Sings Vietnamese Chargrill - Brisbane - Photo album

I have eaten in here almost every week at least once or twice but the quality has somehow changed substantially. There is an obvious less care for the food they make than what they use to have. Also prices jumped up $2 from one day to the next; I understand an increase due to everything going up but

ordered grilled chicken char quay tiew, but the girl handed me green chicken curry... I don't have much time for lunch so just accepted it without mentioning to her. Good food with quick service, but better double check when the girl at counter takes order!!

My small bowl of beef pho ($9.80) was average (significantly better with added chilli). Very little beef, not many veggies. It was very busy at lunch - it took about 10 minutes to serve my order, not fast but also not an unreasonable amount of time. It's a 3.5 star pho at best.

Had chicken char kway teow; good value, generous serving of chicken, but missing a bit of the charred flavour from both the chicken and noodles. Good value for lunch in the CBD. Also great that it's across the road from Anzac Square, so can eat sitting on the grass or benches.

I had already brought lunch from home, but my colleague was getting takeaway from Sing’s Vietnamese Chargrill in Post Office Square and it was only going to be $1 via the Ritual app (Brisbane launch offer), and I could get him to pick it up for me thanks to the piggyback feature in the app, so I cav

Favourite place to go get a quick and tasty takeaway lunch. The uncle manning the counter is always friendly and happy to make any modifications to the order. I really like the Vietnamese chicken noodle soup when I’m not feeling too good (picture attached) but the char kway teow and tom yum are all

I got the satay and it was so sweet and otherwise not very flavoursome. Good value for money though.

Very disappointing crispy pork bahn mie. Chunky pork pieces with little crunch, soggy salad and the chilli was some strange seasoned mix, not fresh