Sinh Sinh

It’s not often that you get good service in Chinatown, but I sure did this evening! After a long day of working a double, I just wanted to eat myself into a food coma. I sure did that! Decided to stop by for a late night bite and ended up ordering half the menu! haha I was hangry and wanted a bit of everything! Food came out relatively fast so that’s a plus. I was hungry and ready to dig in. So we ordered: Sweet n sour pork Cantonese style, salt toasted shrimp, banh bot chien, roasted duck, grilled chicken with macaroni, stir fried noodles, and stuffed tofu. I think? I love the grilled chicken and macaroni! It’s my fav dish here. Always ask for Chinese sausage in the macaroni! So yum and yes oh so fattening! Worth it. The roasted duck was very crispy and juicy as well! Stuffed tofu was a bit bland for me. Banh bot chien was really nice a crispy, but too doughy. Need more eggs. Salt toasted shrimp here are super tasty! Lightly fried and tossed with butter and scallions! The other dishes were okay, not my favorite but worth the try! Can always count on Sinh Sinh for late night grub y’all!

I visited this place like 10 years ago. It was very good back then.
This time, the food was ok and a little dry on my opinion. Service was very slow.
I'll comeback and try it again.

Decent: imperial rolls, fried rice.
Bad:
Spring rolls were dry so not made to order
Gen Tsao chicken mushy soggy core and pieces of bone or cartlidge inside some pieces.

Sweet spicy shrimp was bland the sauce coated the shells which were peelwd off..also shrimp onside was mushy either old or overcooked.

at front of house in the fishtanks some of the fish and shrimp looked dead or very sick (floating upside down or not moving at all)...I think they make their fish dishes using these.

save your money and go to tan tan or somewhere else. in 25 years of eating asian food never once left half my plate uneaten.

MOST Spicy meal I have ever had in a restaurant! Real Asian food.I was surprised at the tenderness of the meat as well as the spiciness of even the vegetables. The chefs are generous with peppers , including jalapenos. Ordered water to drink.
Agter tasting my first few bites, I immediately ordered a beer to help with the heat.

Delicious food and good services. Pretty busy dinner time

The price for roasted duck togo is 33 $with tax. ( cash only)But when i check out they charged me for 34$. I asked cashier why it show on the menu is 33$. He told me 33 without tax. Then i when back and took a picture of the price and show him. Then now he told me that price if i check out at Togo station only, if i check out at his station it will be 1$ more. It doesn’t make any sense at all. They are both in the restaurant. Ya should watch out for the price when ya paying

I have yet to dine in at this place so can only comment on the to-go BBQ portion. Service is quick (during non-peak hours or there's constantly a line). The constant line sort of speaks to the quality. One of the best BBQ place in Chinatown with varieties of pork, duck, and chicken. Pricy but the quality is one of the better ones.

Microwave duck and super salty fried rice noodles.

I have eaten here for years the food is always consistent the service is always good

It never fails. Every time we eat here we always end up with tons of food to bring home! The portions are huge!

Side note: They automatically added gratuity for our table of 6.