Went back to Moon Rabbit after 2 years and it was just about as I remembered - good ambiance,…read morefriendly staff, and high quality food. We shared the spring rolls, egg rolls, pho, and garlic shrimp - everything was great. They were also baby friendly and provided a high chair and helped adapt one of the entrees so that our toddler had a yummy meal too. Would definitely recommend and will come back sooner next time!

I've been several times and never disappointed. Excellent…read morefood - favorites are garlic butter shrimp vermicelli and salt and pepper squid. Service is great, friendly wait staff ready with suggestions The ambiance is beautiful but casual, very well lit during the day. There are 2 parking lots, the one across the streets is easier. Street parking is generally expected in the area so a lot was exciting.

Still great and plenty of seating. Friendly service. Lunch specials are good value…read more Pluses 1. Brisket tender and juicy, I love the corn side and no aioli. Arugula and melon salad. Shrimp rice bowl. Areas to improve Bring back the cafe sua da slushie.

I love the concept of this restaurant but it seems they missed the mark…read more It's a casual dining experience Asian infusion bbq, with great outdoor seating. Staff was very friendly as well. Food was just not impressive. Crispy ribs were ok, just seems lacking in flavor and all I could really taste was the smoke. I was thinking they would be dripping in sauce, but they weren't. Not really falling off the bone or anything as far as tender. 6.2.10 Brussel sprouts were not great. Very bland and a little mushy. 3/10 Salmon was pretty good, feel like this dish really hit the Asian fusion theme. Nice apricot sauce or something similar with seaweed and pickles. 7.1/10. Chicken Karaage was phenomenal, but an appetizer can't save the whole meal. Dipping sauce was awesome, perfectly fried and balanced flavor. 8.7/10 Con fritters were also a must try. No notes. Try it if you like corn. 9.1/10 Potatoes were also very nice. At the end of the day they are just taters though. 6.6/10. Wanted to really like this place heard great things. Would check it out again to try more things in the menu and the brisket which is only served after 4pm.

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.

If you ever find yourself wandering through Houston's underground tunnels and craving something…read morebold, fresh, and just plain satisfying, Wokker is the spot you don't want to miss. I stumbled across it during a lunch break, and I'm so glad I did. Wokker blends Asian flavors with Southern comfort in a way that feels both creative and comforting. The moment you walk up, the aromas alone pull you in--garlic, spice, smoky char from the wok... all the good things. I ordered the Korean Smoked Brisket Bowl, and honestly, it might be one of the best lunch bowls I've ever had downtown. The brisket was tender with just the right amount of sweet heat, and the veggies had that perfect wok-fired crisp. Their rice is fluffy, the sauce is addictive, and the portion was generous without being overwhelming. I also tried their Brisket Egg-rolls on a friend's recommendation, and wow--spicy, crunchy, and ridiculously good. Perfect for sharing... or not sharing. Service was quick even during the lunch rush, and the staff was friendly despite being busy. The tunnel-level atmosphere isn't anything fancy, but Wokker brings all the personality through its food. Please get served by Christine! If you work downtown or are just exploring Houston's hidden underground maze, Wokker is absolutely worth the detour.

Located in the underground hall with cool vibes, decent seating, entertainment, and a few options…read morefor people to choose from. We went with the brisket egg rolls, which were fresh and hot when we got them. Sauce was a good balance with them and I really liked this item. The cowboy katsu had great flavor, but needed more sauce since our bowl quickly turned into just bland white rice that got left behind. An extra side of bbq, or more toppings overall would've helped a lot for me.

I tried this food truck for the first time last week on campus. I was craving something large and…read moresalty, and Happy Endings was just the right fit. I ordered the Zen Hot Dog, which comes with cream cheese, bacon, and green onions. It tasted exactly how you'd expect it to taste - not bad, and pretty filling. I checked out the menu while waiting for my order and Happy Endings offers some interesting buns and hot dog options. If you're in the mood for Asian fusion, come try this place!

Happy ending should be renamed crappy ending if they plan on serving customer hotdogs that make any…read moregas station day old hotdog look and taste like wagyu. I mean 8$ hotdog that can't even compare to circle k 1.19 hotdog? Hotdog 0-10 I took one bite and trash it. The only place the hotdog belong

Dependable spring rolls (customizable if you don't want the pork) with peanut sauce;…read more awesome shakin chicken Bahn Mi (flip the menu over), may be the best in town?!?? Or maybe it's my fond memories of their first location on W 18th; surprise of this new location, complete with pickle ball court, outside covered porch, gorgeous March cold snap, amazing playlist and beers on tap! Note the Bahn Mi (did I spell it correctly?) is toasted, not fried with butter or grease on the grill Service is fast and on it! n.b. this is probably my first 5 * review in 12 months

Ordered to-go for pick up online ahead of time…read more Got the Turmeric Fish and Chips for my order and you can deff taste the turmeric. Fish was crispy and they used swaii fish and came with a creamy dipping sauce. Fries probably would've been crispy if we ate it there, but overall okay. They have a line dedicated for to-go/pick up orders and they have a camera where they can see if someone pulls up to bring the food directly to your car. I also noticed they had 2 pickleball courts which is pretty unique! Parking - within their own lot

Lumpia was alright but the fries were bomb! Very crispy, great sauce and blend of flavors…read more Puetatas marinated pecan smoked pork butt, sauteed onions, shredded cheddar, BBQ sauce, buttermilk ranch, chives

So good. The crispy pork was crispy and just so so tasty. The rice though! Buttery, garlicy, a…read morelittle crunch. Just amazing rice. The cashier/server was very friendly. 5 stars

Was so excited to try this place!!! It's been on my list! We had early reservations and they…read moreworked out perfectly. Started with the scallion waffle which was such a mind play!! Savory when you expect sweet. The sambal butter makes it!! Use liberally. The steak frittes cooked to perfection and the rice cakes were so good and SO SPICY!! Amazing. Pandan ice cream was a great way to end the meal. I wanted the sundae but it was so big. The lovely waitress made it with just in scoop and it was devine!! The only critiques I can give is when it's just two people, don't seat them at a booth for 4-6 people. Be mindful.

NEVER GOING BACK.... Totally forgot about the reservation and got a $40 charge. We have been…read morehere several times and enjoyed. But too many places in Houston and the Heights.

The food at this place is SO good! The dumplings are incredibly flavorful, and the fried rice is…read morehonestly the best I've ever tried. I definitely recommend stopping by if you're looking for a great spot to eat. Such a great place to visit you won't regret it!

This restaurant is super dependable and consistent and there are two dishes that you must get when…read moreyou come here. The restaurant is located off 59 feeder and parking can be challenging at times. The restaurant is clean and usually quite busy. The staff is nice and straightforward. The dishes that you must get are the Sichuan style Biang noodle or the regular Biang noodle. The noodles are freshly made and super long and thick. The sauce is so delicious and pairs so well with the perfectly chewy noodles. The amazing fish is also a must order dish. They use flounder that nicely seasoned and coated with a perfect coating that is crispy and so addictingly delectable. Somehow it is so light and crispy and doesn't feel greasy. My diagnosis: come here for scrumptious amazing fish and Biang Biang noodles!

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.

This review is based on the viral crab rangoon burrito, which is a limited-time item. I'll update…read moremy review if I try anything else from their regular menu. The crab rangoon burrito didn't really taste like crab rangoon. It was extremely creamy and heavily filled with cream cheese almost to the point of being overwhelming. After a few bites, it started to feel a bit sickening, and I don't think I could finish more than one slice. It was missing that traditional savory, umami flavor, and instead tasted only like cream cheese. The outer layer also didn't hold up well. It wasn't strong or crispy enough to support the filling, so everything felt soft and fell apart. It honestly made it difficult to eat without a spoon (which they did include). It was also overpriced at $16. The service was good and the ambiance was pretty standard.