Houston’s culinary scene is flourishing this spring with a variety of new establishments offering diverse flavors and experiences. Here’s a curated list of notable openings to explore:
Angie’s Pizza – The Heights
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After gaining popularity as a pop-up, Angie’s Pizza is establishing a permanent location at 1002 W 11th St. Expect wood-fired pizzas, house-made pastas, and a full bar program in a cozy neighborhood setting.
King Steak – Galleria
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Opening on May 21, King Steak marks Johnny Vassallo’s return to the steakhouse scene. Located in the Galleria area, the restaurant emphasizes premium ingredients, including a $25 vegetable charcuterie board, and offers a Texas-themed atmosphere.
Nan Xiang Express – Cypress
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Renowned for its Michelin-recommended soup dumplings, Nan Xiang Express has opened its first Texas location in Cypress at 13126 FM 1960 Rd. W. The menu features dumplings, noodles, and Chinese-style breakfast items.
Mambo Seafood – Willowbrook
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Set to open its 13th Houston location on May 22 at 7728 FM 1960 Rd W., Mambo Seafood continues to offer signature seafood platters, Mambo rice, and seafood boil bundles in a vibrant setting.
Kitchen Rumors – Washington Avenue
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Chef Jassi Bindra introduces Kitchen Rumors, an Indian-inspired restaurant blending traditional spices with global influences. Located at the former Xin Chao space, expect dishes like bison short rib nihari and pan-seared branzino.
These new additions reflect Houston’s dynamic and diverse food scene, offering something for every palate. From international flavors to upscale experiences, these restaurants are worth a visit this spring.