Then, it’s time to visit the sauce bar and add broth to cook it at your table. Diners can visit its rice cake bar, filling up their bowls with different styles of rice cakes, before loading their dish with proteins and other ingredients, like ramen.
The all-you-can-eat restaurant Dookki serves tteokbokki, a type of simmered Korean rice cake, which is customizable with a variety of sauces and broths. Located next door to H-Mart on Bellaire Boulevard, this long-anticipated Korean restaurant quietly opened in early August. Nonno’s is bringing a different style of pizza to Houston. The Maui Wowee, a combination of thinly sliced spam, pineapple, and smoked jalapeno, is a delightful combination of cheesy, sweet, spicy, and smoky. The pizza, with its thin, cracker-like crust, is obviously a must-try. Walk in and you’re met with 90’s tunes blasting from two reel-to-reel machines, an arcade area with pinball machines, spiffy booths with vintage light fixtures (two of which are vintage lamps that once belonged to Pizza Hut), and a full-service bar that serves frozen cocktails and espresso martinis on tap. The Montrose restaurant officially opened Friday, August 4, serving Midwestern tavern-style pizzas sliced in square shapes and 90s nostalgia realness. Nonno’sįrom Martin and Sara Stayer, the owners of Nobie’s and the next-door tiki-style restaurant and bar Toasted Coconut comes this new pizza place that harkens back to the days of Pizza Hut’s reign. Here are the Houston restaurant openings you need to know about right now.
From beloved neighborhood gems adding new outposts in the suburbs to original concepts offering fresh dishes and prepared family meals, there are lots of worthy new establishments just waiting to be added to your 2023 hit list. Summer has brought a wave of new restaurant openings, setting the city ablaze with new places to dine, drink, and lounge around on the patio should the unpredictable Houston weather allow for it.
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