Cynthia Mullins’ Ultimate Heights Dining Guide: Asian

By Cynthia Mullins
This post is part of a series called Cynthia Mullins' Ultimate Heights Restaurant Guide
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⋆ Whether you’re looking for Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese or even Indian, the Heights has you covered. Delicious stir-fries, sushi, pho, and more can all be found in the Heights. Here are some of my personal favorites.

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Asia Market Thai Lao Food 3620 N. Main St. Established storefront supplying Asian produce & groceries, also serving a Thai lunch & dinner menu. $
Asia Market Thai Restaurant 4822 Fulton St. Thai restaurant preparing authentic Thai dishes using only Thai ingredients, spices and vegetables. $
Heights Asian Cafe 2201 Yale Chinese stir-fries & Vietnamese noodle soups served in a spare cafe with dark woods & pendant lamps. $$
Hughie’s Tavern & Grille 1802 W. 18th & 4721 N. Main St. This relaxed hangout with craft beers features a menu of burgers & Vietnamese sandwiches & entrees. $$
Jenni’s Noodle House 620 E. 20th St. Vietnamese curries & noodles, plus vegetarian options, in a playful setting with modern decor. $
KA Sushi 1901 N. Shepherd Contemporary sushi bar serving twists on Japanese classics, inventive small plates & cocktails. $$
Nam Eatery 502 E. 20th Casual Vietnamese restaurant with modern vibe & menu including pho, bún and homemade yogurt. $$
Pho Binh Noodle and Grill 2916 White Oak Dr. Branch of local Vietnamese chain (since 1983) known for its pho, egg rolls, spring rolls & banh mi. $$
Street Food Thai Market 1010 W. Cavalcade Suite D Thai-style eatery offering popular street food dishes like boat noodles, pad thai, panang beef, and more. $
Tarka Indian Kitchen 721 W. 19th St Local counter-serve chain dishing up Indian curries, kebabs & more in a contemporary setting. $
Thai Spice Asian Cuisine 460 W. 19th St. Branch of a local chain offering classic Thai food in a colorful, casual space. $$
The Rice Box at Heights 300 W. 20th St. Elevated American Chinese takeaway bar serving General Tso, Sesame, Sweet Sour & Kung Pao Chicken their way. $
The Vietnam Restaurant 605 W. 19th St. Classic Vietnamese eats including pork rolls, lemongrass chicken & more as well as a BYOB policy. $$

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Cynthia Mullins

Cynthia Mullins was born in Houston, grew up in Friendswood, and is a graduate of Texas A&M. She has been a real estate agent since 2001 with over $200 million in sales. Cynthia is now a broker associate with Boulevard Realty and specializes in the Houston Heights and surrounding areas. She enjoys the daily challenges that come with being in residential real estate and strives each and every day to do a better job than the day before. Aside from real estate, Cynthia is an actively involved Heights resident and has two wonderful sons.

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