Family-run place, always busy. Menu&#39;s in Spanish but easy enough to figure out. Got the combination platter for a quick lunch. Had a little of everything, hit the spot. Service was fast, which is what I needed.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. The vegan mac and cheese was solid comfort food, exactly what I needed. Good to have that option.

The steamed appetizers were a nice change of pace. The fish sauce really stood out&mdash;full flavor, not thin at all. Menu&#39;s got some interesting stuff you don&#39;t see often.

Been craving a solid bowl of ramen and this hit the spot. The tonkotsu broth was so rich and creamy, just how I like it. The chashu melted in your mouth and that egg was spot on. Exactly what I needed.

The Fire Roasted Peach Cobbler French Toast is a fun twist. It&#39;s a bit sweet for my usual taste, but the presentation was lovely. The whole place has this bright, airy feel that just makes a weekend brunch feel more relaxed.

The fried pickles are a must-try. They smelled amazing and tasted even better. A perfect crunchy snack to start your meal.

Dover sole is on point. One of the few spots in Houston that gets it right. Fish is always fresh. Quick service for a nice lunch. A bit pricey, but you get what you pay for.

Kate&rsquo;s service is really warm and friendly. The wonton soup and General Tso&rsquo;s chicken were both solid, but it was her chatting with regulars that gave the place its nice, easygoing feel.

These soup dumplings are my go-to! The skin never tears when you pick them up, and the pork filling is just right. Always a solid choice.

Been coming here for years, and their Loter&iacute;a night is always a good time. It&rsquo;s just a chill way to grab some solid food and unwind. The vibe is consistent, which is why I keep coming back.

Came by on a Tuesday and got seated right away. The vegan spicy miso ramen was really good, not too heavy. But the real star was the sesame cucumber &ndash; so crisp and fresh, a perfect little starter.

The Nagasaki ramen broth is so rich and deep. It&#39;s the kind of flavor you just sit with for a minute. The Kobe beef skewers were good, but honestly, the ramen stole the whole show for me.

Parking&#39;s a hassle, but the free taquitos are a nice touch. Quick lunch spot.

The soy sauce marinated crab was fantastic. I liked the cozy, low-key vibe of the place&mdash;it felt like a nice little escape from the usual busy spots. The seafood tofu stew was solid, too.

The Cuban coffee here is smooth but strong, exactly what I wanted. Grabbed a guava pastry with it. The flaky pastry and that sweet guava paste worked perfectly with the coffee. A solid quick stop.

A nice local spot with a fun menu. We usually come for happy hour, the fish selection is pretty good and fresh. The place gets a bit loud later on, but it&#39;s fine for a casual bite.

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