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Businiess name:
Sing High Cafe
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I knew there was a ""higher being"" involved in my selection for jury duty in downtown Phoenix - ah yes - Sing High! I also knew that there had to be a very good reason why day after day there was a line of people WAITING to get into this place at the lunch hour rush. Bankers, lawyers, business professionals alike - the expense account crowd. Trust me, no expense account necessary to enjoy this blast from the past - thank God. I had my doubts having read some of the poor reviews here and at City Search, but don't be dissuaded by those cry babies that obviously don't understand the concept of ""regional Chinese"" cuisine. Just like in America, different parts of the country prepare different kinds of foods very differently. Luckily for those of us who enjoy both traditional as well ""over-priced gourmet"" Chinese food, Sing High stands out tall and proud. After all, YOU CANNOT SURVIVE FOR 70+ YEARS IN THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS BY PUTTING OUT CRAPPY FOOD - PLAIN AND SIMPLE.
Pros: Steaming hot food, nostalgic surroundings, many regulars
Cons: Downtown location
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