Food is amazing and delicious service super nice and kind.. Ambiance super love it..I'm not from…read moreHouston but I will come back and visit again..

Delicious. I had a little of everything. They have Chinese and sushi. They even have fries for the…read morekids. My favorite were the cream cheese rangoons and the chicken on a stick. They have dessert as well. My favorite was the peach cobbler with ice cream and a graham cracker/whipped cream dessert. Very reasonable price and delicious. Try it out!

Took my best friend here for the all you can eat from a recommendation of a friend and I couldn't…read morehave been happier with the service. The options for sushi are amazing! My only complaint would be that the drinks could be stronger lol but I understand on that part. My waitress was the sweetest soul with such a warm smile. I believe her name is Nuveya (sorry if I butchered that). Definitely will be back

Edo japan I was hungry for something different so my family and I decided to go to Edo Japan. I…read moreorder takeout about 45 minutes before they were to close. the customer service over the phone was good as well as in person. The food was subpar. We order the texas monster roll which was delicious , the shaggy dog which was good, shrimp tamp was under cook., ava coda roll with cream cheese was subpar the teriyaki toffu was soggy not what i'm use to.. overall they get a 5/10 because some of my food was undercooked do to them trying to hurry and close. the inside looked decorative and clean . I would not recommend this place , however maybe because i ordered right before closing could have been the problem. but if you are going to rush my food and not fully cook, it why take my money? I only spent $54.02 for all of the food,which is not bad. However i prefer quality over quantity.

I always love the variety at Dimassi's. Regardless of whether you're a vegetarian, meat lover,…read morehealth conscious, sweet toother, et cetera... everything here tastes so good. I usually come on weekends which bumps up the admission price to $21 before tax but it's always been worth it for me. My favorites here are the lamb shanks (not always available), baked fish, and grilled vegetables. I have found that the hummus goes well with pretty much everything. The baklava is a must for desert if you still have the stomach for it by the end. Central European vibe all around and very well maintained. Floors and countertops are typically spotless, with disposable hand covers to decrease contamination of food. Great place to take your friends, especially if they are Mediterranean newbies or have completely different dietary preferences.

First & Last Time for Us... The chicken kabobs were dry and…read moreas hard as rocks. The lettuce in the salads were tinged brown. Only one olive in the salad... no cucumber.

I love trying Indian restaurants around the city and this was a first for me! The magical maggi…read morerolls caught my attention. Any Indian knows that maggi is a staple to have at home. Eating them in as a roll vessel is simply well... magical. I enjoyed these and almost ordered more. The Andra chicken curry was absolutely delicious as well. I enjoyed it and was so stuffed with our other items that I had to save it and eat at home. The portions were great to share or eat for one. My kids 5&7 also enjoyed the kids menu and licked their plates clean up...a rare occurrence. Any place that has momos gets on my list to come back, especially if they are great like they were here! I'll be coming back in no time.

Monks in Pearland is a solid spot if you're in the mood for something a little different. We…read moreordered the goat biryani, chicken tikka masala, and a paneer dish. The biryani packed a good amount of spice, which I personally loved. The chicken tikka masala was decent but pretty standard. The paneer dish, though, was definitely unusual and had a flavor that felt a bit off on its own, but it worked better when paired with rice. Prices were a bit on the higher side, especially for a more casual, hole in the wall kind of place. Our waitress said we should try more unique dishes next time. Overall, it's a good restaurant with an interesting, fusion menu. I'd come back to try other dishes and see what else stands out.

I ordered a to go, pickup, and had an issue with the pickup time ( on my end ) not theirs) they…read morewere great. I called the restaurant 3 times and they picked up each time to help me with my order issues. The food was delicious although, i ordered the chicken biryani mild, and it was still pretty hot. So if anyone's very sensitive to that you might not be able to handle it.. I also got the Butter and Garlic Naan which was also very good. The place is inviting and smells great inside

Went for their lunch buffet and was so worth! There was so much variety and I tried to get a bit of…read moreall the options. I would say 80% of everything I ate was good and I would come back! Did not like the papadam, was kind of stale and salty. Desserts were also alright but skippable if you wanted to. The restaurant is pretty big and spacious, well decorated and the price for the buffet was affordable I believe $20 max (it's been a while but I remember roughly). It's really easy to eat your worth because an entree plus appetizer is essentially the same cost as the buffet. Totally worth checking out for lunch 11-3PM on Fri-Sun.

When I received an invitation to celebrate a relative's bday for dinner here, I had to think back…read moreawhile to not only how long it had been since I ate at Golden Corral but just buffets period. I'm not a fan of them for several reasons but the main one being that food sitting out for anyone to cough over, touch, etc just doesnt sit well with me. But that's not the biggest issue here because the food would have to be edible and desirable first before you would be bothered by earing food people touched or coughed on. As a foodie, to not think anything was worth eating is saying alot. Much of what I saw visually was unappealing. The best part of the buffet was probably the salad bar and the fried fish and shrimp. I didn't eat a salad because I wanted my money's worth so I piled my plate with fried shrimp, fish, and jalapenos. Decent but I strive to not eat a whole plate of fried food. To help with my guilt, I saw some roasted zucchini and made a meal of it. Saving my appetite for this meal was my least favorite flex because calories count and my motto is I don't mind them counting if its worth it. This meal was not at all. Maybe a decade ago, Golden Corral had pretty good food, but even the dessert was subpar. Prime example; the ice cream machines produced soupy remnants of what could have been ice cream. Everything could have been better with a little time and attention to detail and presentation. Additionally, this location is definetly ran down and needs much TLC, but we didn't take it out on our servers, who tried to attend to our refills and need for condiments, napkins, and utensils for our party of 15 plus. Therefore we pooled together and left a generous tip but this place is neither Golden or one you want to Corral at for any meal anytime soon.

Something about a bunch of food choices that insulted is just appealing to me. I've always been a…read moreGC fan. The business plan is simple, comfort food prepared to accommodate high volume but consistently done right. Chloe was my server and never missed a beat or a smile. Food was great and how on the world could you ever complain about all you can eat desert?! Restaurant was clean with staff moving efficiently.

This is probably the best ramen noodle and beef soup that I have eaten anywhere in the metro…read moreHouston area. You are offered either regular or spicy and I chose the spicy. Simply outstanding! The place is organized, clean and the service is what you'd expect from a restaurant offering food of this superb caliber. Highly, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and worth the drive.

Parking: 5/5. Went with my family here. Large parking lot, no issues with finding a spot even when…read morebusy. Value: 5/5, ridiculously generous portions. Expect to share family style Food: 3.5/5. Mostly pretty authentic Chinese food preparation. My favorite was the pickled vegetables with fish. Xiaolongbao were just ok, wrapper could be thinner, more soup could be inside, and the filling flavor didn't seem too authentic. Lanzhou beef noodles were alright. Service: 4/5 attentive bilingual staff, makes sure you are taken care of. Ambiance: 3/5. Standard indoor family night out vibes. Average noise level, clean with simple indoor decor. Overall 4/5, good for a cheaper dinner if split between a large party while having a casual evening or afternoon out.

Very nice clean restaurant. I love that they have hand sanitizers and gloves for you to use to you…read moredon't get germs from touching all the tongs and then eat with your hands. Food was decent, enjoyed the hibachi, desserts are over processed and taste as such. Staff were friendly, service was good, and the price per person was $15.99.

The fruit was stale and did not taste fresh very disappointing because I prefer eating fruit over…read morepastries

Food was amazing, server has some really promising recommendations, beautiful dining area and it is…read morevery peaceful inside. Try the chicken biryani

This is my 2nd time visiting this restaurant and I am trying the Saag chicken since it is prepared…read morein the Northern Indian style. This dish comes with rice, however naan is extra. I asked if they served any alcohol, alcoholic beverages, and was informed that they have plans to start selling alcohol within the next 3 to 4 months. I inquired if they were going to have a full barn with a bartender and was told that they plan to start slow by just selling certain alcoholic beverages initially then overtime increase the number of items that are offered. I made my order to go so I could take pictures of my food before I forgot to take pictures. It seems that currently most of their business is takeout. Takeout business is brisk. I've seen three or four while waiting for my food to be prepared. In my opinion the Saag Chicken is prepared in the Southern style, in spite of what the manager said. My food is piping, hot and delicious. The server brought me a plate and silverware when he saw me opening my dishes. He returned with a glass or water also, I love this attention to detail it can make an average experience memorable. The interior could be more inviting with different furniture, making it more appealing. GN3

After years since our last visit, we finally made it back to TJ Filipino Cuisine--of course for…read moreFilipino breakfast. We really missed Hazel. I'm not sure if she still works here, but the place honestly felt different without her welcoming smile and warm reception. We arrived just in time for breakfast (last Saturday) I ordered Bangsilog, while my cousin had the Tocilog. Service was fast as usual. I really enjoyed my Bangsilog--the bangus tasted fresh, perfectly fried, crispy on the outside while still tender and juicy inside. Unfortunately, my cousin's tocino was disappointing. The tocino was tough and tasted like it may have been leftover from previous day and simply reheated. Either that or it has been sitting in the kitchen for quite awhile. We still finished our meals. Because we were starving, but it definitely affected the experience. It also made us miss Hazel's customer service even more because if she had been there, we're pretty sure she would've handled the situation right away. I waited a while before writing this review because I wanted to be as fair as possible. The lady who served us was still very good, although it was obvious that the overall customer service experience was not quite at the same level as when Hazel was around. The biggest issue was really the tocino. Because of that, this latest visit to TJ's wasn't perfect and honestly made us wonder if it's still worth making this one our go-to spot whenever we're in the Houston area.

I've had great experiences at TJs before but this latest experience was awful. Arrived on a Friday…read moreevening at about 5:30. The food was old and not fresh with much of the soups overly salty due to cooking under the heater from what I assumed was since lunch time. Most of the other dishes was not fresh and with most of the fried items not retaining any crisp. I can only assume this was the remaining lunch batch being kept and served for dinner. The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. However, the issue of food quality was upsetting, especially at $20, which while not much in today's economy, can get you a made to order and filling meal at other restaurants. Hoping this review is taken constructively and improvements are made.