Singapore Cafe

Good.

Toda la comida demaciado dulce y las sopas con mas agua que pescado y camaron muy pobre y los royos igualsin casi nada puro pasta de arroz

We went to this place because the place we wanted to eat at was too busy. We got a seat right away, but now I know why. The food was mediocre at best. The menu had no description of what the food was. Our lumpia was frozen in the middle. The server "gave" us spring rolls to apologize. Unfortunately, when we got our check, my husband didn't really look at it. The server added more than $30 extra to our check, so for four of us, we paid $112.00 for not so good food. We are from out of town and had mentioned that to the server, which is likely why he ripped us off!

Great little whole in the wall. The smell is inviting and pleasant gets the taste buds dripping. Low staff so they are busy, but friendly and trying hard to please you. Cute decore but could use a good dusting. Ordered the pad thia and bulgolgi very Satisfying for El Paso and the price was decent. Not a grandslam win but definitely worth coming.

Claimed that Singapore name but failed to offer authentic Singaporean cuisines. Just be honest and call yourself "Thai Cafe" (with a few Vietnamese items).

Very disappointed for my first Thai food in El Paso. Food was cold and lacked taste. Avoid the spring rolls which were noodles wrapped in rice paper, and were bland, tasteless and cold. Sweet and sour chicken was reheated and was hard as a rock. Sad!