SINGHS Vietnamese

An interesting restaurant, with a unique vibe and menu.

Tried this place for the first time with a friend who recommended it.
The insides of the restaurant are very minimal, but stylish. The menu
consists of several bahn mi options as well as a whiteboard menu with
some items that change.

Bahn Mi, Rice, Goi, and Bun (noodle) dishes are the main items served.
All of them have options of pork, chicken, brisket, shrimp and more.

My first visit I decided to try the Bun bowl, with the brisket which was
very different as Id never had a noodle bowl with brisket before.

The day I ate there it was raining outside and there were some nice
seats by the front window with a view of the street that made from some
nice relaxing viewing.

Definitely a different vibe. If you like vietnamese food, you should
check this place out.

Ok...The best brisket sandwich resides here. I was blessed with some time to finally visit and grab a meal from here. It was a curbside pickup due to the current state of emergency. Ordering online was seamless and efficient. I was alerted for the start of my order and when my order was ready. The sandwich was extremely aromatic and when I had the chance to eat it, it was filled with flavors, good taste, and easy to chew. I also had a Vietnamese coffee that went well with the meal. Gotta go back and indulge more!

The sake cocktail I got was too sweet. The food was good. I do think they forgot I was there for awhile because it took a really long time to get my food and drink. It's a casual dining where you order your stuff first and then sit. It's not the greatest set up because you tip first and then the service wasn't that great.

Actually it was pretty good. A lot of food for a small price. The shrimp was made well with the batter and all that goodness. The fresh greens they put in there, really opens up the palette bite after bite. The rice noodles I loved, they also were prepared well. The carrots were a bit surprising because I wasn’t expecting a sweet tangy flavor to them, but they were also good. Last but certainly not least, the egg roll. Never had egg rolls from this place, nor eaten here before, for that matter, but I gotta say they were good. It’s hard to describe the taste so I’m not even going to try. So yeah it’s a definite yes for me and hopefully one day I can eat more food from here. Good Job.

We stumbled on this place because every Asian restaurant were closed on Sunday. It’s hard to find a good Vietnamese restaurant in San Antonio and I think we finally found one. The service was great. The food is on par with some of the best restaurants that we find in Dallas. Definitely recommend this place if you are visiting San Antonio.