Should you come here with relatives? Nha, Fam! If you don't wanna drive or uber here, wait for the…read morenew light rail line to reach Chinatown-Westchase, and then it'll be a short Trang ride from downtown. Don't thank me for this info. The Plaza was all mine. This Plaza has a few issues in terms of getting into it, and Bel-Air near here is usually pretty jammed up, but what makes it worth coming is the astounding, excellent array of delights, especially one of the best Boba Shops you'll ever find, with some of the best Vietnamese coffee you'll ever taste. It's called TeaFix. Best owners, great employees, wonderful life-changing made-in-house products and imported Viet heaven. Eck Bakery is also here (what the eck) as well as a Cajun spot, a bar where sexy people go, a coastal Chinese eatery, a popular Viet eatery from the region Hue, and much more. It's well worth the trip to come down here, as it's one of the unheralded plazas in Chinatown, and I've been coming here for years, but didn't really grow a massive appreciation of it until recently when I discovered the wonder of TeaFix.

I drove by Nha Trang Plaza many times when I was doing Chinatown updates during CoVid19 restaurant…read morelockdown few months ago. Not knowing the name of this strip mall, but restaurants like Wing Kee, Pho Duy and Eck Bakery made it popular on social media. Established in 2004, this strip mall is consisted of 4 buildings: 6918 Wilcrest - Eck Bakery, CARE Pediatric & Discount Nails. 6938 Wilcrest - Pho Saigon, Wing Kee, Nam Giao, TeaFix & Cajun House. 6958 Wilcrest - Pho Duy 6988 Wilcrest - mainly offices There is a landscape area between 6938 and 6958. I think the fountain needs some TLC because it's very unsightly right now. Nha Trang is a coastal resort city in southern Vietnam known as the Riviera of the South China Sea and capital city of Khánh Hòa Province.

There is a new strip mall on Bellaire Blvd, y'all. Please meet Bellaire Chinatown Center near Shell…read moreStation at the corner of Beltway. Many well-known restaurants started here and still here, like Okome Don, Jasmine Asian Cuisine and San Dong Noodle House. Few years ago, they finished construction the extension and added some new tenants. This mall is becoming the young people's paradise. There are adding Soju Blues, Dim Sum King and Nomi Nori that will crowd this parking lot every single day. I normally park at Sterling Plaza parking lot and walk over. Here is a quick glance at the mall, at the moment: Suite A - Soju Blues (Opening soon) Suite B1 - Okome Don Suite B - Dim Sum King (Under Construction) Suite C - Qi Ao Salon 奇奥 Suite D - Jasmine Asian Cuisine Suite E - Happy Lemon Suite F - San Dong Noodle House 山東麵館 Suite G - Nomi Nori (Opening soon) Suite H - Street Churros Suite I - R&B Tea Suite J - Honeymee Suite L - Sunright Tea Studio There are a couple more spaces vacant at Suite M and S. I hope to see some takeout restaurants or newspaper stand.

You want hold da wall, you come to Sin Chao Center 新朝商場. A tiny corner strip mall often being…read moremistaken by travelers as part of Jusgo Plaza. When Pokemon was so popular, people crowding the fountain at the corner of this mall to hunt treasures. The fountain is made of 3 koi fishes spitting to the center. In 2012, it was frozen solid like a perfect ice sculpture. The front building used to be Chase Bank until 2018. It closed due to a minor fire accident. It's now a clinic. When there were no cars and on a clear day, you can see Tan Tan Restaurant 新新饭店 smack on your face. Because it opens late, neon signs normally lit up this mall. During Lunar New Year, the storefront is dressed with festive decorations. Many smaller businesses facing Ranchester which is perpendicular to Tan Tan in the L shaped mall. They are kind of hidden away. Because the parking lot is so crowded during weekends, I rarely come back.

I prefer Sin Pijama to Sin Chao, but I'm okay with either…read more This is a lovely little neon-lit Plaza tucked away in Chinatown on the north side of Bellaire about half a mile down from Dun Huang Plaza, and the main feature is Tan Tan restaurant and a bunch of other good stuff. So this is yet another great Plaza in the heart of Chinatown which helps make Chinatown the heartbeat of Houston.

I drive carefully because I don't like ending up in Rex…read more This is a fantastic plaza and very underrated, located in a sketchy part of town way down on Beechnut in Alief. They have a great seafood restaurant and a great Vietnamese restaurant, and a bunch of other good stuff in herem and a very cheap gas station right on the corner. So all in all it's one of the better places around. Not to mention there's a cool late night Latin night club here with lots of fun and sometimes violence to be endured or enjoyed depending on your preferences.

Some of the best plazas are (sigh) gone, but this one remains, and is the heart of "Vietnamesetown"…read moreas my friend called it, the other day, correcting me when I called it Chinatown. Indeed, Teaholic has some wonderful Vietnamese drinks and a lot of delicious Boba, such as the Strawberry Black Tea which is one of the best of its kind anywhere. And the Strawberry Aloe reminds me of the Aloe Refresher from Fruitealicious in Dallas. Amazing. Bambu, next door, is the very best location of the Viet dessert and drink chain, making some of the best smoothies you'll ever have - especially the Honeydew, the Taro Coconut, the Mocha, and the Berry. But there's a lot more than just Viet stuff here, with amazing Korean Chicken (Lim's) as well as soups and stews and rice stone pot bowls aplenty. Zero Degrees (Cali chain) has a wonderful and popular location here, with their Strawberry Mojito and Strawberry Lime drinks off the charts, and their Cucumber Lime, Viet Coffee, Strawberry Horchata, and more, also stellar. Not a fan of Chili and Mango stuff, but their Mangonada is famous and popular too. And they do split cups (so does Teaholic). Long Coffee, Kravin, a location of the chain Mango Mango, and other spots in this plaza, are also well worth a visit. Parking and access can be really difficult, but then the same can be said about my gf. And now she's (sigh) gone.

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We all need somebody to Linh on, so maybe you can Linh on this professional center…read more This is a good shopping center located close to the massive and popular Saigon Plaza in Vietnamese Town less than a mile to the west of Beltway 8. It has a bunch of different local businesses and they're pretty popular and well frequented. I come here on a regular basis, usually to get one thing or another, and visit spots such as the little karaoke place and the Boba (inside there), and even just for parking for Arthur Storey Park - but don't tell anybody I told you that.

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If you are new in town, Viet Hoa Center is the place you want to be. It has everything people love…read more Start from the outskirts of the mall: Beer Club and Jin Korean BBQ to the left. LA Fisherman and Vietnamese herbalist to the right. Fronting the parking lot is Viet Hoa Supermarket. To the right, there are all sorts of Vietnamese snack shops, jewelry store, gift shop and Hot Pot City. Then, you look to the left, there are Six Ping Bakery, Tea Cup Cafe, De Viet Kitchen, dentist, shipping company and assorted insurance offices. Before the end of mall, you'll see Sun's Warehouse Club. Walk further, there are restaurants in a food court like restaurants near public restrooms. Make a right turn, there's a parking lot and few businesses. For some reason, this end of mall is very deserted. On the top of building says Beltway Plaza. Below the sign there's a Confucius statue. I believe both locations are managed by one leasing company. I frequently visit Paradise Water for water refills. Viet Hoa Center is also known for annual Lunar New Year festival - the largest festival of its kind in Houston Chinatown. There are many languages spoken here. Don't be a stranger. Come to taste this Little Saigon District.

We came to eat barbecue and try the Greenway Coffee. The decor is really cool. More than a few…read morerestaurants with common seating, go get whatever suites your fancy and share a table. An elevated mall food court....we'll be back. Feges Barbecue will validate your parking for up to two hours and I'm sure all the other businesses do the same thing.

Greenway plaza is filled with business buildings all around. It's a great area to work at with…read moretraffic that isn't too bad. I would say that it's better than most areas in Houston. The atmosphere is pretty chill here. Mirror walls and fountains created a nice scenery. It's very well kept. Each building has its own speciality. Plaza 3, 4, and 5 are connected through concourse with a food court. It gets pretty busy around lunch since that's when everyone comes down to get lunch. There is Burger-chan, Feges BBQ, Cilantro, Alonti, Rice Box, and etc. It's also connected to the Double Tree Hilton Hotel with a Starbucks. Parking is a bit tricky, but just follow the signs for visitors parking -$2 per hour. The building might seem confusing if you don't work here, but most of the buildings are connected or there is short-cut to get to them. On days with good weather, eating outside feels great with overlooking the fountains. They have plenty of outdoor tables near building 8 and 9.