The food at Uncle Chin's is amazing! Service was very good as well. It's a small place but well…read moreworth it!

Nut allergy friendly: There's a peanut sauce for the satay skewers, but I was fine with everything…read moreelse. The employees are fluent in English so no problems in ordering! Time to Order: 20-45 minutes? We were in a group so maybe that's not accurate, but we also ordered a lot. Roti Canai (5/5): One of the best roti Canai I've ever had. The curry is thick with potato and super tender chicken and the roti canai bread is chewy but somehow still flaky and flavorful at the same time. It was so good that I ordered another one for myself to go to let my partner try it at home. Malaysian Chicken Satay (5/5): You will read "tender chicken" in my review several times. It's not a joke. The chicken nearly melts in your mouth. The last time I had meat this tender it was a filet mignon that was 6x the price of this dish. Char Kuey Tow (4.5/5) and Mee Goreng (4.5/5): Yeah we got both the flat noodle and the mee goreng. Because both are awesome. Noodles stayed chewy, beansprout and veggies were great, proteins were great. Not too saucy. Solid. Uncle Chen's Sizzling Tofu (4.5/5): We got this seafood style and it comes loaded with shrimp, calamari.. fantastic. Great by itself or on rice. The middle gets a little soggy if you let it sit too long, so chow down on this whole it's hot! Roasted Hainanese Chicken (4/5): Nothing against the dish itself, I just don't like all the bones. Yes, the chicken was beautifully tender. Chicken rice, also fantastic. Curry Chicken Puff (4.5/5): So this was way more filling than I expected. It's like an intense Asian empanada? Totally worth it. Comes out really hot. Lastly, we got a serenade from the man himself. Yes, he pulls out a mic and sings. It's his break from cooking during the dinner rush. So, you might indeed get dinner and a show! It's beautiful to see someone who enjoys what he's doing - and his voice is such that some people think it's a song over the intercom instead of live music, take that how you will :) TL;DR: Absolutely contends for Best in Katy. Yes, it lived up to the hype. Come and eat family style and you won't be disappointed!

Food - 4/5 Service - 4/5…read moreAmbiance - 4/5 Overall - 4/5 Within this busy shopping center lies this small Malaysian restaurant. Parking here will forever and always be terrible, but besides that, this place was almost entirely empty, especially for a weekend lunch (we did come almost right at opening time, but there were only like a few other customers by the time we finished). I think the main issue with this restaurant is the menu. With a wide variety of options with different cuisines, I felt that the quality of dishes was lower than I wanted. That aside, I absolutely loved the roti canai, with it being almost perfectly crispy, buttery, and tasty. The fried rice was really flavorful with the salted fish, almost verging on too strong. The curry noodle soup we got was not very strong and was a little bit disappointing. The beef tripe was so incredibly tasty, though the spice was a little bit much for my family. The beef dry hot pot was nice, though I only really liked the beef and not much else on it (some of it was bitter, other parts were just too salty). I don't think this place is terrible. We did come as one of, if not the first, customers in the restaurant, so everything was made fresh and was hot as we ate it. I just think was so much competition surrounding it in this busy shopping center, I don't think it accomplishes enough to be a go-to place for my family.

We saw this place on social media and decided to visit for Mother's Day…read more First things first - parking lot was insane. So come early or you might circle the lot for awhile. We were seated immediately but our server was giving us attitude the entire time. He would constantly check on the other tables but never us. We had to flag down the other server whenever we needed something. Food wise, everything was just okay. The best thing was probably the roti canai and the stir fried flat noodles with beef. The green beans were flavorless, the sizzling pepper chicken was not spicy (we requested spicy) and no pepper, and the beef rendang was really oily.

As one of the only full fledged restaurants in JusGo, Mamak holds the distinction for being the…read moreonly Malaysian establishment in Sugar Land (#1) and more importantly, is one of the best options for Malaysian fare in all of the Houston area. The combination of Malay Bahasa and accented Mandarin is often spoken by the staff, along with a few Teochew words thrown in between. They're warm, friendly, and make solid recommendations depending on preference. The interior is spacious, airy, primed with lots of open seating but is often empty. Almost each time I've dined here I was the only customer or among the only people dining at all. The roti canai is among the better versions I've had since being in Texas. The bread is perfectly flakey and is a lethal combo with their nicely spiced chicken curry. Equally impressive was the laksa, which featured a heavy dose of coconut milk and a broth that could cure any winter blues. Their generic chicken curry was everything but as it packed heat, flavor, and plenty of soft potatoes to go with the texture bomb of the white rice. Both the beef and chicken satay impressed, as did the char kway two which was only a tinge only with plenty of 'essence" in the wok char (#2). The only dish that didn't hit was also the most expensive one, which was beef rendang, one of my all time favorite dishes. While the curry was pungeant and flavorful, the meat was tough all the around. The chewiness is a turn off, especially when it comes to sauce heavy dishes. Mamak is the kind of place where good food and good company thrive. JusGo doesn't get a lot of kudos for featuring quality options but trust when Mamak is the real (Malaysian) deal. ___________ (#1) For now. (#2) Wok hei.

We revisited Mamak on a weekend for lunch. It was fairly slow foot traffic around noon. The owner…read more(?) was a bit rude. After we ordered, he said they had no noodles for the char kway teow; this is fairly ridiculous for Malaysian cuisine. The dish is literally made with flat rice noodles (kway teow). This is like saying Popyes is out of fried chicken. He suggested to replace it with different egg noodles and we obliged; it wasn't very good. Our food was ready extremely quickly and when he served the food, he almost slammed the dishes on the table. Really freaking odd and unprofessional. Based on the two visits, the experience was very inconsistent and we will be going somewhere else to dine in the Sugar Land area going forward.

From the moment you sit down at those fun, nostalgic purple 90s-style tabletops, you're transported…read moreinto what can only be described as an authentic Thai market experience. The atmosphere feels lively, casual, and packed with personality--exactly the kind of place you hope to stumble upon but rarely do. The menu is enormous, featuring dishes from different regions of Thailand, with everything from soups and stir-fried noodles to rice dishes, curries, seafood, and grilled meats. Looking around the dining room, it seemed like nobody ordered the same thing because there is just so much to try. Best of all, the prices are incredibly reasonable for a place with this much hype. I had some of the best noodles of my life here. The Pad Kee Mao was phenomenal (best I've ever had and I eat thai food OFTEN) the noodles were chewy, bouncy, fresh, and perfectly coated in sauce. Everything tasted made-to-order and arrived piping hot. We also ordered the Beef Noodle Soup, which was rich, comforting, and packed with flavor, along with the Green Papaya Salad, which was easily one of the best versions I've ever had. The heat, acidity, and freshness was incredible and so well balanced. Many of the dishes are served on banana leaves, which adds to the entire experience and makes everything feel even more authentic and special. As someone who loves spice, I also appreciated the range of spice levels available. They don't hold back, which I always consider a good sign. One of the coolest surprises is that there's an attached market selling imported products from Thailand and Vietnam--lots of fun snacks, drinks, sauces, and ingredients you won't find at a typical grocery store. A few things to know: parking can be a little challenging, and while it's a sit-down restaurant, you'll need to head to the cashier to pay. They also accept cards, so don't worry about bringing cash. If I lived nearby, I would honestly come here every week just to work my way through the menu. This is the kind of restaurant that's worth planning a trip around. I would come back to Houston just for this meal. When people say Houston has some of the best Asian food in the country, this is exactly the type of place they're talking about!!

Half restaurant and half little market. Gives me the vibes that it's a little family run…read morerestaurant/market and just feels authentic. Overall portions are kinda large in my opinion and pretty affordable. I'm usually able to make one dish into meals. We've gone multiple times and are pretty satisfy and happy with the food. Ordered: - Pad Thai - Panang Curry - Khao Soi Only complaint is their parking spots feel extremely tight/narrow, especially the ones right in front of the restaurant.

Very crispy and delicious chicken wings for a quick snack. It was fried perfectly and I can't wait…read moreto come back to try more of their menu. The location is at The Post and it is very scenic. It looks like a wonderful place for a date. Especially with the upstairs roof grass area.

This place is located inside the POST. I was attending a concert so I decided to stop by and grab a…read morebite I ordered the coconut rice, some roti and a vegan Indian dish on roti. I give the food I ordered 7/10. The coconut rice was very very mid slightly undercooked and I could hardly taste any coconut. Everything else was really good. The carrots which are pictured were seasoned so well and you couldn't really tell they were carrots.The sauce that came with the roti was a curry based coconut sauce so I mixed it in with the rice which helped since it was quite lack luster. I would probably try this place again but I definitely wouldn't recommend the coconut rice.

This was my first visit to Mein's for a wedding celebration dinner but it won't be the last . I…read moremust say the food was very delicious. We ordered the Beef Scallion dish , fried crab Rangoon, Thai tea & coke. The beef was tender with a nice flavor. The fried ragoon was delivered piping hot and crispy to our table. The portion for one dish can be shared with others in your party. This gives you the opportunity to taste several dishes. We couldn't have asked for a better meal. The service was impeccable. Our servers were attentive to our needs. Drinks were promptly refilled. The table was cleared often of empty plates leaving us more room for comfort. We had excellent service. The ambiance was calm and relaxing for it being a large busy restaurant. Everyone could talk with each other in their normal tone. Background music was on point. We will be back at a later date to enjoy our newly discovered gem.

Seems like a more trendy Asian fusion type of restaurant…read more The only 5 star dish here is the red oil dumplings - pan fried to perfection! Squid ink fried rice is a cool concept but just tastes like normal fried rice. Dijon mustard x charsiu pork does not work at all. Lava toast is forgettable. Overall, this place has above average prices for Chinatown combined with below average portion sizes, and the dishes do not stand out much.

Their fish is absolutely amazing. The spices are super precise. Food came out perfect love love the…read morefood. Can't wait to try it again. The fish was super fresh.

We went here for lunch to try out Indonesian food. I ordered the Bakst bakar (beef meatballs with…read moresoy sauce and peanut sauce) and mpek mpek (fish cake with glass noodles and cucumber). They were pretty good. My colleagues ordered other dishes and liked what they ordered. Our waiter was patient and answered our many questions. I will definitely come back to try their other dishes.

Great food and service. Tried it twice within a week as I thought of giving it another try to see…read moreif things are consistent and any better. No two opinions about the food as we ordered many things and it was delicious. Some were on the menu but still not available, that is ok as it depends on the traffic too. The sad thing about this place is it's set up. It is huge & warmth is missing, especially when it is literally empty for dinner. It is not inviting at least for this season due to cold. They can close half of the room and put some screens & heaters around to make it warm or less freezing. I don't think even normal conditioning works there. The owner needs to know what they are missing. It has great opportunity but ambiance is completely ignored that keeps the people from coming in. Since Sri Lankan food is great I will try it again but it will not be sit in for sure. We got 4-5 entrees as pictured, both Sri Lankan & Thai, despite the cold room as I m sure many people like it but again it needs real fix.

Excellent first experience with Sri Lankan food, flavorful and fresh. Customizable vegan,…read morevegetarian, and meat options with most dishes. Filling, generous portions. The restaurant space seems to be shared with a Thai/Chinese restaurant with a separate menu from which you can order, too.