Food is fresh made and always loaded with taste. Nothing is pre-made and can take a bit of time…read more Especially the pancake

Exactly what we've been looking for. The food was amazing together with a courteous and friendly…read morestaff. We had the eggrolls, fried dumplings, special fried rice, green beans, salted tofu, and beef plate, all vegan & delicious. I was curious about the salted limeade and was surprisingly impressed. The regular limeade is also good, tastes freshly made. I plan on bringing my family members with us next time. The portions for each meal are pretty good, definitely worth ordering one of each and sharing it. Definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone vegan or not.

Tuệ Tâm is one of my favorite vegan Vietnamese restaurants in Houston, and it never disappoints…read more Starting with appetizers, the fried egg rolls are an absolute must-order -- crispy and perfectly seasoned. The salt and pepper crispy tofu is a standout with bold flavor and a satisfying crunch. The lemongrass tofu is well-seasoned and solid, and the mushroom-based chicken nuggets are honestly one of my favorite appetizers on the entire menu. The fried pancake rounds out the appetizer options nicely as well. On the rice dishes, there's plenty to love. My wife loves the shaking tofu fried rice and orders it every time we visit. The combo fried rice and shaking beef fried rice are both great choices, and the special pot rice is a comforting, satisfying option. The hardest part of dining here is choosing a favorite entrée. The grilled fish platter -- crafted from tofu and seaweed -- is a masterpiece. But it's in fierce competition with the fried chicken rice, made from mushrooms and exceptionally delicious in both flavor and texture. I genuinely can't pick just one. Whether you're a longtime vegan or simply someone who appreciates great food, Tuệ Tâm is absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommend!

This was such a random spot! I spend a lot of time in china town and never knew this was here and…read morethat it was mostly vegan. A couple things to note: 1. It is not 100% vegan. For some reason, they have 1 item (egg roll) that is not vegan. 2. Service is full service style without full service quality. Would be a better setup if we could order at the counter and sit down because that's pretty much the level of service we received anyway, so just keep that in mind going into it. 3. It was pricier than expected. We spent $50 on the items shown here. I wouldn't say I was pleased with what we spent vs what we received. Overall, the food was a mixed bag.. the soup didn't have a ton of flavor despite it being one of their most popular dishes. The 'snails' were really interesting and I enjoyed them. For $20 I wouldn't get them again but they were fun to try. The steak dish was definitely the highlight. It was so good that my non vegan boyfriend bet me $1 it was real steak. It wasn't. Overall, I think it's worth a try but it's unlikely I'll be back anytime soon. Maybe to pick up the steak dish. Beside that, Trendy Vegan offers really good Asian cuisine at a more reasonable price point.

Unfortunate experience! Very rude and cheap ownership. I asked for an extra to-go bag and the owner…read morecame from the kitchen to say I was rude to ask for a single paper bag. Food not worth the in-restaurant experience.

Very cute restaurant off of Hwy 6 in an inconspicuous shopping strip. Went there on an early rainy…read moreSunday evening. The place was deserted so we had all the attention to ourselves. TV was in the background entertaining us with Afro beats. The waitress was a professional, welcoming and very knowledgeable. It's a spacious restaurant very well decorated and kept clean. Love that they have a sink in the dining area, one doesn't have to trek to the restrooms and touch doorknobs etc... Too bad I'm forgetting the names of the dishes we had, they were good. I am not a connoisseur of Ghanaian food but for a 1st experience it was excellent. Shito is AMAZING . Will definitely go back. Kudos to the staff and ownership of this jewel.

Great food! Party of 4 spent around $115 (plus tips) for 4 spicy vegetarian phở (one specially…read morerequested not spicy, so adjustments allowed!), 1 fried rice, and 2 deserts (good portion size to share among 4!). Service was speedy: you pay up front after your meal but every dish and utensil was brought to us efficiently. Very beautiful restaurant!

The eggplant was really good. Very pretty and colorful place. Not the biggest place inside but the…read moreservice was quick and pleasant. Went on Chinese New Year and it was packed with a line extending out of the door. I would come back and try more items.

Literally every dish is a rice dish, we were full from a different place, so we just ordered…read moredessert. We ordered a brown sugar rice roll. It was very crispy, very chewy, and very tasty. Perfectly cooked, reminded of the Korean tboki dish Bur dessert style. Totally love it.

The plaza has a lot of food restaurants and decided to try their rice noodles which they're known…read morefor. There wasn't a lot of people inside during the weekday hours which I prefer. Not too loud or quiet as more people started showing up. For food, the beef rice noodle soup was actually not as overwhelming I thought it would be. There was plenty of meat which was great, however, the broth didn't seem to be as flavorful. If you do prefer light, then this would be best for you. Overall, it was good but not something I'd reach out for.

Amazing time at Yard House! Our server Brannan was the absolute best! 10/10 recommendread more

Food: Burger was decent. But loved their sesame bun. Don't see many places still use it. Fries were…read moredecent too but on the salty side. 4 Stars Service: Bartender was friendly and fast. The food server, however, looked like she was having a bad day. 4 Stars Ambiance: packed and live music. 5 Stars Overall: 4 Stars

I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a little while now and since I had training in The…read moreHeights for work. I had my opportunity to. Parking is on the opposite side of the temple. The grounds of the temple is well manicured and neat with flowers. A big red sign read, "Govinda" was positioned so that I wouldn't miss it. As soon as I walked in at lunch time, the restaurant was damn near empty with only two families. The host immediately sat me at a table front of the buffet line. There was a strong lingering smell of pine-sol and Mr. Clean in the air. Of course, that indication told me that the restaurant was clean. The items on the buffet line was plenty, but limited. I got the rice, tofu curry, chaat marsala, and some vegetables. Everything except for the chaat was bland. It wasn't very easy to eat while the smell of cleaning supplies was in the air. It reminded me of sitting in a bucket of cleaning chemicals while eating a meal. The tofu curry tasted only like turmeric, but no salt or pepper or anything. The rice was super bland. The chaat marsala was very tasty and well seasoned. I finished off with desserts which both options were tasty. I hope to return to try their holiday menu, but I think today was a bad day for the cooks.

Nut allergy warning: I can't recommend eating here if you have a severe allergy. Although dishes…read moreare clearly labeled with ingredients, I still had an allergic reaction with a dish. Since the dishes are different every day, there's really no guarantee that you'll be safe, and cross contamination is a possibility since it's a buffet line. I tried to email ahead of time but never got a reply. We arrived around noon on a Wednesday and there was plenty of seating inside. There is a lot directly across the street for Govinda's customers. Cafeteria buffet-style line. Don't overcrowd your plate, just go back for seconds. Since the menu changes daily, I don't think there's much of a point to review specific dishes. I will say that there's a nice variety of salad, soup, and homemade feeling Indian dishes that everyone really liked. I particularly enjoyed the salad dressing (an avocado cream), the veggie lentil soup, and the spinach potato dish. Unfortunately, the special of the day or a dish near it (the soya Manchurian? Or the curry?) triggered some kind of inflammatory allergic reaction for me, so I had to stop eating. I did try some of the mango cake, which had a great soft and moist texture that I'd definitely have again. -1 star because of the allergic reaction but overall, everyone I went with really enjoyed the food and the service was welcoming and attentive for a buffet. The ambiance is great and it's a lovely setting all around.

First visit to this restaurant/store standalone building with a small parking lot…read more Half is the grocery store and the other half is a restaurant with a full buffet- vegetables and desserts -savory and sweet. Mid sized dining with full glass windows. Once you complete your meal, pick up your food tray, and bring it to counter next to desserts. Someone was waiting to remove empty food trays. I ordered Jasmine rice mixed veggies blend of broccoli, cauliflower, bok choy, and carrots.

Veggie me, veggie you…read more Even after years and years, still one of my fave places when I need to meat decompress. It's a grocery store that has a hot food section with dining and ready to go prepared foods. They also sell banh mis but I heard they've changed a bit. They used to have a tofu and mushroom one that was so perfection. Big pieces of tofu and mushrooms marinated in this delicious sauce. Now I heard they use a tofu and mushroom loaf that is made in house. They also have noodle soups and Vietnamese dishes (com tam, vermicelli noodles, etc) but I go for the deli style lunch box. For $11.75 you get a choice of rice (I've seen brown and purple) or noodles (I always get the noods) plus 3 choices. And a small veggie soup. The lunch box options rotate, there are some items that they have more often. I always get their green beans and I try their various tofu options. Recently they had an eggplant stir fry and it was delicious. There is also an ala carte section that has dim sum items. I love their turnip cake (law bak go). One order comes with 3 pieces and a soy sauce and a chili oil ($5.50). The grocery store has expanded and sells pantry items (noodles, rice, sauces, snacks, etc) as well as fruits and veggies and frozen items (fake meat items). If you are a vegetarian or just need a break, def try this spot. You won't regret it.

I avoided Rooster Vietnamese since my first time having one of their banh mi sandwich at another…read morelocation, where I think they made their own bread. The bread was soft unlike what a banh mi sandwich should be, crusty on the outside. It's like over cooking an Italian pasta and calling it authentic Italian. But a friend wanted to go there so I relented. I'm glad I gave it a second chance because the banh mi was perfect. This Vietnamese was happily surprised and approve of this location.

Any time we come through Houston we stop at Roostar, the sandwiches are just too darn tasty!…read more We stopped in and were greeted right away The gentleman at the counter was quite friendly and answered all of our questions. There is plenty of seating and the restaurant is very inviting. We had the Ribeye Banh Mi, Grilled Pork Banh Mi, Noodle bow with Chicken, and the Chicken Curry. The sandwiches were great as always and Roostar has the best bread! The Chicken Curry was a real treat with lots of flavor.

Amazing place to come and get fried tofu. The price for the tofu is 10 pieces for $2.25. There are…read moresuch a variety of different fried tofu as well as quick and ready to eat Vietnamese food. Even though it is far away, I can stock up on the tofu and put it in the freezer. The place is very clean and the service is excellent. You do need to buy at least $15 for you to use your credit card though and with the food being such reasonably priced, you need to buy quite a bit to reach that $15 minimum!

I've been recently coming here more, there's a lot of more selection in food , drinks, and service…read more The food is fresh and it's served for your which is more hygienic.