Great for what you get for the price. Would like to try the Connecticut Roll next time since lobster and butter go together and the Classic Roll didn't feel buttery enough. Kids liked the Lobster Quesadilla so now we know for next time. Littlest didn't want the lobster roll so I ended up eating two Classic Rolls and 5 hours later, I'm still really full (also had ice cream elsewhere but you know, Mother's Day calories don't count). Will try getting here at 11 on the dot next time since it got busy really quickly. Very friendly, efficient service! No bathroom in sight and eating is only outside on hard metal stools. Maybe a rainy day would dampen the crowd. read more

Sing Lobster - Lobster quesadilla - Seafood Markets Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

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Been wanting make a visit to Sing Lobster during the summer but just never got the time to do so! I was very glad weather still up this fall for me to finally make a visit! It is conveniently located a few walks from Rocky Point Park and has a outdoor undercovering area to eat with about 3 tables that fit 4 and some counter seats along the wall. I order the Classic Lobster Roll and the Hot Lobster Grilled Cheese. The Classic Lobster Roll didn't have as much chunky pieces of Lobster meat as I would have expected in a Lobster Roll. The meat was minced and is a lobster mix as described. The Hot Lobster Grilled Cheese was the highlight for sure! It had large pieces of lobster meat with the gooey cheese! The Hot Lobster Grilled Cheese was described as a lobster mix as well but possibly it was just the of the luck of the scoop of lobster that made the difference! The service was quick and our order was ready within mins. I would love to come here again to try out their chowders and lobster quesidilla as well! This would be the perfect place for a bite before the park or to bring to the park or breweries nearby! read more

This has become my family's go-to place for lobster rolls, rain or shine. The roll is warm, buttery brioche; perfectly toasted too. I appreciate the amount of lobster they pack in. They're decent chunks of lobster meat! And the lettuce has always been fresh, providing a good crunch, along with bits of celery. I've also had their lobster grilled cheese and lobster quesadilla. Both are good, but if you really want to enjoy the seafood, I'd stick with the classic roll. For takeaway, my family's purchased frozen meals as well and found them quite enjoyable! We like their chowder and coconut curry. Service is friendly and pretty fast! There's a covered seating area, which is great in the summertime. Easy parking in their lot just past the stretch of breweries. Or, if you're walking or there's no tables available, it's close to Rocky Point Park. read more

Sing Lobster - Seafood Markets Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

Only open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays - their signautre dish is of course their lobster. We got a classic lobster roll and a Connecticut roll and there was a good amount of lobster on the bun. Having been to the East coast - I do have to say that the lobster doesn't quite compare but it was good for Vancouver standards. There's a good amount of seating outside and with the fast turnover, you don't need to wait long before getting a spot. Food was prepped quickly so a great place to come if you are looking for a quick bite to eat. read more

Sing Lobster - Connecticut roll - Seafood Markets Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

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We came here on a Saturday late afternoon to try their lobster rolls. The place only has outdoor seating, which is completely fine to me as I have a dog and the weather is nice. Service is minimal but good. You walk up to the counter to order, they give you your food. You sit down and stuff your face. Simple. The lobster rolls are good, but I actually liked the lobster corn chowder better. Nice spot to grab a bite, and then walk over to the breweries to get a few drinks in the summer. read more

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I came here with high expectations and left with feeling letdown. We came here early, right after it opened. Maybe that was the reason but the lobster we got were not that great. It said hot buttered lobster roll. The lobster pieces were very cold and a bit hard, like it just came out from the fridge or chiller. So it did not have the sweetness of a lobster meat. I did like the roll itself. It was not that warm either, but it had a sweet buttery taste to it. Maybe my expectations were of Luke's Lobster (NYC) where it was so good. So lesson learnt. Lower the expectation and you won't leave disappointed. I will still want to come back to try the other items like the crab and shrimp roll, chowder and rice bowl. You can also buy frozen seafood here, and they get their lobsters from Nova Scotia. Street parking is available, and there are a few patio tables for dining in. If it is a nice sunny day, it will be great to take them to Rocky Point park for a picnic. I think the take out food section is only opened Friday to Sunday. read more

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I was originally planning to grab a bowl of noodles after dropping off some cans at Return-It, but a quick Google search revealed a lobster roll spot nearby--how could I resist? This is a lovely place with friendly staff and even friendlier customers. I came here for the lobster roll, and there was no way I was ordering anything else--though I couldn't help adding a clam chowder and a Coke. The lobster roll is generously stuffed with fresh, tasty lobster. No complaints there. The toasted bun is a nice touch, especially since they heat up the sides as well. The only thing that caught my attention was that the bun is sweet. I'm not sure if it's a tradition or their own twist, but while I do enjoy sweet buns, I feel the sweetness slightly masked the natural lobster flavor. Still, it's undeniably a high-quality roll. As for the clam chowder, it started off with a strong peppery kick, but by the time I was halfway through, I found myself really enjoying it. Overall, I'm happy to have discovered a nearby spot for lobster rolls--and they even sell fresh and frozen lobster. Definitely adding this place to my address book. read more

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Found out about SingLobster from a community foodie group and on a beautiful fall day, we drove to Port Moody to try some of their offerings. It was a bit chilly so I opted to get their Thai Coconut curry lobster on rice and their chowder while the hubby got their lobster quesadilla. Loved my rice bowl -- such a heartwarming bowl of food would've wanted a bit more spice but it was great. My husband scarfed down his quesadilla so I'm taking that as a good sign that he enjoyed it. I ate the soup at home and it was very flavourful and tasty. Great find in the Port Moody area. They also sell live lobsters and crab. Definitely drop by! read more

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I always wanted to try Sing Lobster and finally got a chance. It's a small stand in a parking lot of a commercial area, but there are still a few seats available. We tried their lobster roll and lobster grilled cheese, and both were very satisfying with large chunks of lobster. The flesh was fresh, tender, and well-seasoned. The grilled cheese was surprisingly not too greasy! The chowder had lots of seafood and vegetables inside. I was expecting a creamy chowder but it's still soothing to have chowder of this style. read more

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My partner picked up a lobster chowder and lobster roll to enjoy at Rocky Point Park. The lobster chowder had a lot of chunks of seafood and vegetables, but the overall soup wasn't to my liking. It was way too smokey. The smokey flavour overpowered a lot of the more delicate flavours of the seafood inside. The lobster roll on the other hand was really good. Lots of filling with a huge lobster claw for show (the claw itself was quite dry). The roll was fresh and light, with a deliciously buttered roll to complement. Plain salted chips complemented well. Service was quick. The shop does have some outdoor patio tables but take a walk to the park to enjoy the views! read more

Sing Lobster - lobster chowder - Seafood Markets Near Me - Port Moody, British Columbia

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A singing lobster?? I have been meaning to try out this place for a while now but conflicting schedule cause they only open from Friday to Sunday and a bit of distance for me. (Actually came by here one time before but they closed early). This place is located in a building on the industry area alongside with many other little restaurants and food trucks. There are also a few family parks and the Port Moody museum steps away, great little place for a family day unless you are a single bird like me lol. Finally got a little bit of free time during the weekend and managed to eased my way to this place. There were about a dozen of customers enjoying the food outside on tables and chairs provided. Here were the food I ordered; 1. Seafood chowder. Homemade style, very tasty with a generous amount of seafood. 2. Hot buttered lobster roll. The bun was soft yet with a warm light crisp, buttery taste and texture (very nice!). The lobster chunks were nice too but maybe a little less on the dressing so not so watery, other than that, quite satisfying. 3. Lobster with Thai coconut curry sauce on rice. Pretty flavourful, the sauce was distinct and fair amount of lobster meat. Overall, this is a very causal little place. Almost like a little concession place for take outs with a few tables and chairs. Besides the hot food, they do sell a variety of frozen seafood to go too. The best way to describe the staffs and service would be as if they were you next door neighbours, yes that kind of vibe (no not that ahole neighbours some may have, but the homey ones lol). As for the food, everything was quite tasty and satisfying, at least to me it's worth the drive out this way to give it a try. Sing me another lobster song next time... read more

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Very good! Amazing Hidden little gem ! Very generous amount of lobster Definitely be back read more

Got the lobster curry but it was stone cold. Not a fan. I dont like to ask them to throw it in the microwave.