Always a pleasure when i get the opportunity to eat here. Food is always phenomenally crafted. I…read morewasn't previously a fan of peanut sauce until i tried here. I get the p5 on the menu and it's pretty decent cuts of meat. Lots of it that's for sure they aren't shy on protein. Services is always quick and happy to help no matter how busy. Store is clean and well maintained with lots of seating and accommodations for kids. Stellar place for family or dining alone. I normally add photos but didn't bother i was so excited for the meal.

One of Houston's most successful pho establishments has to be Pho Dien, as they've quietly been…read morekilling it Chinatown, Katy, and Humble. For the latter, it's gotten to a point where no other Vietnamese spot has come close. For pho seekers who happen to be in Humble, Pho Dien 1960 is an absolute must. The place is small, but they've stacked their small dining room into a very group friendly setup consisting of small booths and tables. The stale air quality is reminiscent of old school spots around town and the young Viet guys running the joint keep the place friendly and efficient. In terms of the pho, there are no complaints. The broth skews somewhat sweet, but it's aromatic enough for me to normally slurp it completely dry. Their best asset has been the meat, which is excellent. Their combination dac biet is an excellent variety that includes meatball, tripe, flank, and some of the best rare steak and tendon I've had. The latter is buttery and smooth enough to where I can't get enough. I tend to order it in their XL (xe lua) size, which is an off-menu item that goes for nearly $20 ($19.45) and is one of the largest bowls I've seen. I always look forward to getting it. While their banh mi and bun dishes are not nearly the same caliber, they still pass the test as a quality offering. The cha gio is a bit paltry, without any greens and a small bowl of semi-spicy nuoc mam (fish sauce). Their Vietnamese coffee is chocolate-y, and perfect for to-go. Their weekday lunch combo special is a good deal, in which one can come in for a small or medium sized pho and get an order of two cha gio or goi cuon with an iced tea. Parking is really easy on the weekends, especially since most of the businesses in the strip mall are closed. It may feel a tad more expensive ($12-18 per most entrees) but this is the price one pays in suburbia without having to head to any of the enclaves.

My wife and I have been coming here for over a year now. We absolutely love it! The staff is…read morefriendly, service is quick and attentive, and food is very good. I've never been to Thailand but I've tried a fair share of Thai restaurants in Houston and this is my favorite and it happens to be local. Humble/Atascocita is lucky to have this business. Go to mains: -Spicy String Bean Stir fry -Pad Kee Mow -Orange Chicken (suprsingly good twist on orange chicken) -khoa soi gai -Thai lo mein Honorable mentions: -papaya salad Thai style -Roti -beef noodle soup Only dish I did not care for is the golden tofu appetizer.

Thai curry is my most absolute favorite thing to consume. I…read morehave had it from all over the USA But nothing can compare to Baan Thai . Literally so delicious . I feel as if it is made with pure love. Also the seating is pretty good, and very nice aesthetic with dim lighting

I really really like their chicken salad recipe. Doesn't have any onions in it. I recommend it, but…read moreyou can also get other sandwiches made to your liking... like this roast beef on Italian bread with mustard potato salad

I finally visited this local deli after having known about it for several years. It was actually…read morewhen I first started working at my company nearly 10 years ago. Back then, I believe we used to have a flyer/menu from them that some employees ordered from. I visited on a cold day where most of the customers were taking their orders to-go. The setup is a little confusing at first, but you just go down the serving line and stop when someone asks you for your order. You can get a tray, or not, depending on how many plates or dishes you ordered. The ready area (for dine-in customers) is weirdly placed in the middle of the line and the spot for to-go orders is at the end of the line next to the last register. Once your order has been places, you grab the ticket and take it to a register. This setup reminds me of a little local deli I used to visit regular in Stafford. I will say that their selection of hot sandwiches and specialty sandwiches is limited. Most are 1 protein only which is probably how they can keep their prices so low. I asked the order taker if you could customize or make a hot roast beef sandwich or toast it and first she didn't understand me, then she just repeated the two hot sandwich options from the menu. I again asked can you make the sandwich toasted, then she said yes. The sandwich, by default, comes on French bread. I wasn't familiar enough with the menu to pick another bread so I just stuck with French. I chose provolone cheese. It comes out after a few mins and it's nicely toasted and ended up being a nice size sandwich with an adequate meat to bun ratio. The sandwich also comes with a pickle spear. I also added a cup of homemade chili which is pretty decent. The meat is finely ground and I prefer it to be more coarse, but the flavor was good. All of their entrees and side dishes have low prices. One of the best deals is the "classic" sandwich which comes with prosciutto. An even better deal may be their baked potatoes with 4 toppings for only $2.09 weekdays!

Wile working in Humble I went twice a week. Sent Grandson to pick up he said the people were rude…read more The Spring Rolls are the best in Harris County! I had the Seafood Pho n it had nothing but Shrimp n Squid. It was good but lacked the protein from before Grandson ordered Raw beef n it was not but he said over all it was good

Been going here for as long as I can remember and it's the best pho in the Humble/Kingwood area…read more Lots of options for seating, I always choose by the fish tank (nice ambience). The fresh lemonade is my favorite & the shrimp spring rolls beat out any other place. Quick with service and they have always been kind!!

I enjoy Panera Bread's salads, soups, and sandwiches. Tonight I placed an order to go for the…read morebroccoli cheddar soup and Asian chicken salad. When I arrived my order was waiting at the to go shelf. My salad and soup was great. My only complaint is that I think most things are overpriced but I was able to use a BOGO $5 coupon.

It was delivered so I'm just going by that experience/food only…read more I don't understand the hype and like I once read online somewhere "it's just overpriced cafeteria/hospital food". I ordered a sandwich with soup. I got their new item Croque Monsieur Croissant Toast and it was pretty much a regular ham sandwich with mayo"gruyere sauce" and finely chopped onion. The bread wasn't much either it was again... pretty much a regular toasted piece of bread. They forgot my Mediterranean salad so can say much on that. Finally the soup. I got the cheddar broccoli. It was..yeah it was pretty bland. The meal came with a piece of baguette and chips. Wish they had more options but what I got wasn't bad definitely not kettle cooked. The baguette was not bad but it's just a piece of bread.

Place is in a strip mall, which is neither here nor there, just mentioning it because its a busy…read morestreet and you might miss it if your arent paying attention. Inside is clean, bright and welcoming. good amount of tables for dining in. The Pho was a decent size bowl. The noodles were warm and not a clump at the bottom of the bowl, which happens a lot at Pho shops when they just throw some noodles at the bottom of the bowl and pour Pho on top of it. Very deep beef flavor which all the accompanying spices you're looking for in a good Pho/ The Banh Mi was very good as well. Bread was nice and crusty, yet soft in the middle and had ample amount of actual meet in the sandwich. If you're around the area and looking for good Pho, definitely give this place a shot, you wont be disappointed.

I love this place, it's close to home so this really is my local pho lol…read more Every time I come in here the cashiers and servers are nice. They are super quick in getting the food out to you, I'm talking about you order and by the time you choose a table to sit in they already bringing the food out to you quick lol I love the pho from this place, I'm fairly new to pho and I've visited a couple different pho places but this is my absolute favorite spot. It's very flavorful and really one of my favorite places to eat at. The restaurant is clean and is fairly quiet except for the background music they play lol They have lots of seating and it's never super packed.

This was my first time here but I have a lot of experience with different noodle soups due to…read moretraveling through Asia many times! I ordered the soup dumplings and the spicy tonkotsu soup with pork and soba noodles. The noodles appeared to be buckwheat noodles which are typically hard to find at restaurants in the US. The soup dumplings were tasty but small and had very little soup inside. I would rate them a 3 out of five compared to other soup dumplings I've had. I will order them again next time though because they're hard to find. The spicy tonkotsu soup was very flavorful and the pork was tender. I prefer the soba noodles because they don't get mushy from the soup. Overall the soup was a 4 out of 5. The restaurant was clean and welcoming inside. I can assure you there is not a better noodle house anywhere within 30 minutes or so of this place. If you like noodles then this is the place to go. I will definitely be back soon! DO NOT PASS THIS PLACE UP!!!

The Ramen pork broth was amazing! The piggy red bean buns were excellent. The waitress was so super…read moresweet and attentive. Clean place with space. The only reason this is not a 5 is spice level is not hot enough for someone who loves spicy but the mild was on point with flavors!!

A friend and I were visiting Houston for a few days and were looking to binge on good Indian food…read morethat texan Indians are always boasting about. This place didn't disappoint. We ate our hearts out and enjoyed every dish we ordered. We started with goat bone soup which took me back to my childhood when we used to eat at the dhabas on the highways during our family trips. It tasted exactly the same, peppery spicy and delicious! We also had veg kal dosa, cut mirchi and gongura mutton curry. Cut mirchi was so delicately made and it melted in my mouth. Dosas were great with the gongura mutton. The quantities were generous and prices were reasonable for the quality. Service was awesome! I am officially jealous of the people who could eat this food whenever they want to.

The food was just okay for us. We ordered two dishes, one spicy and one very spicy, but…read moreunfortunately, neither had much heat at all. I expected at least some kick, especially with the "very spicy" request, so that was a little disappointing. The garlic naan, though, was really good and would've gotten more. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but I don't think the food stood out enough for us to rush back.

I was craving tacos and decided to give this place a try. I ordered in advance because I hate to…read morewait for my food. No need, they were so quick. When I got there it was ready. They give you onions and cilantro with the tacos and also a green and red salsa. The tacos were excellent! The red salsa was my favorite. They will give you more salsa if you want. I will probably get chips and salsa and rice next time.

The birria tacos were really good and flavorful. I like the different hot sauces you could add to…read morethe taco provided on the side. The birria ramen sauce was delicious but the ramen was just okay for me.