Continuing my exploration of vegetarian food in North Houston, these are the new places that I tried:
1.Kiran’s: Probably the best Indian food that you would get in Houston, great ambience, located close to Galleria in a prime hub of the city. The chef comes around and meets people and gives a very personal touch to the whole thing. The quality of food was good along with the inviting presentation of the food.
2.Lupe Tortillas – A popular Mexican chain, but an absolute NO for vegetarians, they tried to prepare something for us but failed miserably. Though I liked the ambience, quite authentic Mexican with hat lamps on each table.
3.Bombay sweets at Hilcroft – The usual chaat / Mithai and food shop in Indian areas anywhere. The whole feel of the place is ‘ Oh I can finally smell some familiar food’, and ‘ I can speak my language without having to explain what it means’ and ‘ I don’t have to ask ‘ Do you have anything vegetarian in your menu?’’. Chaats are ok, but I would recommend going only if you are really missing them?
4.El Imperial, FM1960 - An Okie dokie Mexican joint. Nothing great and nothing bad, you will get the typical Fajitas and Nachos and Salsa and Enchiladas.
5.Jason’s Deli – You have at least three soups to choose from, all of which are good, and you can couple it with some tomato-basil pasta.
6.Shehnai – A good Indian restaurant , with a usual Indian set-up and usual Indian menu
7.Thali, US -59, – An authentic Gujarati restaurant, with good food. The spread is huge and the best part is the owner serves the food himself and like a host he insists on you to try various items and keep son insisting on taking some more. You almost feel you are a guest at someone’s place rather than a restaurant. You must have Pooran Poli, if you are there.
8.Cold Stone – The creamery with amazing names and pictures of ice-creams. I did not find ice-creams any different though
9.Mediterranean, Galveston – Amazing food, must visit for anyone visiting Galveston
10.Adelitas, Kuykundel Road – A low end Mexican joint, but good food. They do not fry their Quesdillas like most other mexican joints.
Bon Apetite…
1 comment:
Bombay sweets rocks :-) Not for the food as much as it was the first desi restaurant in the US that I went to.
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