Sing Tong - Renton

A little of Thailand in WA. Highly recommend a visit. The curry is fantasic. Try the yellow with chicken. 4 star spice shoukd heat you. Green is also excellent. Good ambience.

Phenomenal taste and good portion sizes, especially at an affordable price! Food's on the spicier side, which I love. Plus the staff was very accommodating to our table's dietary restrictions.

I had a great experience at the restaurant. The service was excellent. I tried the Crying Tiger, which is a deep-fried beef served with sweet sticky rice, and it was my first time tasting it. The beef was grilled perfectly, just as I had hoped. The spicy seafood salad was outstanding, featuring shrimp, scallops, salmon, and cashews. I was pleasantly surprised by the addition of little dried shrimp, which added a unique flavor to the salad. The Tom Yum soup was a bit salty for my taste, and the tofu noodles were just okay. If you're looking for Thai food, I definitely recommend giving this place a try!

This is the best Thai food I've had in a long time! The sticky rice is exceptional—it’s so unique and different. They even offer a deep-fried version, which is a fun twist. The drunken noodles are served with a generous amount of sauce and are absolutely delicious. I appreciate that they don't include odd ingredients like carrots; just onions, basil, chicken, and egg, which all come together perfectly. I'm definitely coming back every week; this is the best Thai food ever!

I decided to give this restaurant a try since it was on my way to my brother's place, and I was really pleased with my experience. The Beef Pad Khe Mao was outstanding—there were so many vegetables in it compared to other places I've tried. I absolutely loved it! My other dish was the pineapple fried rice, but I was expecting a stronger curry flavor and a bit more spice. Overall, the prices were reasonable and the food was delicious! Most importantly, my order was ready right when they said it would be. This will definitely be my new go-to spot; I like it even more than Nibbana and Bai Tong!