Singas Famous Pizza

This place is CLOSED on 10/​01/​2014, but the online ordering is still working. Call before you place an order, in case they come back to business. You don’t want to sit at home waiting forever for the delivery that never exists to show up, or get to the store and find out it was closed. For my case, the
found out that the order didn’t go through and cancel the order for me, after I found out the store is closed, «6» hours later. But good thing is that I got my money back.
Anyway, if you are really fascinating about the pizza here, call to se if they are back in business. And the Unilocal should disable the online ordering o this store asap.

Best pizza in Queens. Whatever sauce they use is delicious
Only sell individual pies, and are quite filling. Prices got raised a buck or two in the last two years but still totally affordable sub $ 10pp
Buffalo chicken pizza somewhat of a letdown, but the jalepeno is a must
If it’s a casual Sunday dinner or pizza after a night of drinking, my first call is to Singas :)

The pizza and chicken tenders are so yum and the people are very friendly!

So far I’ve had two experiences ordering delivery from Singas. While I enjoyed for the most part my pizza, it wasn’t perfect.
I ordered a buffalo chicken pizza and was given barbecue chicken instead. My second experience was ordering a pepperoni pizza that had no cheese. Maybe that’s how it’s supposed to be but I think it would have been better with some cheese.
Overall, while the taste of Singas is nostalgic of my childhood, I’ve had a hit and miss experience.

Feb 2014
Lazy dinner with GF
Food– the pizza is OK~ The location in Flushing is much better
Service– 45 minutes for delivery. not too bad
Ambiance– Delivery
My GF took a bite out of one slice and spit out a tiny screw nail.
Was contemplating to complain but what are they going to?
Never ordering from them again.

Very very happy. Good pizza!!! New to the area and trying to find my «go to» spot for pizza. I ordered through seamless and am more than happy. Quick delivery, hot pizza, exactly what I ordered, packaged well, friendly delivery person, and pizza tastes great.
So far this has been my favourite pizza I have ordered in this neighbourhood. I would definitely recommend it and I had a great experience ordering through seamless.

Singas is awesome!!! They have never disappointed. Being new to Sunnyside, I have not had much success with other pizza places. Singas is definitely my go to spot!

Meh. This place is average. I mean I think it’s cute the pizza slices are small, sure whatever. But it’s like an average pizza chain restaurant. Nothing special about it. Had way better pizza than this, that’s for sure. They do have good pricing and somewhat decent pizza, so it’s not horrible. I’m kinda in the middle about this place, I don’t hate it but I don’t love it either.

Pizza’s always good here hot and fresh. It best when you sit there and eat it while its still hot. The price is great and they also have week end deals and buy two get one.

Big Singas Fan, 10+ years veteran.
That being said — this location was my backup from the closed location in Pathmark (on Northern Blvd.) and wow, huge disappointment.
I think they mix the trademark Singas sauce with a homemade blend — it’s not the same consistency. Also the vegetables are sliced differently and they are slightly burnt on top because the it’s not made in a conventional pizza oven, it’s made in those Quiznos-​style oven. Subsequently, this changes the overall taste. The seating layout is like a PIZZA, like a terribly drawn isosceles triangle. However, the owner is really nice — if that matters.

I don’t understand why there are so many not so great reviews! Singas pizza is my fav!!! it’s so delicious and tastes best when you eat there and have it fresh right out of the oven! Plain pie with extra sauce is the besttt! or if you like spicy try the jalapeño pineapple pie! so good!!!
also, bicky the owner is super cute!

This is on the same level as Pizza Hut. Sorry, Singas, but you’re no New York City style pizza. Overall, it’s not terrible but when you live in the city, you want good pizza. It’s in a good location and the service is not bad.

By far the worst place to get pizza in Sunnyside.
If you’re looking to grab a quick bite for cheap, go to Singas. But be aware of the fact that you’re not going for the taste or quality, but simply to get some calories into your system to continue functioning as a human being. Yes, it’s that bad.
They cook your order quick, but it doesn’t really make up for anything. Their deals change every few weeks, but you can’t miss them since they put up giant posters on their windows advertising their newest way to reel you in.
Yes, there’s free wifi, and a TV.
Delivery is available, with usually two people making runs on an average night. Once the bar next door (The Black Lamb) starts buzzing, expect the place to be empty.
TL;DR — Don’t come here for pizza. Walk across the street to Lenny’s, and you’ll have a better time.

Literally my favorite pizza. The crust is crisp on the outside and soft and chewyo n the inside. The sauce is flavorful without being overpowering. Four not five stars because the cheese is a little over-​the-​top, but that’s not such an awful thing. My husband got the cheesy garlic bread and was a happy man — essentially it’s a pizza but instead of red sauce there’s a garlic-​y deliciousness. VERY good. I just ordered and actually got an extra plain pie to toss in the freezer for easy reheating when necessary. YUM! I order through eat24hours and delivery is prompt. Singas is a huge win.

Great place to get pizza, amongst other things. Also, garlic bread strips that I can only find in one other pizza place… in Connecticut.

Eh. The pizza is okay at best. The only redeemable thing about Singas is it’s a deal. You get a 10″ pizza for $ 5. And I think they have other promotions too if you buy multiple pizzas.
I’ve had it once and I probably won’t go back. Not because it’s terrible. It’s just lackluster. Why spend $ 5 on so-​so pizza when I can go up the street to Marabella’s? Sure they don’t give me a whole 10″ pie but I prefer quality over quantity.

$ 5 for a 10″ pizza and a soda. Great price for an okay lunch.
Went here as I was working from home and needed to pick up something at the Associated Market across the street during my lunch hour.
When I saw the $ 5 pizza and soda deal, I had to give it a go. I honestly wasn’t expecting much. It’s rare that you find something really good and cheap.
Got home and thought it looked good, but the taste was really rather lacking. The sauce was rather bland. The cheese — not the best quality.
I guess that we New Yorkers can get REALLY picky about our pizza.
So would I go back… probably… do I need to check out the other pizzerias in the neighborhood… absolutely.

The sauce was too sweet, the cheese is too artificial and the chicken is boiled chicken without any taste. Its not bad if you are in a pinch but otherwise its not very good.

For $ 7.80, their personal Vegetarian pizza is my new favorite Sunnyside cheap meal, topped with tons of veggies (spinach, broccoli, mushrooms, olives, onions, peppers, cauliflower…), super filling, and pretty darn good. Bacon pizza is also good. Non-​pizza things on the menu are whatever (mozz sticks are soggy), but I like the pizza.
Mon-​Wed special of any 1-​topping pizza for $ 5 is a pretty sweet deal too.

Ask any Queens native what is SINGAS, they’ll tell you, the best pizza in Queens damn it!
They don’t use fresh mozzarella or a secret marinara sauce… the key to Singas pizza is (are you ready for it?) fresh out of the oven individual personal pies for $ 6 (+/​-​$ 2-​$ 3 depending on toppings).
For those haters who complain they don’t sell by the slice, well, they just don’t. Never have, and never will. They sell 10″ pies and if you really wanted a slice, it’ll be a bite size piece for $ 0.75? Yeah, doesn’t work. It’s just their thing — let it go. And once you do and order the peppers/​onions pie, you’ll thank me after you’ve wolffed down the fresh-​out-​of-​the-​oven pie.