Sinh Sinh

A well-known Chinese-Vietnamese restaurant here in Houston. Definitely great for big groups. Not only do they have tables and seating to accommodate large groups, but you can order entire meals for big groups too. If you need a place to feed your army, Sinh Sinh is an easy way to get everyone in, fed, and on your way. I've been here four times over the last 3 years. It's consistent. Beware however: Their restrooms also happen to be consistently DISGUSTING.

Roasted duck was super bland. There's no flavors of herbs whatsoever. if H mart didn't run out of duck...i wouldn't have tried this place. They only accept cash which was annoying bc who really carries a lot of cash these days. you can tell this place is pretty run down. Ambience isn't welcoming. Just cold plus my duck is cold too. Plenty of parking and that's about it. Sad I wasted my calories on this lol .

I always order food here but it's such a bummer that I won't be coming back. Do not get take out here. Found CARDBOARD in my yu choy with garlic!!!You see all these one star reviews and you don't think it's going to happen to you ... until it does.

The dies taste very well.. Toasted duck is my favorite.. my friend found a little bug in the vegetable dish.

Sinh Sinh is the place to be while in the Chinatown District of Houston. Our party of 7 ordered five dishes to share family style --1) one whole Peking Duck (comes with a bowl of duck soup)2) Chinese Broccoli with Garlic3) House Spicy Tofu with Minced Pork4) Singapore Style Vermicelli Noodles - extra spicy5) Steamed Striped Bass with Ginger, Scallions, and CilantroEverything was perfect. From taste to presentation, these guys are in the game hard. I'm not from the area but I take it that this is the restaurant to be at in Houston for a Chinese family style dinner.The menu is huge -- pages and pages of so many speciality dishes. I'm so impressed that I'm at a loss for words.I'll definitely be back for another meal!

I didn't have any expectation to begin with. I came to Sihn Sihn during Covid reopening. I was planning a dinner party and never got anyone's attention. Service was none existence as ignoring customers is allowed. Last night was my first time eating inside. I waited 15 minutes to place my order. You know what? I'm leaving. By the time I started to write this review, waitress came to take my order. Food came out reasonably for midnight hours on a long weekend Sunday before the Fourth of July holiday. I ordered Curry Duck Noodles. I stared at it for a moment. The meat looked so dead. I mean, this duck suffered from a freeze burn and chopped to pieces. If you like cartoon ducks, don't order this dish. I was starving - worked at a festival all day and haven't eaten yet. I started to slurping my noodles. Delicious was not on my vocabulary for sure. I had no pleasant thoughts with this dish. It tasted like defrosted dish with deep frozen cocked potatoes and the soup was the only thing mingled with the egg noodles. Sad. Just sad. I felt bad to what I was thinking of doing. I left one dollar as my tip. Lucky me, there are many late-night restaurants in Chinatown. I'm not coming back. Upon paying I mistakenly thought a customer for employee. The cashier is actually behind the front counter. I should had kept my dollar I left on the table. What the hell is this operation? Customers are walking behind the counter. The whole place looked like a giant joke. Nothing makes sense. But the restaurant was packed. Bye!

We had lunch on a Wednesday. When you walk in there are several tanks that hold live seafood ,which contained huge crabs. We sat in the middle of the restaurant. Tables were slightly close others occupied. The menu is huge-I had the general chicken served with broccoli. It was a large serving -fresh tasty & not spicy. The walnut shrimp had large deveined shrimp fried with a cream colored sauce-so different & tasty. We had the egg rolls that were great as well. Huge servings of everything. You could share a plate.

Dry Noodle with BBQ Pork: The portion size of this dish was great, even enough to share with someone else. It also comes with a serving of soup, which was served hot. Although the dry noodles were slightly stuck together, the flavor was still enjoyable. The BBQ Pork, while a bit plain, was still good. Personally, I found it a bit too oily for my taste. Overall, I would rate it a 7 out of 10.BBQ Pork & Soy Sauce Chicken Rice: This dish is only available during lunchtime, but I really enjoyed it. Once again, the portion size was generous. This time, the BBQ Pork had a flavorful taste that I appreciated. The Soy Sauce Chicken was delicious as well. However, I wasn't a fan of the vegetables served with it, particularly the undercooked broccoli. Despite that, I would rate this dish an 8 out of 10.Service: Despite the restaurant being crowded when I visited, the staff was fast and friendly, providing excellent service. I would give their service a perfect score of 10 out of 10.

This restaurant in Bellaire has been a longstanding favorite, and it's been a while since my last visit. I was craving their lunch menu, featuring rice and BBQ meat of your choice with a side of veggies.Arriving early in the afternoon around opening time, I was seated promptly. Not much has changed in the interior, aside from the rearrangement of tables. The distinct musky smell from the fish tank, with fish and lobsters crawling around, still lingered.Initially, I was informed they weren't offering the BBQ meat lunch section today, but fortunately, the waitress double-checked and apologized for the confusion. I was able to enjoy my rice with BBQ pork as planned.The portion size remained consistent, which was satisfying, considering the price of the meal has doubled since my last visit. The meat was tender and flavorful, and I appreciated the extra sauce drizzled over both the meat and the rice. Overall, it's still a reliable dining option in Bellaire.

Been here so many times. Especially Dinner or late nite dinner. But recently, food quality went down. Few weeks ago, I had the roasted ducks and it was chewy, dry, and the sauce they gave were just like soy sauce. Disappointing. I also ordered duck noodle soup (Mì Vịt Tiềm). I would rate it also disappointing. Barely any taste other than some tasteless broth. Today, I came for the Wonton soup which I have eaten so much here before. The waitress brought out the soup that was barely warm enough. The soup was watered down. Yuck. We also ordered a chow Mein (crunchy egg noodle with mix meats). It was good. They gave enough sauce but still nice and crunchy. There were enough veggies, meat and seafood. Service is very reasonable and friendly. I'm sure there are lots of other dishes that are good. Hope they will improve and noticed their quality because I have been here for almost 20 yrs and I this is one of my go to place.