Restaurant Sing Fai

Very very good fried rice <3 very good general tao chicken, their imperial rolls are very crispy and delicious, we will be ordering again. I thought my husband ordered the Cantonese Chow Mein, he didnt, so we ordered again as he had his general tao. We shared the Cantonese Chow Mein and it was amazing. This is our new favorite chinese restaurant in Cote des Neiges <3

I ordered for a party 4 medium meals. My initial impression is their receptionist is very hospitable, polite and fun to talk to (you know not rushing) and engaged. Secondly, another staff from the kitchen (he insisted joyfully) brought the meals for me to my car across the street to help me out was also engaged to converse. Thirdly, the meals are very good and freshly cooked! I wish there was a little more beef on the beef and brocolli. Finally, it wasn’t too salty. Everything delicious and would recommend. Good price!

I eat Chinese food about 1-2/month regularly with a couple of friends. We try different places all the time to rate and judge. I am a restaurateur as well, so I am fairly critical.Sing Fai surprised me. The neighbourhood is quite dilapidated; garbage strewn on the street, vagrants fighting, very poor lighting, etc.Once at the restaurant, the decor is makeshift, ill-conceived and at the budget's end. Dried-up flower pots, plastic curtain at the register, bright white lighting. We were the only people dining there the entire service.However, it was clean.It all belies the treat that awaits you at the table.Friendly service ready to cater to your every need. Our server was smiling, attentive and easy to talk to. Mind you, we were the only ones there.The food was great! We were all very pleasantly surprised as each dish came to our table.The salt & Pepper shrimp & Pork both had nice crispy light and tasty batters. The blackbean beef wasn't overly salty, beef chowmein was spot-on, the veg fried rice was light fluffy & had very fresh veggies. General tao breading was a tad to thick, but the sauce was quite good.All-in-all we were all very pleased with our meals and look forward to going back.Also, each dish was 10-15% less than in Chinatown, but worth 10-15% more in taste.

The worst Chinese food I have ever had in my life. The restaurant forgot our order of general tao chicken on rice, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise because the sauce was so spicy on my partners tofu general tao that it was barely edible. My boyfriend who loves spice could barely eat it. The imperial rolls tasted like nothing but grease. Will be our first and last time ordering from here.

There’a too much batter in the general Tao chicken, and very very little chicken. And the mapo tofu’s texture was on the very firm side as opposed to soft tofu.

We had fried rice, salt & pepper pork chop, fried spring roll and hot and sour soup. I would say i was a little dissatisfied. The fried rice would have been good, but the shrimp is undercooked and the chicken taste cold- boiled. The porkchop is fine with me but my friend stops eating it after having an after taste. The soup and roll were good. We did not finished the food and we end up taking it home.

Chinese is best served right out of the kitchen piping hot, as a take out option the quality and quantity was great. Very compatible to the best restaurants in Chinatown.General tao has a great balance of flavours Sweet, spicy and a little tangy. Appreciate the generous chunks of chicken and the batter around is perfect(batter to chicken ratio is on point!).Salt and pepper tofu was flavourful too. *We didn't order salt and pepper pork because I am picky and want to try it sizzling hot out of the kitchen*Hot and sour soup was filled with treasures too.Looking forward to dinning in (the future post covid lockdown) and tasting the dishes hot out off the wok!

We had beef fried rice and the general Tao chicken. They were both very tasty and the chicken was tender and juicy. The portions were good and the price very reasonable. I highly recommend it!

Ordered food for takeout yesterday. Very good value for the price. Food was not overly salty like usual Chinese restaurants (and I've tried plenty of them), which is a big plus of this one. The only negative point I would have is that I think they could have been a little bit more generous on meat for both the chow mein and rice noodles + on the amount of sauce in their rice noodles. Other than that, I enjoyed my meal. I would definitely come back!