Sing Sing just opened its third location at Willowbrook, and the tagline going around says it all: pizza or pho? Apparently, why choose.
A menu that spans both Italian comfort food and Vietnamese noodle soup sounds like it shouldn’t work on paper, but fusion concepts like this have quietly become one of the more interesting threads in Metro Vancouver’s food scene — kitchens built by cooks and owners who grew up between two food cultures, rather than choosing one to specialize in.
Why a Third Location Is a Real Signal
Opening a third location isn’t a small bet — it means the first two are doing well enough to justify the expansion, and that a concept built on two very different cuisines has found an actual, repeatable audience rather than being a one-off novelty. Willowbrook is a growing commercial hub in the Langley area, and landing there puts Sing Sing in front of a genuinely different customer base than wherever its first two spots are.
Restaurants that blend two distinct culinary traditions instead of picking one often end up being some of the most genuinely Vancouver dining experiences out there — this region’s food scene has never really been about purity of tradition, it’s about what happens when multiple food cultures actually share a kitchen.
Worth a Visit
If you’re in the Willowbrook area, this is exactly the kind of new opening worth a first visit just to see how the fusion actually plays out on a plate.
Pizza, pho, or both — what would you order first? 👀
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