Meat quality was very good with a good variety of refillable side dishes…read more Service was wonderful, efficient and smiling staff. Restaurant was spacious and clean, not smoky.

Food was tasty, sides were abundant and the service was excellent. We have found our go to Korean…read morebbq. Prices are not bad. They will cook your bbq at your table. The restaurant is clean and modern. Ambiance is the vibe.

I visited this restaurant since someone in my group wanted crab noodle soup. The funny thing is he…read moredidn't even end up ordering that dish though as he got temped by another entree. Their menu consists of apps (mostly fried), soups and salads, lobster dishes, steaks, vietnamese seafood dishes, shellfish entrees (clams, scallops, etc), an oyster section, stir fry dishes, rice creations, and fried seafood dishes. They serve beer and wine but have some Asian wine-based cocktails. This is truly a fusion restaurant since they have Vietnamese, American, Chinese, Thai, and Peruvian influences on their menu. They have boiled seafood, of course, including crawfish during the season. On every table is also a $12.95 lunch menu with soups, sandwiches and seafood dishes. This may be one of the better deals out there. We tried a few dishes: drunken lobster, surf and turf, crab fried rice, drunken tofu, and shrimp with salted egg. Two additional people in our group came a little later and actually ordered the lunch special (pork chop plate) and chicken wings. Their napkins are a little strange as they're tri-fold style like you would normally see in a restroom. The dishes were pretty good, but I ended up eating mostly noodles since their garlic noodles are pretty addicting. The sirloin that came on the steak dish was supposedly a little tough but that is typical of a basic sirloin steak. I didn't actually get to sample it since other people grabbed it before I could. They only had L and XL size lobster the day we came...so they said their prices were around $90 and $108...I think we selected the $90 size. The drunken lobster dish can be shared between 2 people as it's a big platter but just 1 cut up lobster. The garlic noodles beneath the lobster pieces on the drunken lobster are way better than the noodles beneath the shrimp and steak on the surf and turf since they are stir-fried with lots of onions, jalapeños and what seemed to be small ground pork/beef chunks.

I went here because I saw the garlic noodles online they looked really good, so I was tempted to…read morecheck it out I ordered the garlic noodles with the surf and turf. The steak was a little tough.....sliced really thin with 3 shrimp on top. I put a picture on here for reference. It didn't look super tasty but it wasn't too bad. I asked for them to make it spicy, it was spicy and I feel like I'm still on the search for a better garlic noodles. The drunken wings were really good. The truffle fries were good. They also had happy hour when I went happy hour is every day from 5 to 7...even on the weekend. I went on a Saturday Also during happy hour oysters are a dollar I did not get any. The duck look really good. The duck is prepared to order. It takes about 45 minutes. A few orders of that went out. Will probably go back. Customer service was cool. Dennis is the best. Thanks for taking care of me.

Great BBQ skewer place and vibes specially for watching games with drinks. They have great happy…read morehour deals at $1/ lamb skewer and $2 wages daily 4-6:30pm.

The food is delicious the service it's amazing probably the best seafood boil I've had in Houston…read moredefinitely recommend giving it a try with the cajun sauce.

Flew in from SF to visit NASA on Artemis launch day. Best meal in Houston!…read moreService was great! Environment was simple but authentic, since you had a lot of fellow countrymen dining around you.

Five stars for Jiu fu cafe! The food was fantastic and absolutely worth the crowd. We ordered the…read moreassorted marinated plate with pork leg, pork tongue, tofu, intestines, and egg -- everything was flavorful, tender, and incredibly satisfying. The noodles and pork ribs were delicious, but the standout was definitely the oyster omelet, which was amazing. For appetizers, we tried the crispy shrimp roll. It was very good, though a bit chestnut-heavy for my personal taste but still enjoyable overall. We went around 3 p.m. and the place was surprisingly packed, which says a lot about how good this spot is. Great food, lively atmosphere, and definitely a place I'd return to.

omg so good. my boyfriend and i were looking for some crawfish and our usual spot was…read moreclosed....thank GOODNESS it was closed cause we found Jenivi's as a result! SO GOOD! we got the fried oysters then the crawfish platter and some snow crab and rice, phenomenal. service is incredibly friendly and efficient. prices are by MKT price and we ended up paying more than $100 before tip but honestly worth it. 10/10 going again.

I feel like this place is a best kept secret…read more I grew up in Alief. Lived & worked along Westheimer/Westchase for YEARS. Drove past here several times but never made it in. A friend & I had a crawfish date here per her previous experiences and wow wow wow! The spice and flavor HIT perfectly. One did not overpower the other. I was insanely impressed. The owner was present and smiling the entire time. I think that speaks volumes. I'll be back for more!

I couldn't brag enough about Hong Kong Seafood City香港海味城because they have everything from daily…read morenecessities to gifting ideas. I frequent here for bargains like seasonal items like moon cakes月餅, New Year cakes年糕and other casual pastries displayed at the entrance. Most of my trinkets for my annual Lunar New Year UYE's are found here: White Rabbit Milk Candies大白兔奶糖, Morinaga Milk Caramel 森永牛奶糖, Chinese New Year's shortcake candies 徐福記酥心糖 and Point 100 Gummi Candies. This is my go-to place for my medicinal soups and ready-made traditional Chinese medicines (TCM 中藥) - all made by reputable companies. They have high end stuff I couldn't touch: birds' nest 燕窩, ginseng 人蔘, ganoderma 靈芝and exotic herbal medicines. Whenever I need anything for my house, I come to Hong Kong Seafood City because all merchandise is imported directly from the sources. I am never disappointed with the friendly staff's recommendation. They helped me decide for each occasion. The prices are always competitive and products are always fresh. Don't be misled by the category, this "seafood market" sells dried, frozen or canned seafood. Don't expect fish tank here.

So I'm giving it 3 stars bc there's so much herbal stuff it's insane---However there are no seafood…read more(as stated in the name). The owner is friendly. I was just there to browse. I couldn't understand half the stuff bc they're not all labeled in English. It's a cool place to check out but nothing really I could buy except the tiger balm, moon cake sets, powder coffee/ matcha.....dried herbal stuff.

I stopped by for lunch on a weekday and it was fairly empty/ not busy! As it was just me, I only…read moreordered one meal so I can't speak for anything else besides the sliced beef udon. The menu was quite expansive but cohesive with Italian/ Asian fusion. I got seated and immediately was given a menu and cold water in a stainless steel cup. I ordered the sliced beef udon soup version (there's also an option for stirfy) but granted, today was cloudy and slightly windy so it called for soup. After placing my order, I was given the proper utensils and shortly after, a large piping bowl was placed in front of me! Flavor was good and the sliced beef was addicting.. the portion was a bit much for lunch to me so I had to ask for togo and the waitress came out and put it away for me in a custom togo bag that sealed so that was fun to leave with. The waitress was certainly very tentative and made sure other guests had their waters filled at all times so I'd love to come back to try out their other menu items like their omurice or their lobster creamy rice. Location: in the Dun Huang Plaza across from HMart. The parking is shared with many of its neighbors but if you plan it right, you'll be able to snag a spot close by and walk less than a minute. Price: $14 before tax and tip (ended up around $18 afterwards)

(+) Interior decor and vibe was new and modern (+)…read moreKid-friendly plates and utensils were brought out without asking (+) Creamy rice was good (-) Lobster roll was disappointing with its small size, its taste, especially for that price While I was intrigued at the idea of this fusion-like cafe, which reminded me of Cafe la Tea back in the day, everything was OK. The food wasn't bad, but also nothing amazing either. While prices throughout their menu varied, it just doesn't feel like there was anything that stood out or provide value. It is definitely an alternative to the wide array of more traditional Asian cuisine in the area.

One of the best sea food places in Houston, it's fresh and so so delicious!! The service is amazing…read moreand it's an experience that you can't miss highly recommended place if you are a sea food lover, the ambience is pretty nice , and it's always packed especially on the weekends, keep some extra time in hand for the waiting for your table .

I was really excited about this place my friend talked it up greatly. It seems like it is a very…read morepopular place and well liked. The wait time was a little much but it was full of big groups to give them credit. Once we were sat down service was rapid and thorough. The Crawfish were huge but tasteless, you have to buy a pound of snow crab if that's what you wish to have and it was freezer burned and rubbery. The actual seasonings were great, but my biggest deal is the actual crab was not up to par for the price. Parking is also a little tricky since the parking lot in front is small. I would say give this place a go and figure it out for yourself. I definitely would just go for shrimp corn and eggs in the boil.