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    Rotizen - Palak Paneer

    Rotizen

    4.8(9 reviews)
    2.9 miMidtown
    $$

    I love Indian food, but I have no idea how to make it myself. I tried rotizen for the first time a…read morefew weeks ago on the recommendation of a friend (Thanks Samantha L!). After seeing that one of the standard options had cottage cheese, I emailed the company to see if a vegan box was available. Within a few minutes, I heard back that it would be no problem. Yay, just what I like to hear!! Basically, you get a huge box of vacuum sealed Indian food packages with freezer packs to your door. You don't need to be home when it's delivered---just put it all in your freezer before you go to bed that day. (The packages are relatively compact--you won't need to clear out your entire freezer like you would with freshly). My first meal with red kidney beans was great. I followed the directions to a T (1.5 minutes in the microwave for the entree and gravy and 1 minute for the rice) and it was steaming hot. It tasted exactly like Indian food I've had at restaurants and friends' houses. I would fully recommend it! As compared to other services, I found the portions incredibly affordable. I don't know how to make Indian food on my own, so I've traditionally ordered vegan Indian food for $3/a can. I've also ordered takeout for ~$10-15 per person. This comes out much closer to $7-8, especially if you are not an especially voracious eater. Cons: One of the disadvantages is that the directions included with the package can be a bit confusing if you are not super familiar with Indian dishes. I didn't know exactly what the "gravy" was from the "entree" I sent this in the feedback form that rotizen emailed me, so I hope this will be included in future boxes.

    I LOVE this food! I am somewhat new to Indian food, but love everything about Rotizen. It's not…read moreonly delicious, but comforting to know its all natural. It comes neatly packed and safely kept cold via insulated containers. I've already placed my next order!

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    Rotizen - Dal with Bharma Shimla Mirch

    Dal with Bharma Shimla Mirch

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    Homemade Indian Meal

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    Luling City Market - 1/2 pound meat and two sides.

    Luling City Market

    3.2(298 reviews)
    2.3 miHighland Village, Galleria/Uptown
    $$

    I was craving barbecue--specifically lean brisket and a good beef sausage link--and this spot had…read moresolid reviews, so I decided to give it a try. When you walk in, the first thing you see is the bar area. At about 3 p.m., on a Friday, the bar stools were nearly full. One reviewer mentioned that the bar seemed to be the main attraction during their visit, and I can see why. I actually wasn't sure where to go to order food until the bartender pointed me further inside. Behind a wall is the actual ordering line. Even getting started was a little confusing. You grab a tray and the first thing you encounter is the fountain drink machine, which makes it feel like you've skipped a step. Meanwhile the dining area--roughly the same size as the bar area--was practically empty. The whole layout just felt a bit disjointed. The menu also threw me off a bit. Instead of typical barbecue plate options (one-, two-, or three-meat plates with sides), most items are priced by the pound. There was one half-pound meat option with two sides, and thankfully they let me split that between two meats. I ordered lean brisket and a homemade beef link with pinto beans and green beans. The beef link was excellent. The casing had that perfect snap, and the filling was moist and crumbly--the way a good Texas sausage should be. Too many places pack sausage so tightly it eats like baked salami, but this one had great texture and flavor. The brisket, unfortunately, was pretty dry. The pinto beans and green beans were fine--filling, but nothing memorable. And then came the crescendo of the visit: the barbecue sauce. They appear to offer only one sauce, and it tasted strongly mustard-based...which I absolutely detest. What made it even more confusing is that the sauce was a reddish-orange color, which made me assume it was a typical tomato-based BBQ sauce. Nope. If there were other options, they weren't offered or pointed out. One other drawback is how close the bar is to the dining area. Sitting within earshot of some pretty colorful bar conversations while trying to eat was a little off-putting. So overall: great beef sausage, dry brisket, forgettable sides, and a mustard-forward sauce that sealed the deal for me. If there were a traditional sauce option, I might consider coming back. But that mustard-based barbecue sauce? Yeah... that is surely a deal breaker.

    I could eat BBQ every single day. Rain, shine, heartbreak, payday it doesn't matter. So when I saw…read moreLuling City Market, I slammed on the brakes like my car forgot how to drive. The smell hit me before I even walked in smoky, meaty, heavenly. I swear it whispered, "Eat me." It was lunchtime, so I kept it "simple": brisket sandwich and a spicy sausage link. Famous last words. First, the brisket sandwich. The bread? So thick it could bench press a brisket. The meat? Old, tired, sad. No bark. No life. Looked like it had survived the great BBQ apocalypse yesterday and was just... holding on. I took one bite and whispered, "Oh this brisket has regrets." Then I went for the spicy link, hoping for a comeback story. Nope. Flavor? Evaporated. Spice? Missing in action. Just sadness in casing form. I stared at it, imagining it going to therapy for underachievement. By the end, I was just staring at the smoker like it personally ruined my childhood. BBQ places like this, man they're stuck in the past. The service? Always sweet, amazing folks. And honestly, it reminded me of Sundays growing up family crowded around, my dad on the grill making ribs, the smell drifting down the block, neighbors sneaking over, my brother stealing ribs like a little criminal mastermind. Pure nostalgia. But the new BBQ masters out here? They're not playing. They're remixing recipes, tossing in flavor, sending heat like a BBQ apocalypse in the best way possible. I'm talking ribs that make angels weep, brisket that hits your soul, sausage that could start a revolution. And I'm so here for that era.

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    Luling City Market - Inside bar view from table

    Inside bar view from table

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    BEST Sausage in the City of Houston Hands Down !!!!

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    Phoenicia Specialty Foods

    Phoenicia Specialty Foods

    4.4(879 reviews)
    3.7 miDowntown
    $$

    I was just passing through downtown Houston when I was looking for a quick snack, and I stumbled…read moreupon this supermarket. what a surprise! The parking was a bit of a challenge, but it was easy enough because it was a calm Tuesday morning. To get from the parking area to the store, you just take the elevator one level down, and then you're right inside. This place is surprisingly big, filled with all kinds of snacks, cookies, and coffee. The highlight for me was their shawarma breakfast wrap. It was top-notch and exactly what I needed. You choose between whole wheat or white pita, and it's filled with scrambled eggs, your choice of fresh or sautéed spinach, and they add potatoes as well. Then they top it with shawarma chicken, tomato, and a delicious sauce. For $8.5 it was worth every bite. Hands down, a five out of five. I also tried their coffee, which was just a standard brew sitting in ice for hours and nothing special. At $2.50, it was fine, but nothing to write home about. The real stars were the cookies. I got a coconut pecan cookie and an almond crunch cookie, and both were absolutely delicious. I didn't have time to explore the whole store, but there was a great selection of fresh produce, chocolates, and all sorts of small treats. Overall, the staff were really friendly, and the entire visit was smooth. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area. Five out of five stars!

    A great find with a great location downtown! I found myself wandering back here multiple times…read morewhile in town for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Plenty of healthy and not so healthy but delicious options, the breakfast chicken shawarma wrap was a great way to start the day with fresh squeezed orange juice. They have a great selection of salads and some sandwiches which were a quick and easy lunch. The MKT Bar had a warm bowl of chili on a cold day which was just what I needed. A great one stop shop with groceries as well!

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    Phoenicia Specialty Foods
    Phoenicia Specialty Foods
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