Singa’s Famous Pizza

Delicious pizza and wings and good customer service. We do mostly carry-​out service and food is always freshly made and well-​packed for us. Good prices as well. Highly recommended.

Singas pizza is different because they don’t have individual slices they only make personal pies. At first I was not going to stay and order anything because of that but I figured I’d just give it a try. I like the idea of the personal pies because the pizza is made right then and there and is so fresh and hot. It’s not just pizza sitting out like in your typical pizzeria. The crust is also very thin, if you prefer that in a pizza. However, there are some cons about this place.
First, the pizza is pretty oily. I had to blot A LOT. Next, the napkins were so thin! Like toilet paper! This may be a petty thing to complain about but not when you have oily pizza. Lastly, they don’t have pizza boxes; they have paper bags. If I’m taking my pizza to go, I want a box to avoid the greasiness all over the place.
Will I come here again? Eh. Probably not. There are tons of other pizza places to explore.

Fast service. Very friendly owner, was polite, courteous, and hospitable. He also gave us a pizza on the house. That’s what I call good business. I look forward to coming back here and ordering from this great pizzeria.

Singas does personal pies only. The pies start at $ 6 for a personal cheese pie; most single topping pies are a dollar more. For that 46 or $ 7, you get a fresh 10 inch diameter pie that’s roughly comparable in size to a couple of slices at most standard pizzerias that serve slices.
That would be fine if the quality of the pie were as good as or better than standard slices, but what you get is a thin crust pan pizza similar to the pies you get from Little Caesar’s. The people who make a 14 inch pie for five bucks. Is Singas better than Little Caesar/​s? Yeah. Are they that much better that they’re worth a special trip for a pie that’s maybe 40% the size of a little caesar’s pie, for more than a little caesar’s pie? No. Is the pie as good as a personal pie from the Pizzeria Uno’s about ½ mile north in the same shopping center? no, again.
If you happen to be here, the pizza’s ok. But it’s not worth a special trip.

The staff was nice enough and the service was fast, however, this is glorified frozen pizza at best.

I’ve never heard of Singas before today. My bf recommend we go bc he wanted their pizza. Initially, I was not feeling this place. I get out of my car & noticed from the outside the place looks like a regular pizza shop & it was pretty empty/​thankfully… At first, I decline to order anything for myself bc I’m working on eating healthy meals … When his pizza was ready I noticed it actually looked delicious: the fresh ingredients got me lol! He ordered the Hawaiian Pizza. I took a bite and ended up finishing the little slice which he shared w me. Minutes later I gave in and ordered a grilled chicken house salad. Ladies & gentlemen it was delicious: fresh green romaine, onions, green peppers, cucumbers. I was only able to eat ½ the salad so the portion size is more than enough for one person. Personally, if we go back again I will rather share the 10’inch pizza… Also, the minute I tasted this pizza … It reminded me of the pizza’s I ate as a kid. It wasn’t full of oil, burnt or filled w bitter pizza sauce! I didn’t give Singa’s 5 starts bc of its décor… Very plain/​basic but who cares the food was great! I was happy to have been able to have an amazing healthy salad & yes… A little snack of Hawaiian pizza lol! :)

Big fan of singas since the 70s. The taste never fails to impress. The guys here are awesome as well! Always a good experience.

Went for the 1^st time cause my son loves pizza after grocery shopping at pathmark, and he loved it. Pizzas are the perfect size to personalize your own with their many toppings. Staff was pretty decent to us not rude at all and the pizza came out piping hot which I love! Definitely will be back to try more toppings and because my son always wants pizza when given a choice!

I love their pizza it is always consistent and fresh and hot and the cheese is always perfect!!!

Crust looks like it has been frozen for ever and under cooked… Toppings are mediocre at the best. To top all of that, the customer service is one of the worst I have ever experienced. The staff were intentionally rude for no reason. When I asked the staff member if this was the way they treat all customers, he had the nerve to say Yes and he also said that they don’t mind being rude to their customers… One thing I know for sure is that I will never be stopping here for a pizza again

Singas is always a great choice for pizza the pies are individual sizes and the ingredients are fresh so prepare your senses to be blown away by the aromas. I try different toppings every time i come and the menu allows for endless combinations so try whatever you wish.

Singas is always a favorite. who doesn’t love their own personal pie?
This Singas maybe a little hard to find if your not from the area. It’s located in the Central park shopping mall. Tucked away behind Burlington Coat Factory and next to Pathmark. Like most Singas, this one has limited seating. Maybe 6 booths. Very clean. bathroom in the back. Friendly staff. Cheap.
They offer extensive choices on toppings. They also have sandwiches, burgers and pasta dishes as well. Buy two pies and get a third plain free. Yumm x 3! :)

Pizza is pretty good. I haven’t tried the pastas they don’t look very appetizing.

I didn’t get pizza because it looked like mini domino’s style. I should have known and walked out, but I was working in the area and desperate.
Got a grilled chicken sandwich and Greek salad… both terrible. Grilled chicken was processed packaged stuff that would probably survive the zombie apocalypse and they just microwave it and throw copious amounts of mayo onto flat bread and call it a sandwich.
The Greek salad was also prepackaged with brown wilting iceberg lettuce, a few slivers of red onion, green pepper, and cucumber and that’s it.

Awesome pizza!!! Great service!!! Great place to customize a small pizza and run!

I grew up in Edison (the original location of the real Singa’s Famous Pizza) and this one was a total disappointment. First of all, when did Singa’s get rid of their B2G1 deal?!? Has it really been that long that I’ve been to one? Anyway, that was Disappointment #1. Not sure if it was just this location, or all Singas. Disappointment #2: I noticed they also raised their prices (from what I’ve been used to). Jaimin S. and I ordered one pie with onion and bell peppers and one with onions and jalapenos. We asked the guy how long the garlic bread would take and he said 5 min so we decided to order those too since we were starving and thought the GB would hold us over until the pizzas were ready. Disappointment #3…the garlic bread came out after our pizzas. Great, why did we order them then? Anyway, bottom line is that this place is NO WHERE near as awesome as the Singa’s in Edison. Boo!

I really enjoy the pizza at Singas. It’s consistently delicious, quick and affordable.
The pizza is served in personal pies. So don’t expect to order a slice. The crust is always perfect, and the toppings are always very good.
The only complaint would be the excessive amount of grease on the pizzas. It’s coated, so much so that the pizza glistens when exiting the oven. This problem is alleviated by using napkins to dab it all off.
Regardless, Singas will always be a great spot for fast and delicious pizza.

My fiancée turned me on to Singas Famous Pizza in Queens about 3 years ago and I love their pizza! This is by no means a fancy pizza place but a place to pick up a good delicious personal pie for a few buck.
I’m definitely a fan!

What is the computer equivalent of vomit?
I ordered the pasta and it was so disgusting I had to throw it out. Sugary tomato sauce, overcooked pasta and some weird cheese on top. Hideous.

Famous for what? The sign said since 1967 but I dont see how they could have been open for that long. They get you on these «personal pies» that cost you 6 buck and are equivalent to about 2 slices AT THE MOST. I got the chicken pizza which was completely bland with a ragu-​like generic tomato sauce. The regular pies tasted like a greasy version of a pizza hut deep dish pie. Not to mention they were nasty as shit to my girlfriends mom, when they screwed up the order. Im not asking for out of the ordinary manners, but when a customer is talking to you, dont put your hand in their face to shut them up. NOT HAPPY & WILL NOT EVER EAT THERE AGAIN. Would have been better off going to the McDonalds next door.