Houston Chinese Restaurant Guide

Houston Hot Pot

2007-07-11T21:25:00.000-07:00

Hi, Is there anybody who knows where to get authentic Chinese Hot Pot (Huo Guo) in Houston? Haven't had that ever since I came to US for 7 years.Thanks a lot!

I would recommend Sichuan cuisine or Tan Tan Chinese restaurant. They have very good hot pot and very authentic. I've seen QQ Chinese restaurant inside Dun Huang Plaza serving hot pot as well but never had it before.Also, check out this page: Houston Hot Pot Restaurants

Hunan Plus Chinese Restaurant in Houston

2006-07-20T18:08:00.000-07:00

I love this place! Their lunch special is only 3.25 + tax and you get a huge entree with a choice of fried or white rice, 7 to 8 different kinds of food from kung pao chicken to beef pepper steak, an egg roll, and a cup of soup. The best thing is that the portions are so huge that you would need a to go box and perfect for tomorrow take to work lunch. What a bargain!!
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713 Restaurant, Houston

2006-07-17T12:08:00.000-07:00

713 Restaurant is one of the Houston sleekest and trendiest venues. Contemporary decor and large bar invite guests to settle in for both dining and extended social banter. Menu items range from economical five-course bento boxes to sushi to innovative entrees such as duck roulade with butternut mashed potatoes and pan fried veal chop schnitzel. Specialty thingytails also emphasize an Asian flair, including the 713 Martini with pickled ginger and green bean garnish, as well as the Saketine, with hot sake as the primary ingredient. Visit Houston Japanese Restaurants for more reviews.

Houston Chinese Restaurant Revew

2006-06-16T13:37:00.000-07:00

China Gourmet -Review by Steve
This was my first time to Chinatown and wow what a neat experience. I love the atmosphere of this place. After visiting this website, I ventured down to China Gourmet and tried their Black Pepper Steak and boy was I pleased. It tasted great and unique. The restaurant was just how it was described here and there were a lot of people on the weekend. I highly recommend this place and Houston Chinatown in general. It is a very neat place and experience.

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Late Night Sushi in Houston

2006-05-18T20:36:00.000-07:00

I haven't checked it out yet, but it appears that Zake Japanese Cuisine where Butera's on Alabama used to be years ago,then "Royal Japan", where I thought they did a nicebuild-out, is now packing them in on weekends, startingon Thursday nights.
A friend who works at Bookstop tells me that the parking lotfills up. And I took my little dog down there (Bookstopallow dogs since Petsmart opened next door) and we went by "Zake". Lots of glamorous and well-dressedyoung people and some live music or DJ. Now if only there were a similar place for us geezersafter the opera or whatever.

Can one get late night sushi at the new Highland Village place?I think Jack Tyler remarked about that place here recently.

Late night sushi has been around forever in NYC, Boston,Chicago, LA, and SF. It's the perfect late night snack,and in this town, it's hard to get late night food in aglamorous social setting. Check out Houston Asian Restaurants Guide . They have a very good Houston dining guide.

Houston Chinese Restaurants

2006-05-03T12:11:00.000-07:00

Here is a list of Chinese restaurants in Houston. Restaurant Sitemap in Houston Asian community.

Also a review of Yellow River Chinese Restaurant.
This place is the Chinese version of Luby's.. Sort of. The interior is not as pretty as Luby's and not as big, but the layout of the food and concept is similar. They have about 20+ different foods you can choose from for example, green beans, mapo tofu, etc.. You get a side of white rice or chow mein and 3-4 different foods.The food is pretty decent and the price is very cheap. It was less than $4 for an entire meal (including bubble tea drink).

Red Pepper Chinese Restaurant Review in Houston

2006-04-07T16:11:00.000-07:00

I stayed near the Galleria area and tried a place that was in the shopping center where I dropped off my dry cleaning. As a complete aside, the one Chinese place at which I eat locally is in a shopping center with a dry cleaners, as is one of my favorites in New York. There must be something to that connection. Anyway, the place that I tried was called The Red Pepper. It is on Westheimer about a mile past the Galleria. I stopped in for lunch, after using one of my tried and true techniques for identifying good Asian restaurants -- count the Asians eating there during a busy lunch rush. Here, they were plentiful, so I gave it a shot.

It seemed like many of the patrons were regulars and knew most of the staff by name and some even ordered what looked like stuff that was not on the menu. The special on the day I visited was chicken breast, jumbo shrimp, and vegetables in a thin, brown, low fat spicy sauce. The meal came with a cup of soup (I ordered the wonton), an egg roll, and steamed rice. The cost was a little high for lunch at $10.95, but it would have definitely provided for two meals for average eaters (or eaters that are not staying in a hotel room with no fridge!).

The soup was very bland. The chicken broth was almost flavorless, and the bowl included one wonton that did not have much texture. There were a good number of vegetable chunks in the broth, but no shreds of pork, as I usually find in New York-style Chinese wonton soup.

They also had no crunchy noodles to submerge in the soup, which I thought was a minus.The entree, however, made up for the soup tenfold. This meal was flat out delicious. The chicken was moist and the shrimp were tender and tasty. The sauce had just the right amount of kick, without being overbearing. Broccoli and snow peas were the primary vegetables in the dish, and they definitely added to both the presentation and the taste.

The egg roll was more like what I call a spring roll back home. It was OK -- but, I am still seeking out the one memorable egg roll that has to be found somewhere outside of the New York area.The person who appeared to be the owner worked the register and seemed legitimately interested in everyone's dining experience. All in all, I would consider this a positive meal and I might go back there again in the future, but with the plethora of Chinese restaurants in the area, I might also be inclined to try something else, too.

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Chinese Restaurant in Houston Review

2006-03-27T08:06:00.000-08:00

Zake Japanese Cuisine

2946 S. Shepherd Dr.

Houston, TX 77098

Zake is a very stylish and contemporary restaurant that provides a lot of great fusion cooking. Inside, they have a restaurant section and a lounge section. This is a very cool place to get traditional sushi at the sushi bar while enjoying modern music and the surrounding setting. Zake has DJ spinning dance music every Friday and Saturday night so after you have your meals with your friend or your date, you can just enjoy your weekend night hanging out there. Zake is also a good place to meet a lot of young professionals, so if ever you want to try some place new, meet some new people or impress your date, this is the right place to go. Visit Chinese Restaurant in Houston Guideto see more photos and reviews of restaurants in Houston.

Houston Chinese Restaurant Guide

2006-03-12T15:42:00.000-08:00

Six Ping Chinese Restaurant in Houston opened not too long about in Houston Chinatown. I went in not knowing too much about the place since they have no website or reviews out on the internet. Apparently, they are known for their xiao long bao which I ordered and their noodle dishes like beef noodle soup. Their xiao long bao is pretty good. Like other Chinese restaurants in Houston that also make them, it is one of my favorite dishes. I plan to try their beef noodle soup next time.

Houston Chinese Restaurant Guide

2006-03-10T12:13:00.000-08:00

I went to eat at this place after reading the reviews on this website. I have to agree that this place is a hidden jewel in Houston Chinatown. They have very good food and price is reasonable. Their location is not the best, like I have said, because it is in the corner of Diho Square shopping center. Go here, Noodle House Chinese Restaurant and they have good direction on finding this place.

I will definitely come here again.

Houston Restaurant Review

2006-03-02T18:12:00.000-08:00

China Gourmet
9600 Bellaire Blvd. # 105
Houston, TX 77036(next to Dynasty Supermarket)

This was my first time eating here and wow what a neat experience. I love the atmosphere of this place. After visiting this website, I ventured down to China Gourmet and tried their Black Pepper Steak and boy was I pleased. It tasted great and unique. The restaurant was just how it was described here and there were a lot of people on the weekend. I highly recommend this place and Chinatown in general. It is a very neat place and experience.

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Chinese Restaurant in Houston: Tapioca House

2006-02-27T14:04:00.000-08:00

Tapioca House in Houston Review. (Visit there website, www.chinatownconnection.com/tapioca_house.htm )

Nice laid-back atmosphere, great for chillin' with friends. Great tea. My favorite snack is their spicy dry bean curd. You can get it in mild, medium, or very spicy. The chewy texture is just right. The fried chicken snack is a friend's favorite - the basil gives it a great flavor.

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Houston Chinese Restaurants

2006-02-08T15:33:00.000-08:00

Sichuan Cuisine

I tried this place last weekend and it is very good. Their mapu tofu has to be one of the best in terms of spicy and their hot pot is really good too. I definitely recommend this place to everyone.

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Noodle House Chinese Restaurant in Houston

2006-02-04T17:30:00.000-08:00

Noodle House Chinese Restaurant Review
After living in Taiwan for a couple of years I didn't fully appreciate just how much I loved the local cuisine. Waves of nostalgia wafted from the kitchen as I pursued over the menu of my favorite, mouth-watering dishes. It was like coming home after a long unexpected trip and fulfilled to the extent of my hopes and desires. The food was excellent, the atmosphere genuine, and the staff friendly, as I had come to expect from the Taiwanese. Eat at this restaurant, you'll be glad you did.

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Ocean Palace Dim Sum

2006-01-13T10:11:00.000-08:00

Ocean Palace for dim sum on Sundays is like a whole different world. Make sure you get there by 11:00'ish or else there will be a wait. I've been on 3 different occasions and the food was always very good, with a good variety. The service sometimes seems rushed (well they are trying to get the waiting people seated) but overall, it's well worth your trip.

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Xiong's Cafe

2006-01-03T11:10:00.000-08:00

Today, I decided to give Xiong's Cafe a visit today. This Chinese restaurant is located in Houston Chinatown . Xiong's Cafe is well known for its noodle, especially beef noodle soup. I had the wonton noodle soup because I wanted to try something new this time. When I first walked in, I noticed there were not a lot of seats. Big problem especially during lunch time. If you every want to know about a Chinese Restaurant in Houston, visit Houston Chinese Restaurants Guide for more details. I had to wait 5 minutes for a seat. The wonton noodle soup I ordered was kind of blend but interesting enough, tasted good. Their noodles are unique and one of a kind. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed.

Grand Cafe Chinese Restaurant, Houston, Texas

2005-12-26T17:14:00.000-08:00

Grand Cafe Chinese Restaurant located at 9102 Bellaire Blvd Houston, TX 77036 , might not seem much on the outside, but once you walk into this restaurant, this small, cozy restaurant will grab your attention. The colored lights hanging down the ceiling is a very nice touch along with the wall accented lights. The chairs are elegant, however, the tables don't match quite as well. The owner changed the name of the restaurant to Grand Cafe Chinese Restaurant because he wants it to be fancy. Fancy in taste and fancy in hospitality. You will get a taste of traditional Chinese dishes here.

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Houston Chinese Restaurants Review

2005-12-07T10:09:00.000-08:00

Beijing Noodle Cafe
9888 Bellaire Blvd.
Houston, TX 77036

This newly opened restaurant in the heart of Chinatown has brought along with it mouth-watering Chinese dishes. I tried their veal dumplings and it has to be the best I have tasted. The freshly rolled flour surround the meat was perfect, not too thin and not to thick. The succulent taste of the veal meat was incredible. Together with the soy sauce, the (15) dumplings made it down in less than 10 minutes. Their beef noodle soup is perfect as well. Most places will put in tons of soy sauce in the soup creating too much saltiness and ruins taste. However, Beijing Noodle Cafe adds in the right amount and creates one of the best beef noodle soup in town. The restaurant carries over 50 dishes including family meals for 4, 6, or 8 people. Price is inexpensive as most dishes are under $5 for lunch and under $10 for dinner. Exceptional value and incredible food, Beijing Noodle Cafe is our newest addition to our Best of Chintatown Editor's Pick.

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2005-11-27T21:23:00.000-08:00

Antony's House Chinese Restaurant
4645 Highway 6, Suite W
Sugar Land, TX 77478
Tele: 281-491-0098
(Located next to East Cafe Buffet)

The Scene
Antony's House is a trendy Chinese restaurant. The interior is simple yet effective. A few tables and chairs outside makes dining perfect on those beautiful days and nights.

The Food
Their menu is enormous. They offer sandwiches and traditional Chinese snacks, all sorts of rice entrees like baked pork chop with fried rice, and noodle bowls. And then there is the Chef's special section with over 20 authentic Chinese dishes. They also have a family dinner special where you can choose from a dinner for 2 to a dinner for 4 feast.

Heads Up
Not only does Antony's Cafe offer food, they have an enormous beverage menu including a variety of milk teas, different types of green and black tea, slushy, shakes, coffee, cappuccino, Hong Kong style drinks, and blizzards (unique drink).

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2005-11-26T15:23:00.000-08:00

Noodle House Chinese Restaurant
9160 Bellaire Blvd, Suite B
Houston, TX 77036
Tele: 713-779-3809
(Located in Diho Square)

The Scene
When you walk into the restaurant, you will notice the nice ambience and subdued tone of the colors used in this restaurant. The paintings and artwork on the walls are a nice touch. There are plenty of seating available.

The Food
Taiwanese dishes and noodle bowls are the main features here at Noodle House. They have my favorites, beef noodle soup and black pepper steak with noodle. Also on the menu are Taiwanese appetizers and traditional Taiwanese breakfast.

Heads Up
Noodle House is located in Diho square next to the police station.

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2005-11-24T21:25:00.000-08:00

Q: Where is a good place to eat Japanese Food in Houston?

A: Hokkaido Japanese Restaurant
9108 Bellaire Blvd, Suite B
Houston, TX 77036
Tele: 713-988-8448
(Located in Diho Square)

The quality of the sushi in proportion to it's price is superb. If you are looking for a non crowded informal Japanese restaurant with polite service, this is your best bet. While the meals and appetizers are a bit average, the sushi makes up for it. Complimentary miso and red bean soup.

2005-11-23T13:31:00.000-08:00

Grand Cafe
9102 Bellaire Blvd
Houston, TX 77036
Tele: 713-779-8889
(Located in Diho Square)

The Scene
On the outside, Grand Cafe might not seem much. But once you walk into this restaurant, this cozy small restaurant will grab your attention. The colored lights hanging down the ceiling is a very nice touch along with the wall accent lights. The chairs are elegant, however, the tables don't match quite as well.
The Food
You get the traditional Chinese dishes here along with a few Chef specials.
Heads Up
Located on the outer edge of Diho Square, parking on the weekends can be hard to find.

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2005-11-21T19:33:00.000-08:00

Shanghai Restaurant
9116 Bellaire Blvd, Suite B
Houston, TX 77036
Tele: 713-988-7288
(Located in Diho Square)

The Scene
Traditional Chinese interior deco makes this place very comfortable to dine. There are private rooms available for parties or business lunch.

The Food
Traditional Chinese dishes are abundant here at Shanghai Restaurant. Lunch special is available Monday - Friday.

Heads Up
Shanghai Restaurant is located in Diho Square next to Sichaun Cuisine and Hunan Plus.

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2005-11-19T17:19:00.000-08:00

Q: What is a good place to get some Sichuan Cuisine in Houston?

A:
Sichuan Cuisine
9114 Bellaire Blvd.
Houston, TX 77036
(Welcome Shopping Center)

For those who love hot and spicy delicacies, Sichuan is a great place to go. Sichuan provides a variety of authentic Sichuan (a province in China meaning “four rivers”) style food, from snacks and appetizers to a full-course meal. I highly recommend the House Special Crispy Chicken; the quantity is great and the spicy taste combined with the crispy chicken only makes you ask for more. I have always heard about the famous “steam corn bun” Wo-Wo-Tou, but never really have the chance to taste it until I had them in Sichuan. These steam corn buns may look like the regular buns at first glance, but when you actually eat them, it is totally different from regular buns. Dragon Wontons are also something special. These wontons have the more stuffing and tender wrappings, and they are dipped in the red spicy oil. It is a good snack and appetizer to start your meal.

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2005-11-18T21:03:00.000-08:00

Hong Kong Cafe
9108 Bellaire Blvd., Suite A
Houston, TX 77036
Tele:713-772-9633
(Located in Diho Square)

Great tasting dishes at a low price set in a soothing environment.

The Scene
Trendy, modern interior and a very comfortable cafe atmosphere.

The Food
They have breakfast, lunch, and dinner specials in addition to various dishes on their massive menu. Their specials all include a beverage, tea or coffee (lunch and dinner can substitute with bubble tea for $.50 more). The portions are just right and the food tastes delicious. Traditional Hong Kong style cooking at its best.

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2005-11-15T08:04:00.000-08:00

Q: Where can I find a good dim sum restaurant in Houston?

A: Try this link, Dim Sum Restaurants in Houston. Here you will find a comprehensive guide to eating dim sum as well as a listing of the restaurants that offer dim sum.

2005-11-12T13:10:00.000-08:00

888 Chinese Restaurant
1812 FM 646
Dickinson, TX 77539

The Scene:
This is one of the most beautiful restaurants in the Clear Lake Area. It has a fusion-style interior deco and an impressive wine display. The wine collection includes some of the most famous Chinese wines. (ask the manager if you are interested ). With its rare collection of landscape items, an old style raincoat, and a rickshaw, 888 delivers great atmosphere and authentic Chinese dishes that are hard to find.

The Food:
Food is plentiful and delicious. The menu contains a myriad number of dishes and all at an affordable price.

Heads Up:
888 is a good place for all occasions: family dinners, business lunches, or even on a date. If you live around the Clear Lake area, then this is definitely the place to go and enjoy the experience.

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2005-11-09T08:17:00.000-08:00

Q: What are some good Japanese Restaurants in Houston?

A: Zake Japanese Restaurant located @ 2946 S. Shepherd Dr.. Zake is a very stylish and contemporary restaurant that provides a lot of great fusion cooking. Inside, they have a restaurant section and a lounge section. This is a very cool place to get traditional sushi at the sushi bar while enjoying modern music and the surrounding setting. Zake has DJ spinning dance music every Friday and Saturday night so after you have your meals with your friend or your date, you can just enjoy your weekend night hanging out there. Zake is also a good place to meet a lot of young professionals, so if ever you want to try some place new, meet some new people or impress your date, this is the right place to go.

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2005-11-07T16:59:00.000-08:00

Q: Any good Thai food in Houston?

A: I think you can give Golden Room Restaurant a try. I can't remember the address but Chinese,Japanese, Thai Restaurants in Houston Guide has it in their editors pick section so it must be good. They have a short review too.

2005-11-04T09:22:00.000-08:00

Jungle Cafe & Pâtisserie

9110 Bellaire Blvd, Suite A
Houston, TX 77036
Tele: 713-272-6633
(Located in Diho Square)
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The Scene
A very trendy place where people hang out, Jungle Cafe caters to everyone who loves bubble tea and pastries. The interior deco is perfectly blended in with a modern/fusion theme. The cakes and pastries next to the cashier will catch everyone's attention.

The Food
This is not a place to have a meal. It is a place to drink tapioca tea, smoothie, or coffee. It is a place to eat deliciously baked pastries. It is a place to buy artfully crafted cakes for all occasions such as weddings and birthdays.

Heads Up
Jungle Cafe is located in Diho Square next to AllCare Medical Center. This is a great place to hang out with friends or bring a date.

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2005-10-24T16:48:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant in Houston,and Japanese,Korean,Vietnamese,and Thai Restaurants in Houston Guide

-Reviewed by Chris
Sichuan Cuisine Chinese Restaurant provides a variety of authentic Sichuan (a providence in China, meaning “four rivers” ) style food, from snacks to appetizers to full course meals. I highly recommend the House Special Crispy Chicken. The quantity is enormous and the spicy taste combined with the crispy chicken makes you ask for more. I have always heard about the famous “steam corn bun” (Wo-Wo-Tou), but never really have the chance to taste it until I had here. These steam corn bun may look like regular buns at first glance, but when you actually eat them, it gives you a totally different taste from their counterparts. Dragon Wontons is also something special. These wontons have more stuffing's and is wrapped in tender wrappings which is then dipped in the red spicy oil. It is a good snack and appetizer to start your meal.

Best of Chinatown Rating: 5.0 (scale of 1-5, 5 being excellent)

-Reviewed By Cindy
For those who love hot and spicy delicacies, Sichuan Cuisine Chinese Restaurant is a great place to go. Sichuan provides a variety of authentic Sichuan (a province in China meaning “four rivers”) style food, from snacks and appetizers to a full-course meal. I highly recommend the House Special Crispy Chicken; the quantity is great and the spicy taste combined with the crispy chicken only makes you ask for more. I have always heard about the famous “steam corn bun” Wo-Wo-Tou, but never really have the chance to taste it until I had them in Sichuan. These steam corn buns may look like the regular buns at first glance, but when you actually eat them, it is totally different from regular buns. Dragon Wontons are also something special. These wontons have the more stuffing and tender wrappings, and they are dipped in the red spicy oil. It is a good snack and appetizer to start your meal.

Best of Chinatown Rating: 5.0 (scale of 1-5, 5 being excellent)

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2005-10-18T14:24:00.000-07:00

Chinese Japanese Restaurant in Houston Guide

It is a Fact! Listed below are places where you can dine for under 5 bucks. We are talking about full meals not kids meals. Most of these place will provide you more than enough to eat so it is actually 2 meals for 5 bucks.

Click on the restaurants for detailed information including menus. (featured restaurants only)
Lucky Dragon Chinese Restaurant
Lai Lai Dumpling House
King Bo II Chinese Restaurant
Sichuan Cuisine
Tea Cafe
Tapioca House
CoCo's Cafe
Jasmine Asian Cuisine
Hunan Plus (their lunch special is 2.95+tax and comes with soup, egg roll, fried rice and main dish.) Yes, this is probably going to be two meals for most people.
Lucky Pot Chinese Restaurant
San Dong Noodle House

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2005-10-07T22:31:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant in Houston Guide and Review

Tea Cafe

9354 Bellaire Blvd.
Houston, TX 77036
(Left corner of Diho Shopping Center)

On the outside of Tea café there are a few tables and chairs set up under the shade, for those who like to hang out with their friends. Inside the store, you will see it is very nicely decorated. From the uniform golden oak table and chairs to the classical Chinese style teapot display on the wall and almond color curtain with the red lantern hanging on the side, this place is culturally balanced. The bubble tea tastes perfect, and the size of the drink is bigger than its competitors. I give it two thumbs up!

Best of Chinatown Rating: 5.0 (scale of 1-5, 5 being excellent)

2005-10-06T13:12:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant in Houston Guide and Review

King Bo II Chinese Restaurant
4707 Hwy. 6 South
Missouri City, TX 77459
(Dulles Ave. next to Starbucks)

-Review by Carol
For all the "Sugarland-ers" who do not feel like driving 30 minutes to Chinatown for authentic Chinese cuisine – King Bo is THE place for you! It's nestled in the quiet neighborhood of Sugar Land, at the corner of Dulles and Highway 6 (next to Starbucks). Whether you want a nice sit-down dinner or a quick takeout, King Bo caters to everyone! There are a lot of large round circular tables that are perfect for family gatherings! Seafood is definitely King Bo's forte! Fresh lobsters and crabs are a must-try when you visit King Bo. There are also set menus such as Dinner for 4 to 12. Authentic Chinese cuisine with great atmosphere and friendly service – try it out and discover this hidden treasure in Sugar Land! Please visit Chinatown Houston Web Portal for more reviews.

Best of Chinatown Rating: 5.0 (scale of 1-5, 5 being excellent)

Tea Cafe in Houston

2005-10-01T07:32:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant in Houston Guide

Tea Cafe Chinese Restaurant
9354 Bellaire Blvd.
Houston, TX 77036

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Houston Restaurant Guide and Review

2005-09-26T15:51:00.000-07:00

Taken from Houston Chinatown Web Portal- Nippon is located on Montross just a little pass under the 59 bridge if coming from Hermann Park. Nippon offers quality Japanese food at a fair price range and the regular lunch menu is about 7 dollars. Most of the lunch dishes comes with miso soup and Japanese style salad. Their katsu-don (fried pork rice) is one of the best lunch deals. Katsu-don comes in a traditional Japanese lunch box, which contains one large piece of fried pork chop and rice. On top of the pork chop, the delicious sweeten soy bean sauce is poured on top of the rice and the port chop. This meal also comes with one bowl of miso soup and one dish of Japanese salad. The salad is a great appetizer, with the Japanese style dressing (which taste a bit like the regular range dressing but a bit more sweet) it has became my one of my long time favor. Overall , I find Nippon is a great place to visit and eat. You can read more at Houston Chinese Restaurant Guide. Also visit www.chinatownconection.com to learn more about the Chinese Culture.

2005-09-23T19:44:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant Houston Guide

Qin Dynasty Chinese Restaurant
5115 Buffalo SpeedwayHouston, TX 77005
The Scene:Trendy and radiant restaurant designed to perfection, Qin Dynasty should win an award for best decor. The interior is authentic and filled with towering ceilings, detailed crown molding, majestic mahogany windows with rich tapestry drapes and an exotic collection of Asian artifacts. A grand piano by the front door completes this beautifully orchestrated design interior. The restaurant is clean and spacious; A perfect environment to take a date or loved one.The Food:Qin Dynasty's great service and Hunan cuisine measures up to the impressive decor. Soulful sauces are made with premium ingredients and devoid of sugar and oily goop. Begin with deftly prepared hot and sour soup or distinctive steamed dumplings bathing in a pool of aromatic Szechuan sauce. Segue into the red-hot shredded pork and bamboo sprout entree or the tamer, tender kung pao chicken, abundant with cashews. The yu shiang shrimp with just-picked snow peas, asparagus tips, pungent ginger and fresh jalapeños teeters on the edge of perfection.Heads Up:The art of Chinese cooking has been developed and refined over many dynasties. However cooking could not be considered an art until the great classical age of China 122-249 B.C., roughly the period of Qin Dynasty. The two dominant philosophies of this period were Confucianism and Taoism. Each influenced the course of Chinese history and the development of the culinary arts. Confucianism concerned itself with the art of cooking and placed great emphasis on the enjoyment of life. Confucius taught that good cooking depends on the harmonious blend of ingredients rather than the taste of the individual elements. Confucianism also stressed the use of color and texture in the presentation of dishes. Taoism was responsible for the development of the hygienic aspects of foods and cooking. In contrast to confusianists, Taoists were concerned with the live-giving attributes of various foods. Under Tao's influence, the Chinese have explored the world of plants, roots, herbs, fungus, and seeds over the dynasties. They discovered many beneficial food ingredients that are incorporated into the everyday Chinese cooking.At Qin Dynasty, "we combined these philosophies and apply them to our cooking. We emphasize "flavor, aroma, and taste". We also stress the healthful aspect of our dishes."Please visit Chinatown Houston for more information.

Restaurant review in Houston

2005-09-22T07:58:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant Houston Review Guide

Ay-Chung Flour-Rice Noodle Restaurant
9338 Bellaire Blvd.
Houston, TX 77036

Ay-Chung’s, in Houston, famous House Special Thin Noodle history goes back more than 30 years. The price is good and the thin noodle tastes great. This famous thin noodle is made from rice flour and the soup is made from thick cornstarch mixed with basil, black pepper and oysters. If you have never tasted it before, then you should give it a try.
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Best of Chinatown Rating: 5.0 (scale of 1-5, 5 being excellent)

Chinese Restaurant in Houston Guide

2005-09-20T19:49:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant in Houston

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Japanese Restaurant review

2005-09-19T07:27:00.000-07:00

Zake Restaurant in Houston

Zake is a very stylish and contemporary restaurant that provides a lot of great fusion cooking. Inside, they have a restaurant section and a lounge section. This is a very cool place to get traditional sushi at the sushi bar while enjoying modern music and the surrounding setting. Zake has DJ spinning dance music every Friday and Saturday night so after you have your meals with your friend or your date, you can just enjoy your weekend night hanging out there. Zake is also a good place to meet a lot of young professionals, so if ever you want to try some place new, meet some new people or impress your date, this is the right place to go.
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Houston Chinese Restaurant Review-Ay Chung Rice Flour Noodle

2005-09-15T11:48:00.000-07:00

Chinese Restaurant in Houston Review

Ay-Chung’s famous House Special Thin Noodle history goes back more than 30 years. The price is good and the thin noodle tastes great. This famous thin noodle is made from rice flour and the soup is made from thick cornstarch mixed with basil, black pepper and oysters. If you have never tasted it before, then you should give it a try.

Houston Chinatown

2005-09-06T22:51:00.000-07:00

Experience a new culture Ever wondered what Houston Chinatown might be like? Ever wanted to drive down here and eat a traditional Asian meal? Ever wanted to shop at unique stores for items you won't find at the local malls or grocery stores? Ever feel a bit timid coming to Chinatown because you have no idea where to go? If you answered yes to anyone of these questions, then you have come to the right place. ChinatownConnection.com is a portal established to provide you with everything you need to know about Chinatown and Asian businesses around Houston. It is also a community website for fellow Houstonians to utilize. From Houston Chinese Restaurant Guides and reviews to our Business Directory, everything you need and want to know is here. Go to the Houston News/Articles page and enjoy all the news you want; go read interesting literature in English or Chinese. Sell and buy items on our Classifieds marketplace page for free from fellow Houstonians. Check out the Community Events page to see what is going on in the Asian Community, Houston, Austin, and Dallas areas. You can also check out movie reviews and showtimes. Take a trip to the Travel page and view the places you want to go someday, or go Shopping in Chinatown. Jump over to the Cell Phone page to read about the latest on cell phones or drive into the Automotive page for car tips and reviews. How about checking out the online art gallery featuring local and famed artists. Many new features will be added in the very near future, including a "night life" section. A "virtual map" of Chinatown is also in the works so you can get an exact location of your destination. So welcome again to Houston ChinatownConnection.com and enjoy an experience

Houston Nippon Japanese Restaurant Review

2005-09-06T17:12:00.000-07:00