Your Kitchen — Restaurant in Houston

We saw the new management sign advertising Thai food along with BYOB. We decided to give it a try. I called ahead to confirm I could bring a bottle of wine and if they have wine glasses. Bring your own glasses but enjoy your own wine with no corkage fee. You order at the counter and if you don't see what you want he offered to make it. Very nice younger couple manage it now. We started off with the egg rolls and they were cooked perfectly. Crunchy on the outside and softer in the middle. We ordered beef basil with bell peppers & onions. Very fresh and the meat was tender. We were still a little hungry but didn't want an entire entree so for dessert we ordered another order of egg rolls! Both owners came to the table to check on us. Many to go orders while we were there. We will be back... might even drive thru for the...

I've past by this place for a few year and been meaning to give it a shot for a while. A friend of mine said the burgers were good and my first thought was, 'huh? Isn't that an Asian food place?' Well yeah, their primary menu is what I'd call Americanized Asian food but apparently they make burgers and fries also. Was passing by at lunch time today and did something I thought I'd never do, ordered a burger at an Asian restaurant. Double cheeseburger with fries to go for about $7. Wasn't dissapointed, everything was cooked to order and piping hot. Fries were naked, not salted, but there was single serving salt packs and ketchup in the bag so that was cool. Burger was nothing special but cooked well and on a nicely toasted bun. Overall pretty good. Looking forward to trying the Asian...

After passing by this questionable looking restaurant for years, I finally stopped and ordered a double cheeseburger and fries for $6. It was delicious! It tasted like the old fashioned cheeseburgers I had as a kid. There was no salt on the fries or the meat, which I greatly appreciate. Their menu is vast, including chicken fried steak, lots of shrimp chinese food dishes and vietnamese food too. Everything is inexpensive. I look forward to trying something else if I can get past the delicious cheeseburger. The restaurant was surprisingly spacious and clean, despite the furnishings being at least a quarter century old. All in all, it's yet another hidden jewel in Spring Branch. Bring cash because they don't take...