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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Anonymous on 01/22/2010
Cheap and Cheerful!
About as good as you're gonna get in this price range in the 'Burg! Ordering delivery can be a little confusing as the girl on the phone simultaneously relays your order to the kitchen in Chinese, but other than that I have no complaints. My roommates and I are all on tight budgets and this is one of our favorite spots. Reminds me a great deal of the late Lam's Garden on 4th Avenue and 12th Street in the best possible way.
Posted by DeliciousPizza on 02/17/2009
Dissapointing Chinese
The reviews were so good here I decided to give it a try. Can't complain about the service but the food was barely edible. I ordered a smattering of different things with high hopes. Each dish was an utter disappointment. With the appetizers, the only tastes I could decipher were the preservatives and a hint of freezer burn. The chicken nuggets tasted like styrafoam and had the consistency of insulation. The fried wontons were bland and equally unpleasant. The main dishes were unsatisfying. Bear in mind, General Tso's chicken is pretty hard to screw up but they managed it somehow. The greasy sugar sweet taste I craved was no where to be found. Instead it was just bland, dry chicken. I'm hoping it was chicken, at least. The chicken Lo Mein almost saved the food from a 1.0 rating but by the time I was halfway down the carton all the chicken had disappeared. The bar is set pretty low for Chinese food for a reason but not THAT low. They didn't even throw in any fortune cookies.
Posted by FoodGood on 07/23/2008
The Best Chinese I've Had To Date
I've been a customer of theirs for over ten years. Their food is just the best Chinese take-out you'll have in Williamsburg-guaranteed. Their staff is so cordial and tentative. Try their buffalo wings, which are covered in a spicy and zesty sauce. Amazing.
Posted by acp on 06/25/2007
the best
when the craving strikes, do not get chinese takeout anyplace else. the food is tastier and fresher than anyplace else in the neighborhood, period.
Posted by LiveToEat on 02/24/2007
Best Chinese Takeout
I have been living in Williamsburg for 21 years now and I have tried all the Chinese takeout places around my neighborhood. I havent tried the brand new places yet, but SingHing is the best so far and I've been loyal. Their food is just tastier~ is crispier, juicier, bigger... whatever it pertains to. The people there are friendly as hell. I'm not a huge fan of chinese takeout, but since my sis is addicted to grease, I comply only if she orders from SIngHing
Posted by Anonymous on 12/20/2006
Great, Quick, Cheap, Friendly
Fast, Consistent, Cheap, Typical Chinese Food. Also has Latin American Fried foods, like half a chicken etc. Food is made fast, I call when I leave my apartment and by the time I walk the 4 blocks to get there, it is already packaged up. Lo Mein is a meal for $3.75 or less. Can't beat Sing Hing, a true Williamsburg staple.