LA-based vegan ramen shop boils up spot in hot Heights development Rakken Ramen offers a selection of small plates in addition to noodles.
Courtesy of Rakken Ramen A plant-based ramen restaurant will open in The Heights next month. Rakken Ramen comes to the M-K-T Heights mixed-use development from California, where it has six locations, and Tokyo (three more). Slated to open in April, it will be the restaurant s first Texas location Traditionally, ramen restaurants make a pork-based tonkotsu broth, but Rakken Ramen s vegetable broth gets its umami punch from a combination of kombu (edible algae), mushrooms, carrots, onion, ginger, and garlic. Diners may satisfy their carnivorous cravings by adding pork chasu or chicken to their noodles. The menu also includes an extensive selection of appetizers and small plates such as gyoza, shumai, karaage, hand rolls, and steamed buns.
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How Houston restaurants braved Uri, plus an innovative East End eatery takes root
How Houston restaurants braved Uri, plus an innovative East End eatery
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Courtesy of Roots
Courtesy of Roots On this week s episode of What s Eric Eating, Avondale Food & Wine owner Mary Clarkson joins CultureMap food editor to discuss the news of the week. Their conversation begins with a review of how restaurants responded to Winter Storm Uri. Clarkson shares a dramatic story of being in the middle of service when her Montrose restaurant and wine bar suddenly lost power. The hosts also note the revenue restaurants lost due to spoiled inventory and canceled Valentine s Day reservations.
New sushi restaurant + sake grill slices into cool Heights development Blue Sushi is sailing into Houston.
Courtesy of Blue Sushi Sake Grill A new sushi restaurant is coming to The Heights this summer.
Blue Sushi Sake Grill will open its first Houston location at M-K-T Heights, the new mixed-use development on N. Shepherd Drive just north of I-10. Part of the Omaha-based Flagship Restaurant Group, Blue Sushi serves an extensive selection of sushi (both nigiri and maki), sashimi, and prepared items that range from grilled items to hot and cold shareable plates. Flagship participates in the Monterey Bay Aquarium: Seafood Watch program to ensure that all of the fish it serves has been responsibly caught and/or humanely raised.
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