Sing's Asian Kitchen

If you enjoy Asian cuisine and find yourself in Rosalie, Sing's is a must-visit restaurant. Every night it is open, there is a bustling crowd both inside and out. I suggest arriving early if you plan to dine in, as seating can be quite difficult to come by once 6 o'clock rolls around. The staff at Sing's may seem a bit overwhelmed by the sheer number of customers they serve, but they are generally polite, friendly, and helpful. If you opt for takeout, you will not be disappointed either. The chefs at Sing's consistently deliver delicious and generous meals. After trying a variety of appetizers and main dishes, you may struggle with how much to order. My wife and I particularly enjoy the Swee...

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I am very surprised to be the first person to review this popular restaurant! It is probably the most popular restaurant in Rosalie, even on a Monday night, expect to be turned away if you do not have a reservation. What I love about this place, is their entree menu. This place has the best spring rolls I 've had in a long time. I 'm pretty sure these are homemade as they do not taste like the ones many Asian restaurants will offer. Apart from the delicious entrees, this place offers a lot of your favourite Thai and Chinese dishes such as 'Mongolian Beef ', 'Pad Thai ' and 'Satay Chicken '. All of these dishes are at very reasonable prices and are even cheaper if you order them to takeaway....

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I am disappointed to say that this is the first time I have been let down by Yelp's recommendations. After a long week, I was craving some vegetables that I didn't have to cook myself and that wouldn't leave me with more dishes to clean in the morning. Despite the positive reviews on Yelp and other websites, I ordered a vegetarian dish with deep fried tofu and dipping sauces. When I got home, I found that the tofu portion was only three pieces, which was disappointing. The tofu itself was firm silken, but the dipping sauces were unpleasant. The dark brown sauce tasted burnt and overly salty, while the red sauce tasted cheap and odd. The vegetarian dish was mediocre at best, with a smaller-th...

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I can't say I'm on the Sing's bandwagon, especially with Mints as a direct competitor. Sing's has got to be one of Rosalie's busiest but it had never seemed to hit the spot for me. Last night I ordered the pho beef noodle soup and was again disappointed. The beef was cut into thick steak like portions and was an awful texture, normally one would expect thin shaved beef slices which cook once placed in the boiling broth. This was awful, the meat was rubbery and thoroughly unenjoyable. To add to this I then found 3 small cockroach looking bugs in my meal. My friend ordered tom yum soup and a pork salad bowl, her pork was also rubbery but she states the tom yum soup is one of Brisbane's best! I...

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Upon seeing the sign on the side of Sing's building, I was taken aback by the size and appearance of the restaurant. The layout and color scheme gave off a vibe of a small take-out joint where you wait outside for your order. The menu boasted a variety of Asian cuisines such as Chinese, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Parking in the Rosalie area can be a challenge, with limited street park spaces and strict regulations in the nearby car park. Despite the bustling atmosphere in Rosalie, Sing's was only about one-fourth full when I visited on a Saturday afternoon. The wait staff were busy, but efficient. My companions ordered the Mongolian Beef and Satay Chicken, both of which they enjoyed. T...

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