that was good!! The beef pasta w/ black pepper sauce is a good choice, if you like black pepper + mushrooms. The HK French Toast was so yummy! To be honest, I'm not too big on French toasts but this was good. It comes with a scoop of ice cream & is filled with condensed milk. Overall, we were super happy with our meal & everything we ordered. I'm not the biggest fan of Hong Kong styled food even as someone whose family is from there, BUT I do like Sing Choi Kee! I would say the only thing that could be improved is the service. After finishing our food, none of the staff members came by to grab the dishes, & we didn't have much space on our table w/ all that we ordered in total. So, it was a bit difficult eating once all the dishes arrived to the table. I do understand it's their first week of grand opening, so it's okay. I've noticed many new spots have been doing this also hahaha, very interesting. Parking: meter street parking on Pleasant St. Free parking after 7pm! read more

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This is the second time here, finally sat down to dine, the first time I tried them in the soft open, wanted to get a takeaway result was rejected by the clerk, today I can finally try their food. They are promoting in Hong Kong style, but their employees actually speak Mandarin to me, to know that Hong Kong is speaks Cantonese, and their decoration style is more like a mainland China restaurant, but their service is acceptable. But good service can't cover their food kind of quite clumsy, ordered an appetizer platter, average. Steam dumping , you can tell that the are supermarket stuff at a glance, why I don't make at home? Beef Chow Fan, less portion but more oil. Black pepper beef spaghetti has totally different from Hong Kong characteristics. The omelet over rice egg was really poorly made. If you don't know what to called delicious, and don't mind the pre cook frozen food, is ok to put into mouth, but I will pass. read more

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I was excited to hear there was a new Hong Kong style restaurant in the Malden area. After waiting a bit for the initial hype and long lines to settle down, I finally stopped by for lunch on a Sunday. We ordered several dishes that looked great on the menu: curry fish balls, soup dumplings, beef and seafood rice noodle soup, and eggs with roast pork over rice. The photos of the dishes looked really promising, so I went in with pretty high expectations. Unfortunately, the food ended up being underwhelming. While everything looked good when it came out, the flavors were quite bland across the board. None of the dishes really stood out or had the depth of flavor I was hoping for. Service could also use some improvement. We had to ask for basic items like spoons just to be able to eat the soup, which made the experience feel a bit disorganized. Overall, it was a bit disappointing given how promising it looked. For me, it will likely be a one time visit. read more

Sing Choi Kee is a Hong Kong style cafe located at 7 Pleasant Street, in Malden, Ma. There is plenty of street parking and parking lots nearby. The lines were out the door by 7 pm during dinner time on day one of opening, Friday 1/30/26, so my family opted to skip and come back a different day. We tried on day three of opening, a Sunday and during lunch hours, around 3 pm. We were told the wait time for a table for four was approximately 40-50 minutes. We signed up and went around the corner to Kung Fu Tea, ordered some boba tea and waited for our seats to become available. Luckily, there are plenty of cafes and restaurants in the area with great food and boba tea and desserts so if you drive a distance have to be waitlisted, you have plenty of cafe options in the area to sit it out. After providing my name and cell phone, I received a text with a link to check my place in line. The link was powered by Chow Bus. The text received was in Chinese but you could toggle to English. We were waitlisted with three parties ahead of us. We joined the queue at around 3:15 pm, and waited 45, until about 4 pm before we were seated. There were many opened and available tables but the staff could not keep pace to clear and clean them. The servers and hostess were all running tables. After waiting 15 minutes with no menu or server, I grabbed a server and asked her how to place our order. Even she was a bit surprised that we were just sitting there menu less. We were given a touch pad to put in our orders. Seeing how busy everyone was, I placed an order for four appetizers, four entrees and three drinks all within 5 minutes and submitted everything to the kitchen in hopes the kitchen can get our orders to us soon. After submitting our orders, 15 minutes goes by and a server came to share that one of the items we ordered ran out for the day and she asked if we wanted to switch the item and we asked her for a recommendation and chose the recommended dish. I was nervous that this error would delay our entire order but luckily it did not. In total, we waited 20 minutes or so minutes before the first item we ordered arrived. For day 3 of opening, this is understandable. After the first item arrived, the boba milk bread, approximately 15 minutes later the server came and asked if we received our drinks yet, to which we replied no. A little more time passed before our drinks order finally arrived. Slowly the rest of the appetizers came out and then the entrees. The toast with milk and boba was not as sweet as I imagined it would be, which a pleasant surprised. Additionally appetizers include wings, fries, and curry fish balls. All were good and as expected. Next came the entrees, we order three kinds of noodles and one rice plate. The rice with beef and egg was better than I expected. It was soft and buttery. It was probably my favorite dish of the night. I was disappointed that they ran out of the bbq pork and rice plate. I am told that this dish was one of their most popular and we should come earlier for it, before dinner basically. We were told a table before us ordered 8 rice plates and that's why they ran out so fast of the BBQ pork rice plates. For noodles, we ordered the pepper noodles with beef, the spaghetti and sausage, and finally the abalone and seafood noodle soup. The seafood and the abalone in the noodle were very fresh and did not have that frozen seafood taste or texture. The broth was not too spicy, just mild. The spaghetti is on the sweet side, similar to the spaghetti you get from Jollibee, a fried chicken chain. The black pepper noodles with beef was peppery. I like how the food and drinks were not too sweet and not too salty. Despite the long wait, I was very satisfied with all of the dishes we tried during this visit. I recommend getting the milk tea with the ice bears. It is just enough sweetness. One bag of sugar is nearly not enough for small hot milk tea. I recommend asking for two bags of sugar if you order the hot milk tea. Overall, service was very polite. It has only been day three of their soft opening so not all items of the menu is yet available. If you visit during the first few weeks of opening, give them grace as they work out front end and back end logistics. Lastly, I hope they fix their door soon because it does not shut close, which is not great during New England winters. See my pictures! read more

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Good food and fair price. Good service .Overall I liked the experience. First time trying this kind of food. read more

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I would rate the food overall a 7/10. Worth trying when it's not busy. Great environment, and the service isn't bad, but the wait time to place an order could definitely improve. read more

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We came on a Friday for lunch. The menu itself really has limited choices. I find it's mostly the same ingredients with different variation. Char siu with rice or spaghetti or soup noodles, slippery egg or none. The meat in the dishes are overly processed so it loses the actual meat texture. We also tried to order some basics of cha Chan ting which is the beef noodle and the pineapple bun with chicken but they didn't have them. The good thing is that the slippery egg is good and the flavor of the dishes were pretty good too. Overall I wouldn't come again to this one. I've actually been to the one in new York and that one was pretty decent with afternoon tea sets. Service was quick but not friendly. read more

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Love the bear teas, tasty and cute. The noodle soup was a bit bland and French toast was a little soggy.

Nice food, real Cantonese style, hope they can last. I will come again Service is good Food is good read more

service was terrible, they sat my friend and I down, forgot to give me the tablet or the menu to order. Had to go up to ask for it myself. Forgot to bring the curry fish balls (not worth it at all). Accidentally brought me someone else's french toast, I still kept it though, made sure I wasn't charged. Different waitress brought out my food each time. Had to go up myself for the takeout box. Not once did someone check up on my table. ran out of charsiu, sausage, and shrimp, they replaced with imitation crab meat. Ordered strawberry milk with less ice, came with so much ice I couldn't even put my straws through it and strawberry chunks too big to go through the boba straw they gave. The spicy vinegar soup tasted pretty good but definitely not good value for your $18. The cute ice molds on the drinks was good for photos. Fried Chicken wings was not properly prepared, fried hair strands all over the chicken, no breading. Overall good place to go if you go once for the ambiance and photos while everything is still new. Will come again after their full menu gets released, hopefully service will be improved, Regret even tipping at all, felt like a fast food joint where you grab a placard and all they do is bring the food to your table. read more

Bad taste! Each dish is prepared in advance and then reheated. I ordered pork cutlet rice, but the meat inside tasted like cheap chicken. Don't come! read more

First time trying this restaurant, I thought the food was delicious, got the noodles with lime a lot mein, good amount, 4 small steamed soup dumplings and the chicken with sticky rice in paper good, plain bun with butter, the best are the cute drinks, iced tea with a teddy bear and mango drink with a frozen Buddha, they also have a kid's menu with a toy read more

New restaurant in Malden center, Food is tasty! very clean everywhere. It worths the value. I Will come back.

my friend and i went on a saturday and it wasn't very crowded (there was also a snow storm that could be why) but we still had to wait a bit probably about 15-20 minutes. after we ordered, it took a while for it to come out but the first thing that came was the hk style french toast, which i had hoped would come later as it was more dessert than app or main. the milk tea was good, i personally like it a little sweeter but the level of sweetness was alright. the rest of the food came pretty quick we got the bbq pork and egg with rice and the slippery egg with chicken and curry, the food overall i would rate a 7.5/10. the slippery egg and french toast was really good, but the char siu we got was like 80% fat and i am a person that is not a fan of fat. that was pretty disappointing. my friend rates sing choi kee a 7/10, i agree as it was good but there wasnt anything that left me wanting more. as a native hong konger this is a good place to go to get a taste of home. my friend and i were there for about 2 hours and no one bothered us or rushed us which was nice. i would go again. read more