Angry Mom's Kitchen — Restaurant in Houston

I'll give 3 stars for the food, since the pictures look ok.

Bear with me here. So I posted on a neighborhood app trying to find an abandoned dog a home. The post got a lot of views I suppose? Because I was emailed a gift certificate from Angry Mom's (that's the one I picked, out of a couple of choices; I figured I'd give them a try). So I'm off across town in rush hour.

When I get there, it's just a building with a pickup window inside. Ok, one of these innovative shared space kitchen deals. Fine.

Ordering is either done online, or at an automated kiosk run by Square. It's a little glitch-y, and (I should have seen this coming) the automated checkout did not honor my code— that I had just been sent, and that's supposedly valid for another month.

So I don't have much of a review for you, just a about being jerked around. It's a shame...

They had a space in our hospital which is located in the St.Lukes Hospital. The cafeteria is currently doing remodeling & they contracted out different food vendors while their in the process.

Angry's Mom Kitchen was there 4/23/25. I got the crisy chicken & rice meal which consist of the chicken, rice two egg rolls & pot stickers. The chicken was dry & tough & possibly old. The 18.00 didn't match the quality of the food. The egg rolls was tasteless & the potstickers were nasty. Needless to say would not recommend nor would I be patronizing them again. If I'm going to spend almost twenty for cafeteria food...

I was so excited to discover this delicious and authentic Khao Mun Gai, which can be so hard to find done properly, even in a city like Houston. For those who’ve never tried this Thai street food staple, the secret is in the flavorful chicken sauce - ladled over soft velvety chicken slices with savory rice and slices of fresh cucumber. This place is my new go-to for when I want something a little healthier but still get hearty comfort food. The soft chicken is traditional, but I have to say the crispy chicken won me...