We were here for yesterday because they had a promotion of 50% off on pad Thai and curry dishes…read more Everything went ok. Food wasn't that great but expected since we are in Humble area. We had a party of 7 and did order on the promotion items as described by the restaurant. But after paying I was recalculated the amount of the bill and found out they overcharged us. We had 5 pad Thai and none of them was discounted. They only discounted the curry dishes When asked the server Emili used the excuse that she forgot to do that in the system. Really???? I understand you may forgot to take off one item on the bill but 5??? That's more like intentional than a purely mistake. I did tell the manager about the issue and they did give me the discount as in their promotion but I felt very bad to be scammed like that. The manager did apologize but I don't see any sincerity on his part neither. I strongly suggest the management should review their policies and definitely should not scam your customers. Honesty should always be the best policy for your business.

Very disappointed in my order. I always order for lunch and it's delicious. Today, it seemed like…read morethere was not flavor added to my meal. I also ordered 2 of the same meal at different spice levels and they did not label like they have before.

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.

Tai Li relocated and combined restaurants with Fujiya. Lai Lu is basically a Chinese restaurant…read morewith hot and sour chicken, egg foo yung, etc. Fujiya is a Japanese restaurant with sushi, etc. Now here when it gets interesting. The menu is not a cushion of the two cultures. Their menus are separate and pretty much the same as when they weren't co-housed. Tai Li food remains delicious. It's certainly busier now and something the Fujiya wait staff is not as familiar with some of off menu foods that Tai li has offered for years. Over the "fusion" works.

I have been going to this place for a couple years now. The ambiance inside is always super cozy…read moreand it's decorated well. Service is always prompt and kind, and the food is soooo good. It's relatively cheap compared to a lot of food places and as a broke college student that's great for me. I went here with two other friends one time and we all got appetizers and meals and the total was around 40 bucks. For dinner in Houston, that's great. It's a very cute and affordable place. If you have a date or something I recommend it!

This is my go to spot for some tasty pho! I always get the P3 which is the steak and brisket pho…read morealong with their egg rolls. So freakin good! My wife always gets her chicken pho and loves it as well. I've also had the steak cubes plate which is realllllly good as well. I don't have any complaints worth taking a star off for, but I do dislike that they never have banh mhi even though it's on their menu. One time I tried to order it and they said they were out. I went this last Monday 7/20/26 and tried to order it in person and the cashier just said, "we don't have that". Bummer for sure. All in all I will continue to be back, and maybe venture out and try new things. The vibe inside is always nice and calm, and they usually have a TV playing. Side note: they are awesome and I've seen them give free food to a homeless gentleman and his dog who is in the area often. Love it!

Egg rolls are always on point & lemongrass chicken is my go-to. Delicious as always, for the…read morepricing? I'd expect more chicken than veggies.

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!!

Me and my bestie friend had to check this place out. I had been eagerly looking forward to trying…read morethem since they opened this location about 6 weeks ago. They are located in the Stesti Food Hall and Beer Garden! The parking lot is small but free. There was plenty of parking when we arrived but the spaces are petite, ideal for compact cars and not larger vehicles such as trucks or SUVs. It's a bit of a tight squeeze either way. If you're unable to find lot parking, they have paid parking and free street parking along the neighboring street from what I observed. All of the staff throughout the hall will greet you as you walk past each of the perspective restaurants and bars on the inside. You will eventually make your way to Hup Noodle Bar! Such an earthy, vintage design with the decor. Plenty of areas to sit both inside and outside! Chef Cuong will greet you right away. His bright bubbly face with a huge smile will have you wanting to ask him all sorts of questions about his restaurant. He originally started with crepes and various French inspired desserts but had a passion for Vietnamese dishes!! His pride and joy are his chicken curry, number 1 and pho broth at number 2. Those two tend to sell out each day during the lunch rush! I got lucky because today was a bit slow as it was Valentine's Day! We ordered both along with their shrimp egg rolls! Pho with beef: Delicious and unbelievably comforting on a cold day like today! The basil leaves made it very aromatic! I could taste the star anise, cinnamon and ginger in this broth! It was slow cooked so as soon as the waitress sat it down, you got a huge whiff of all of the spices!! You took your first sip and it was so warm and tasty that, before you knew it, you were downing the entire bowl! Portion size is enough for 2. Curry with chicken: fragrant curry soup with bone in chicken! Lots and lots of coconut milk, ginger, red curry paste, a little lime, basil, cilantro, chile oil made for a very flavorful curry!! Loved the addition of the carrots and potatoes to add a bit of complexity in texture as you're taking a bite and sipping the soup!! Pro tip: Mixing the lime juice into the cup of salt and pepper levels up your dipping game when you go to dip the chicken in it! Use the bread to soak up the leftover soup if your goal is to leave no crumbs or leftovers!

Another awesome Vietnamese cuisine experience from Chef Cường!…read more I've been mean to write this review since I went to the soft opening and have been back several times. Húp Noodle Bar is the second restaurant in Stesti Food Hall opened by Chef Cường, right next to his first restaurant Xèo Yum. This is a relaxed, open concept dining experience. You can pull up a stool at the bar or you can take a seat at one of the many tables in the food hall for more a more intimate setting. The food is amazing! The first time, I tried the King Kong Bowl and let me tell you this bowl would satisfy any monster appetite out there from King Kong to Godzilla! The broth tastes excellent. The meat is tender, flavorful and filling. Where else can you find high quality ribeye, prime brisket, meatball and beef short rib in one bowl. You can add filet mignon as well. The noodles are top notch and are some of the best I've had. If you've been to Xèo Yum, you can expect the same high quality food , excellent presentation and amazing service. If you've never been here before, trust me, you will not be disappointed!

We found this place while visiting The Woodlands, and it ended up being one of our favorite meals…read moreof the trip. The service was excellent, and we were pleasantly surprised by how many vegetarian options they offered. We ordered the kimchi, kimchi fried rice, vegetarian dumplings, and mapo tofu. Every dish was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. The portions were also very generous--we had plenty of leftovers to enjoy later. It's not always easy to find restaurants with so many great vegetarian choices, so this was a wonderful find. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area!

This restaurant is located in a strip mall with plentiful parking. The decor is nice however there…read morewas a subtle smell of sewage that made the experience less enjoyable. The waitress was super nice, however it seemed like she just started and only had minimal knowledge about the menu items. The wonton soup appetizer was a very generous size and the wontons were tasty and the soup was very flavorful and light. The braised beef noodle soup was good but nothing special. The noodles were not uniform which makes me think they might have been hand pulled noodles. The pork xiao long bao was okay only because the broth had little flavor with minimal dimensions. The pan fried pork and scallion dumplings were crispy and quite flavorful. My diagnosis: good authentic Chinese option in the woodlands.