4501 Almeda Food & Entertainment — Restaurant in Houston

I originally came to town for DreamCon, but while I was here, I kept hearing great things about this food park and it definitely lived up to the hype. On my first visit, I tried Hibachi Bros and ordered the Chicken Hibachi with yum yum sauce. The flavor was incredible, and they were generous with the portions, especially the chicken.

During my second visit, I stopped by Big Poppas and ordered The Jesus Philly. It was packed with meat and cooked perfectly—every bite was satisfying. In the back of the park, there’s a dessert truck called Amore Sweets, and wow… their treats are out of this world. The banana pudding? Absolutely to die for!

What really stood out the most, though, was the hospitality. Every single food truck worker I interacted with went above and beyond to create a warm, welcoming experience. You can tell it’s a great group of people running the show here. I’ll definitely be back for Day 3. Thank you all for making my visit such a...

I like this location. When it is super busy, parking may be an issue. I see they had a place to sit and eat and looks like there will be a stage for live entertainment. I got food for me from Hibachi Bros (10/10) and Nitram's Kitchen (10/10 for food but customer service 5/10. I walked up to window and the two guys barely stopped talking to each other to ask me what I wanted. Only after I ordered did one of them stand up and open the screen. The other one was blowing on his vape or something, inside the truck were they are to be preparing food. I only ordered greens and was the only customer yet it took about 5 minutes.) My male bff got food from Big Poppa Jerk (7/10) and It's Nola Baaaby! (7/10). All in all, I would try them again. Maybe stay and eat and vibe out to music...

I went to the hibachi food truck. The chicken is almost flavorless. You need to drench it in yum yum sauce to eat it. The veggies were drenched in oil. The fried rice was mediocre. Not worth the price you pay at least for the chicken plate I got.

The park itself was in the not so nice part of town and really had nothing going for it. It was littered with fallen plant life that hasn’t been cleaned up. I wouldn’t stay longer than it takes to pick up the food as it’s hot and basically no shade. There is also no real parking. You have to park on the side of the street. The place is also pretty small. Not the best food truck park, but I’m sure it could be worse.

Also, I would recommend going later in the day because even around 5/6pm most places were closed or...