48 Hours Eating Houston’s Most LEGENDARY Food!

Indian food has zero to do w Texas cuisine

Met my wife at the El Patio bar called Club No Minor 35 years ago. Great place, great food and deadly margaritas, a great combination.

9:24 literally walking distance from me. It’s probably some of the best Desi food in Houston, and if you asked for me or Raul, we could have gotten you a discount. The area is the prostitution capital, many documentaries on it, so I hope you got a room anywhere else, and north a few blocks on Beechnut, you’d hear gunshots 3 times a week. Not the best area, but not even close to the worst.

Wrong home of BBQ is actually the Carolinas . North and South Carolina . It was brought there from the West Indies

Seeing British people around the Batonrouge and Houston area is so interesting to me, most of my life I have lived between both of these states, it’s a normal way of life for us. Also,the Indian man is exactly right, Houston has a massive amount of diversity for food. It’s quite amazing! I was going to say that you missed out on the Indian food. Most people do but you hit it right on the head. Good on ya! I did live in Europe when I was a young kid for about seven years. I went to a British school so I know what most British people assumed about Americans. The irony is, most southern Americans don’t see the British like that at all, we see them as a long lost cousin or an unrelated brother. It’s hard to explain but most people in the south are going to be very friendly and nice to Brits. Enjoy the south and your vacation, we enjoy you guys being here!

Aga’s is one of my favorites❤❤❤

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ALL airport retail stores and venders are currently stocking up on TSA approved condiments (all Ranch varieties), various snacks, and pre-boarding fast food meals, in anticipation of massive rush on these items before leaving America.

Thankfully you can get great breakfast tacos all over the Houston area they are perfect for breakfast in a hurry

Taste of Texas #2 Restaurant in the country according to YELP 😊

Just an FYI, It's not "Who-stun" it's pronounced "HEW-stun"

I love watching Europeans eat our BBQ. Probably one of my favorite past times.

You can actually buy El Patio chips in HEB in Texas cuz they're so awesome.

The fact that you didn't hit any Vietnamese means you gotta come back. Houston is so massive; we say Houston is an hour away from Houston. You'll probably do little Saigon and Nifa's next time I'm sure...

That's club nominer. They misspelled it back in the 90's

El Patio is very low on the totem pole for Mexican food.

Felix's opened in 1929. My grandparents went there when they were young. It BURNED down, it didn't close its doors.

Houston is THE most diverse city in the entire country! We are a foodie city! Welcome and enjoy your stay!!!!!! If you are craving a pub, High O'Connor's on Dincans is great.. Birdies Den on Richmond is an amazing bar!

I live 3 minute away from El Patio. Next time check out the food trucks around the corner!!

As a world traveler, Houston has the best food on the entire planet. No other place is as diverse. It of course has the southern food influence, but it has 1st generational migrants from around the world, TX BBQ, central and south American influence, Louisiana cajun influence, seafood from litterally being 2 hours from the ocean, a strong Chinese, Korean, and Japanese imigrant reputation. We have a very large Vietnamese population. We have old world polish and German settlers that continued their traditions. We have greek and Arab folk 1st gen migrants running food trucks... im gonna stop rambling, but Houston has the best food in the world. There is no other place with our level of quality and diversity. I will never leave

Indian food is good because is cooked by Mexicans 😅

Every time we’re in Houston we hit the bar at Doris Metropolitan for a drink, the bread, and the grilled octopus!!! ❤ Truth is absolutely delicious! I make a copycat of their Tator tot casserole! It’s so delicious and worth the trip itself! Haha! We understand! Texans love their chips and hot sauce!

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Im late to this video, new viewer here. And I would like to extend another invitation to our beautiful city, HOUSTON. as a Mexican Houstonian, I'm glad you got to try some... Some of the great foods here. But next time. Stay longer and explore more. You won't regret it. Thank you for the beautiful sentiment of my city. Come back soon. Much love from Houston TX.

You have to try kolaches in Houston too. Texas style, not the sweet Czech kolaches. It’s Houston’s signature pastry

Such interesting flavours

I used to have brothers every morning on my way to the office. The best 👌

Brothers taco house! Nice restaurant selection. Glad you made it to agas. Greatest food ever... And El patio... What a callback. I feel like killens gets overlooked these days since the explosion of pitmasters on the scene, but i do love their beef ribs and brisket. Nicely done

This was a great tour Sir. Also you did barely scratch the surface. We. Love. Food. In the city.
Don't go to anyone's home... You might never leave The H. We cook like THAT!

We need more Brits in Sugar Land. You folks really know how to appreciate the diversity in our food culture.

Respect for the Texans hat! 🫡 we’ll see ya’ll in London!

You gotta hit up Trill Burgers next time

I live near Bothers Tacos and I promise you, Monchys had better tacos. Their corn tortillas are amazing.

Best fried shrimp and chicken fried steak at barbeque inn Yale at crosstimbers

Ummm....no seafood, no fried chicken, no "chicken fried" steak, no non-"chicken fried" steak, no Cajun food, no Vietnamese food, no Salvadoran/Honduran food, no West African food, no Middle Eastern food? Was this guy even in Houston? 😜

Also, Truth BBQ is in the Heights and is about 3 miles from Downtown Houston, not 30 miles.

The tacos are for sure 10 out of 10😊😊😅