Photo by: Karen Warren, Staff Photographer
Xeo Yum specializes in banh xeo, a southern Vietnamese dish featuring a golden, turmeric-tinged crepe filled with pork, shrimp and bean sprouts.
Local eats
Photo by: Pu YIng Huang | Participating restaurants include Amrina, Blood Bros. BBQ, MAD, March, Musaafer, Navy Blue, Street to Kitchen, Tatemo, Xochi and more. Get tickets here. | |
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Photo by: Michael Anthony | Norigami is the latest restaurant to feed Houston's sushi obsession, but this time it comes with a secret bar. | |
Photo by: Lilly Seafood | The Khans bought Lilly Seafood when the previous owners retired, and they are gradually introducing its own Indian influences into the menu. | |
Photo by: Whataburger | Fundraiser offers free Whataburger with purchase for $1 donation to Houston Food Bank through Oct. 9. | |
Photo by: Chopd & Stewd | Culinary offerings will be at the center of a new cultural festival Sept. 30 celebrating the West African diaspora. | |
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Houston's top restaurants
Photo by: Annie Mulligan, Contributor | Houston's dining scene is exceptional. We feature the very best our city has to offer in this list. | |
Aprons on
Photo by: Carolina Ayala, Contributor
Kodri millet cooks fast, is easy to digest, high in protein and rich in phytochemicals, says Houston chef and recipe creator Anita Jaisinghani.
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Barbecue
Photo by: J.C. Reid / Contributor
As inflation continues to push consumers to find lower cost options for dining out, barbecue restaurants have been subtly rebranding and revamping menus.
- 25 best places to get barbecue in the Houston area: The Greater Houston area is enjoying a new era of smoked meat supremacy, making it, perhaps, the new capital of Texas barbecue. Here are some of the shining stars.
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