Restaurant Review | Houston's Portuguese and Indian Fusion - Oporto
Today, I visited Oporto, a fusion restaurant of Portuguese and Indian cuisines located in Midtown. The prices are moderate, but the portions are on the smaller side. The food wasn't particularly mind-blowing, but it was definitely enjoyable! We ordered three dishes and a dessert: Crab and Avocado Crostini: Toasted baguette topped with crab meat and avocado π¦π₯. This dish was quite tasty, perfect as a bite-sized appetizer. The baguette was crispy, and the portion came with three pieces. Scallop Farrotto: The risotto was flavorful and well-seasoned, and the scallops were delicious. However, the portion size was quite smallβI felt like my friend and I could have easily finished a whole plate each π. Grilled Octopus: The octopus was tender and not chewy at all. The meat had a good texture, not overly soft. It came with squid and potato stir-fry underneath, which I thought was quite tasty. For dessert, we tried the Portuguese custard tart. My friend mentioned that you can often tell how good a restaurant is by its desserts or custard tarts. This one was just okay π. The edges weren't very crispy, and the filling was nothing special, but it brought back memories of KFC, which I haven't had in a while π₯Ή. Parking in the area can be a bit challenging, but the restaurant offers valet service for $10, which is reasonably priced. Overall, itβs worth a visit! Address: 125 W Gray St, Houston, TX 77019 Restaurant Name: Oporto Fooding House and Wine #Houston #HoustonFood #Food #RestaurantReview #PortugueseCuisine #HoustonExploration #FoodWithoutBorders #TasteTheWorld #RestaurantRecommendation #ExoticFlavors