I got to-go food two days in a row. They get the food done really quick, usually 15 min. They have…read moreplenty of parking behind the building. The food is pretty good. The first day, I got their chicken wings and beef pho. Chicken wings were yummy and pho was pretty good. The second day, I got chicken pho and bun bo hue. I was confused why the chicken pho cost more than the beef. The bun bo hue was okay but definitely satisfied the craving. They give you plenty of broth and meats too

You know... the food is good and the service is nice... but EVERY SINGLE TIME I go into this…read moreestablishment their parking lot gets vandalized and people get robbed! The officer than showed up to take my police report literally told me that he's handling a vandalism in this parking lot more than 1x weekly. For us, it's no longer worth it. Our car was vandalized we had nothing obvious in the car, no luggage, no bags nothing! We asked the manager for footage and she said their cameras were broken. The police officer told us that's just what they tell all their customers so that they don't have to get involved. That's such crap! The parking lot is so sketchy!

Conveniently located in the Houston Tunnels system in the McKinney food court (which also contains…read moreTop Taste, Mayuri Express, Taka Sushi and Ramen, and Time for Thai). Star Chef offers a choice of pork, chicken and veggie dumplings that are either pan-fried, steam-fried, or deep fried with sides of different kinds of soups and rice plates also available. At lunch time on weekdays, this is a popular spot for downtown Houston workers, and many people often populate the line, though it usually moves quite quickly with wait-time not being too ridiculous. The service is good with the staff being quite friendly, and you can get a decent-sized meal of 10-12 dumplings for between $10-11. The dumplings are decent if not great, and while there are better dumplings options in the Tunnels (such as Doozo's at the Park Shops), Star Chef is still a creditable lunch option. If I want dumplings and don't feel like making the walk to the Park Shops, Star Chef is where I go.

went today during my lunch and tried their pan fried and steamed dumplings since they let you mix…read morethe order. They were both very delicious. The service was quick and friendly. She helped me decide on a combo order so I could try all of their flavors. It's located in the McKinney tunnel so it's pretty easy to find. They do offer seating as they are located in a small food court. I will definitely be back again soon.

Wasn't the best experience. Ordered the sesame chicken and it tasted like sweet and sour.. the…read morebroccoli was under cooked/steamed and my white rice didn't look right. The egg rolls were the best part of the meal. I will give them another shot and try the chicken and see what happens.

Funny thing is I didn't have a problem with food good until upfront guy dark hair glasses! This…read moreguy has a very funky attitude and we literally stopped going there because of that and the perpetual price changing ! He nickel and dimes everything ! And yes changed prices even on posted items !! Get it together or if you hurting shut it down !!! And get therapy act like you want to be there !!

While waiting for a show to start, my mom and I decided to grab food here beforehand. From the…read moreoutside, the restaurant seemed promising with its long lines and fragrant smells, but unfortunately, we ended up disappointed with the overall experience. For a city like Houston, which has so many great Thai restaurants, this place felt entirely mediocre. I ordered the Pad Thai, which was severely overcooked and lacking flavor. The noodles were nearly mushy, and the shrimp was extremely tough and bland. Honestly, the best parts of the dish were the peanuts and the generous wedge of lime on the side, since they were the only things adding any noticeable flavor. My mom ordered the TK Fried Chicken with fried rice instead of jasmine rice, and that dish was also underwhelming. Similar to the Pad Thai, the fried rice lacked seasoning, and while the chicken was crispy on the outside, it was tough and dry on the inside. Overall, this restaurant may look appealing at first glance, but the food did not live up to the hype or the prices. With so many stronger Thai options in Houston, this is not a place I would choose to return to.

Here for 4 days working for a corporate client. Day 1 I stopped here to try a plate. Food was…read morefreshly prepared and cooked once ordered. So many options of places to eat. I choose Thai Kun based on the food presentation. My plate was delicious maybe a little more seasoning on the fish but honestly the extra sodium is not really needed. Would definitely eat here again. The post is great for family dinning or date night. One thing I will say is you must have patience on a weekend when they are swamped with orders. I'd rather wait and have fresh cooked food tho.

This was not the first visit to Fat Bao, but it had been a long while. My purpose was to get the…read moreviral crab Rangoon burrito, which found traction from a IG foodie account. I was literally the second person in line, and also ordered the soft shell crab and peppered tuna baos. It was just as I remembered. Quality small bites. The burrito was 15.00, and was a little too much to eat at one time. I ate about a quarter at a time, spread out through the next few meals. The restaurant is a few communal tables, mixed with some small tables for 2-4 people. I'll be back.

Went to try the viral fried crab rangoon burrito and it was ok. It's very full of the crab filling…read morejust wished the burrito tortilla was a little thicker and the sauce it came was ok as well. We also ordered the Memphis boa just not for us. If you're a Boa person you should definitely try it out they have many different options and meats to choose from. The restaurant is spacious and the staff was very friendly.

I really recommend this place mainly for their Philly cheesesteaks. I don't eat beef so I get the…read morechicken one and it is so so so good. They're actually open 24 hours and their menu is actually huge and they have so many different variety of things for people to try so go try them out I think they're pretty great.!

Saw this place on tiktok as a hidden gem in Houston, decided to try it out because the food looked…read moregood. This is not a dine in restaurant, order and go but the wait is kinda long due to your food getting cooked after u order. You can sit in the restaurant or sit in your car; just know you're going to be waiting a min. I ordered meat and rice bowl with lamb. The bowl was big enough for 2 but if you have a big back, you could probably eat the whole thing... i did The simplest thing was so delicious. Meat was cooked perfectly, veggies were seasoned and sautéed over a bowl of rice. Oh and did I mention this is a Halal restaurant?!? Oh ok! The ambience is pretty chill and low key IG photo quality if you know how to take pictures. Go for yourself and check it out

Would recommend (late night)…read more Stopped in at Spicy Girls during their late-night service. They have a separate menu and ordering style late at night -- it's all QR code, pay-on-your-phone ordering. So if you come in late in the evening, know the menu is more condensed and everything comes in to-go boxes. There's no real waiter; everything's just brought to you and you pay on the app. Using the QR code and app was simple and easy -- if you've been to Japan or other places that do it this way, it's a seamless setup. The menu was condensed when it came up, so we ordered a selection of things. Taiwanese beef noodle soup, $14.99 -- a pretty big serving. Three people could share it as a small bowl, or one person could make a full meal of it. Not packed with vegetables -- a little bok choy -- but the noodles were good and it had chunks of beef cooked nice and tender. The tendons were left on, though, and were a bit chewy; they could've cooked a little longer. The broth reminded me of a mapo tofu type broth -- super Szechuan-y and super oily. I enjoyed the flavor, but my wife said it was kinda mid. Would recommend it, just understand it's a very oily, spicy soup. Dandan noodles (added vegetables) -- some of the better dandan noodles I've had. You can add proteins and vegetables to pretty much anything on the menu. These came warm, which I appreciated -- a lot of times I've had them served cold, but these were good. I'd suggest them as a side noodle or something small. The serving was still pretty big, but to me it's more of an accoutrement than a main dish. General Tso's chicken -- mid at best. Honestly I'd take Panda Express orange chicken over this. Decent portion and it wasn't dry, it just wasn't flavorful -- the batter wasn't crunchy or flavorful either. Could've done without it, so I wouldn't suggest it. Spicy fried fish -- really good. It's sort of like a salt-and-pepper fish, except they hit it with a three-pepper blend and toss it in extra garlic, Szechuan spice, jalapeños, and the like. We enjoyed it a lot -- we even had enough for leftovers, and reheated in the microwave the next day it was still solid. Strong recommendation here. Fried rice (upgrade from white rice, +~$3) -- can't really suggest it. It wasn't awesome, especially for a $3 upcharge -- basically just rice tossed in oil with some green onions. No extra carrots, peas, or anything like that when we had it. We could've saved six bucks getting the white rice and probably been fine. A couple of things to note: they have beer and sake on the after-hours menu, and it's somewhat reasonably priced. All in all, an enjoyable experience. If you're looking for late-night Chinese food -- especially after hours, like midnight or later -- this is a place worth checking out. I'd also like to try their daytime menu sometime, since it's more versatile and would probably be slightly better. In the end, I'd recommend going here late night if you're in the area and looking for Chinese food. And I'd possibly return.

Located in south downtown / midtown. Parking is a hassle; it's paid street parking or you will be…read moredoing some walking trying to find unpaid parking options. The staff is very friendly and the interior is a bit chaotic with the takeout orders. We got a few dishes to share; Beef flat noodle: 3/5, not much beef in there and it was lacking a bit of the wok hei flavor 3 flavor pepper chicken: 2.5/5, these are fairly weak spicy chicken cubes. The batter needs some work and the marinade / seasoning is a bit bland Orange beef: 2.5/5. The sauce is overwhelmingly sweet and not very flavorful Pork with garlic sauce: 3.5/5. The flavor isn't bad but the knife work needs some work; the julienned veggies need to be similar in length and width to the meat. The ratio of the ingredients is a bit off compared to how it's traditionally done so Overall, it seems to be a popular takeout spot in this area but lacks the flavor and traditional flavors of these Sichuan and Northern style dishes

Food is delicious and always hits. Other than it taking a while it's worth the wait. That's how you…read moreknow they put time and effort into making the food.