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1. houston.eater.com › maps › houston-asiatownWhere to Eat in Houston’s Asiatown - Eater Houston

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   Nov 14, 2023 · This map of the area’s 21 essential restaurants combines neighborhood favorites, chef-approved picks, and newcomers that are poised to continue Asiatown’s reign as one of the top places to dine...

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3. www.houstoniamag.com › home-and-real-estateA Guide to the Best of Houston’s Asiatown | Houstonia Magazine

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   Jun 6, 2024 · Houston's Asiatown is an eclectic, multicultural jumble of restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, and retail centers spanning over six square miles along and around Bellaire Boulevard. It’s...

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5. www.houstonchronicle.com › projects › 2021Interactive: A taste through Houston’s Asiatown

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   May 2, 2021 · The restaurant now offers a mini market assortment of handmade Thai snacks, sausages, chips and more, available for grab-n-go.

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6. www.houstonchronicle.com › life › travelWhere to eat and shop in Houston’s Asiatown - Houston Chronicle

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   Jun 15, 2020 · Stretching roughly 8 miles along Bellaire Boulevard from Mary Bates to Texas 6, Houston’s vibrant Asiatown beckons with countless restaurants, retail shops and small businesses representing a...

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7. texashighways.com › food-drink › uncovering-houstonsUncovering Houston’s Chinatown - Texas Highways

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   The consummate guide to all flavors Chinese—at least in Texas—is Dorothy Huang, who has hosted food tours of Houston’s Chinatown, along with her legendary cooking classes, for more than 35 years.

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   Does Houston have a Chinatown?

   • Most cities have a Chinatown. In Houston, we have Asiatown. With multiple countries and cultures represented among the area’s businesses, it’s a fitting moniker for this incredibly diverse community. You can find restaurants here serving Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese, and Malaysian food, just to name a few.

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   Where to eat a good Vietnamese sandwich in Houston?

   • Spring for more than one — Thien An is easy on the wallet, with most sandwiches under $6. This Houston stalwart is a reliable choice in EaDo, with classic Vietnamese dishes and a popular BYOB policy.

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   Where to eat bánh m in Houston?

   • Kamalan Bakery’s Taiwanese-style breads and buns range from savory to sweet, full of flavor and whichever fillings your heart desires. You’ll have to drive to the outer western edge of Asiatown, but we’re pretty adamant this is the best bánh mì in Houston, hands down.

   A Guide to the Best of Houston’s Asiatown - Houstonia Magazine

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   Where to get Boba in Houston?

   • One of our favorite places in all of Houston to get boba, the Bếp offers a variety of drinks and sinker options, as well as snacks. The shop now has two Asiatown locations, next to Viet Hoa off Beechnut and in Saigon-Houston Plaza.

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   Where to eat in Houston?

   • Known for its iconic all-you-can-eat buffet, Kim Son is one of the city’s essential Vietnamese restaurants and should be on every Houstonian’s dining bucket list. Find an array of dim sum, grilled meats, fried foods, noodle bowls, jelly drinks, teas, desserts, and more. Come hungry — going back for seconds (and thirds) is encouraged.

   Where to Eat in Houston’s Asiatown - Eater Houston

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   What was Houston's original Chinatown?

   • Houston’s original Chinatown was in East Downtown, which served as a hub for Cantonese immigrants who experienced similar racial discrimination as neighboring Black and Latino communities. Established in the 1930s, Old Chinatown was a thriving community…until it wasn’t.

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9. houston.eater.com › maps › best-vietnameseHouston’s Best Vietnamese Restaurants - Eater Houston

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   Sep 12, 2024 · Whether diners crave a filling noodle dish, crusty banh mi with Vietnamese coffee, or a more modern, Vietnamese American interpretation of a dish, this map will lead them to the best Vietnamese...