Truly felt like homemade food here. Off the bat I was given a complementary tajadas with refried…read morebeans. As for the meals I ordered was the carne asada with tajadas and pastelitos de carne. For my drink I had a agua de Nance. Truly refreshing. The food was great but will say the pastelitos were my favorite, crispy on the outside and flavorful in the inside. The carne asada with tajadas was a tad overwhelming with all the sauces just on top and not evenly spread out throughout the plate. Meat had flavor so I think distributing the sauces evenly next time will be good. My waitress was very sweet and kind, I will be returning to try more!

Ordered the Pollo(pechuga) con tajadas and Chuleta con tajadas to-go…read more This was our 1st visit here since it's local to us, the service over the phone(in Spanish) was prompt and helpful. I like their preparation for these plates, a bed of tajadas(fried savory plantain) with shredded cabbage/pickled onions and topped with protein. My plate would've been perfect if the base had more salsa with the tajadas and the chuletas were overcooked for my liking but still enjoyable. Other locations drown the food in sauce making it off putting so I appreciate how this restaurant keeps it light and fresh. I will be returning

Great experience at Mi Bella Honduras! My boyfriend and I have been to several Honduran restaurants…read moreand Mi Bella Honduras is a worthy contender. It is located in a shopping center, so lots of parking available. When you enter, the restaurant is nicely decorated and the staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. He ordered the carne asada and I ordered a fried chicken dish with plantains (I've had at other Honduran restaurants but can't remember the name). Mi Bella Honduras made my dish very well - the portion was large and I liked that the chicken was on top of the plantains to capture all the flavor. The sauce was delicious too, almost like a Cane's sauce but Honduran. Great food and good experience!

Absolutely delicious!! We were so impressed with our meals here and the friendly kind service. We…read morewill definitely be back!

Primera ves y realmente estoy muy descontenta con la comida. Compré $37 de comida para 4 personas…read more 3 baleadas grades y un plato de desayuno. la tortillas nose si es porque estaba crudas oh que pero se pegó al papel blanco en que las sirvieron. Compre 3 y así estaban las tres. el plato de tajadas de guineos verdes eran como churros, las tajadas extra tostadas , disque guineo fresco rallado y frito, es la forma en que haces las " tajadas verdes "ahí. Nose podían comer con los frijoles por lo tostadas que estaban. Hice un reclamo pero "dicen que así es como ellos las sirven." Aparte de eso bueno el servicio fue bueno, la mesera muy honesta. El ambiente limpio y de familia por el día. First time here and I was overwhelmed this is not an original hondurean place . I bought $37 worth of food the fed 4 people . The banana was very crispy ,like potato chips, not like the original green bananas to eat with cream . The baleadas were folded like tacos and it stick to the paper they serve it with , which make me think that maybe the flour was not fully cooked . I tried to complain but they said that's how is serve . Services was good prior to the complaint. The ambiance was clean and family oriented during the day.

I'm hoping that Christian Bale will add us on facebook, and so are these people (Bale-addus!)…read more We'll see if it actually happens. It's a cute little cheap Honduran restaurant in the heart of a mini-Vietnamese Town, in the same Plaza as the Hong Kong Supermarket and Bambu and iBubble. Featuring Honduran Specialties and other Central American Delights. Autocorrect changed the name of the place to Balleaters, I was like no, that'd be mine and Barbie's place. There aren't enough Baleadas shops in the world and this kind of Honduran food is spectacular and totally delicious - so make sure you swing by and give it a try when you're down here, because we did and we were absolutely thrilled by it. Can't believe this place hasn't got more attention. It's one of about five or six amazing Honduran places we've eaten at in Houston so far. There's also a lot of great Salvadoran and Guatemalan places in these parts, not to mention Mexican. But try this, and see for yourself.

Not what I expected. I waited 15+ minutes because I asked for my Special Baleadas to be toasted. I…read morecame home to 4 soggy baleadas without cream, taste very average and pricier than other restaurants. Don't think im coming back.

Food is great, but they've messed up my orders a few times! don't mind it bc I try to be patient,…read morebut overall food is awesome!

Small hole-in-the-wall mom-n-pop Honduran food truck that really is a great find! My friend has…read morebeen here more often than me and the owners have already recognized him as a recurring customer! The owner is super nice and sociable (preferred language is Spanish)! Ordered baleada (huge and soft flour tortilla filled with mashed beans, mantequilla cream sauce, crumbled hard cheese, and avocados), which was only $3 for a huge baleada!! There was so much flavor in the mantequilla and the flour tortilla was so fresh, soft, and delicious. Would recommend trying this place out if you're around Things to know: - plenty of parking in front of the food truck - cash only!!

Bien rica la comida y el pollo frito muy amables la señoras y los takitos estaban ricosread more

Very good authentic food!!' Excellent service and quality of food. First time here and will not…read morebe our last.

Wow!!! Just an overload of flavors and textures. If you haven't been you are missing out!!!! We…read moretried the carne asada, Yuka con chicharrón and flautas. Everything was great