Would not recommend their “award winning” beef rendang. The beef was plentiful, but full of fat and gristle. The sauce was very oily, but flavorful. The chicken satay appetizer was delicious, and the service was good. A very noisy restaurant, so not ideal for quiet conversation.
Wei Sun
The salad is rotten.
Gabriel H
This Malaysian restaurant is located at one of the many strip-malls in Katy. The building is modern and the dining area is divided into smaller areas to make it appear cozy. Service was friendly, informal and prompt, but very basic. There was no attempt to clean the table between courses, although sauces had d bee spilled and a little wipe would have been welcome. Interesting cocktails and juices. We shared all plates and the meal was enjoyable. We started with Roti (an Indian flat bread with a delicious curry chicken dip. We also enjoyed the Kerabu Prawns, skewered large prawns with pickled papaya, mango peanuts and toasted sesame. While it is advertised to come with a light spicy sauce, we didn't detect the kick. The Salt and Pepper Calamari were crisp, flavorful and slightly crunchy: delicious! The Mango chicken was a winner, with fresh mango, bell pepper and onions, also in a light (Spicy?) sauce. Beef Rendang (shank) was served with a coconut curry and chunks of potato. It was reminiscent of Hungarian Goulash, but with the addition of coconuts. Beef Hor Fun was our final choice: savory, although less memorable. Stir-fried Organic green beans and stir-fried Snow Pea tips made for delightful vegetable accompaniments. Overall, it was an enjoyable family dinner, with flavorful food and generous portions. The red peppers on the manu suggesting spicy food are not reflected in the dishes.
Linda O
I can't understand why people like this place. No flavor. The beef tasted boiled then thrown in some rice. Pork shrimp dumpling tasted fishy. I would never go back.
Mary Manning
The restaurant had a great outdoor seating area with beautiful views.
J K.
Ordered the spicey garlic chicken Togo and when i got home i noticed that the chicken as very very old. Probably 3 days old chicken...HORRIBLE
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Visited on a Monday night around 8pm. Little before 8pm. Even though hours are posted as 9pm close more than half the restaurants were closed. While eating watched other customer interactions, by 830pm ish all but 2 or so restaurants closed. You can just put 830pm close rather than 9 and make customers find out the hard way. Or get workers with some work ethic that won't slack. Workers didn't seem to have much of customer service and didn't care about the job. All the tables were dirty and had food crums and drippings on every single table. None of the workers seemed to care since it's not their own table. This Hmart needs to step up on food court management. Probably the dirtiest Hmart food court ive been to.
Dave Koh
Visited on a Monday night around 8pm. Little before 8pm. Even though hours are posted as 9pm close more than half the restaurants were closed. While eating watched other customer interactions, by 830pm ish all but 2 or so restaurants closed.You can just put 830pm close rather than 9 and make customers find out the hard way. Or get workers with some work ethic that won't slack. Workers didn't seem to have much of customer service and didn't care about the job.All the tables were dirty and had food crums and drippings on every single table. None of the workers seemed to care since it's not their own table.This Hmart needs to step up on food court management. Probably the dirtiest Hmart food court ive been to.
Nicholas W.
- Nice variety of options and different cuisines.- Kinda loud because of announcements for orders being ready. (My local hmart has a buzzer system instead)- On the smaller side and feels a bit cramped. Also, the eatery is only accessible by walking through the grocery store, so it can get a bit congested Overall, a good food court though, and I would definitely come back again
Jihan G.
Review from a non-Asian: This area is referred to as the Katy Chinatown. I love this H Mart. It's clean, well stocked, but what I love as much as the store is all the Asian restaurants, bakery's and shops surrounding it. For that reason, the food court In This H mart isn't that great and they don't carry store made sushi (although they do have sushimi). You can easily make a day of visiting this location and all the surrounding shops. It's absolutely worth a visit if you are into that sort of thing.
Loved this place! D Ample parking, tasty food mall and a variety of items in the grocery! This location is by far my favorite one. It's clean and modern on the inside. I tried several items from different spots in their food mall. Delish Korean ribs, calamari, some of the creamiest ice cream ever, shishito peppers and more. Everything was well seasoned and delish! Can't wait to return!
Oscar C.
Well stocked, great selection, it was a bit pricey but most things are imported so cant complain that much will absolutely be coming back
Jay Kim
contains all the asian restaurants in hmart. all of them are delicious! cant wait to go back.
May M.
Very good selection for veggies, Asian grocery items, in-store bakery, meats/ fresh seafood and several eat-in or take out stores to choose from inside their cafeteria area.
Jando S.
As one of the newer H Marts in Texas, this location is the anchor point of Katy's growing pseudo Asian enclave (#1) and happens to be my favorite H-Town in the greater Houston area. It's big, clean, and shows off a lot of what most H-Marts do well. While it's the only H-Mart in Katy, it is one of 3 in the Houston metropolitan area, which is more than any other area in the state. Speaking of the Texas, it is massive. (#2) From the parking lot to most of the aisles, it's incredibly spacious and abundant in every direction. Even in the 4 years in which it's been open, the popularity hasn't resulted in much wear-n-tear of the place at all and everything from the food court to the bathrooms are super clean. Most things are organized and easy to find, which is a must for any quality grocery store. I've been pretty impressed with their produce, which seems to be on the higher quality end and there's a good section for organic items. The seafood selection is also really fabulous, as is their selection of meats in the butcher / deli area. It sounds overly redundant to mention this, but the Asian snacks (especially Korean ones) variety is beyond excellent. I don't think any H-Mart would be complete without the latter. Then of course, there's the extra stuff which includes beauty products from The Face Shop, pastries and baked goods from Tous Les Jours, a bustling food court with numerous eateries, and the added benefit of being next to all the stellar restaurants in Asia-Town. Most if not all the H-Marts are the same overall, but I think this one in Katy happens to be one that stands out over the rest. _____________ (#1) (#2) Truly, everything is bigger here in the Lonestar State.
Would not recommend their “award winning” beef rendang. The beef was plentiful, but full of fat and gristle. The sauce was very oily, but flavorful. The chicken satay appetizer was delicious, and the service was good. A very noisy restaurant, so not ideal for quiet conversation.
The salad is rotten.
This Malaysian restaurant is located at one of the many strip-malls in Katy. The building is modern and the dining area is divided into smaller areas to make it appear cozy. Service was friendly, informal and prompt, but very basic. There was no attempt to clean the table between courses, although sauces had d bee spilled and a little wipe would have been welcome. Interesting cocktails and juices. We shared all plates and the meal was enjoyable. We started with Roti (an Indian flat bread with a delicious curry chicken dip. We also enjoyed the Kerabu Prawns, skewered large prawns with pickled papaya, mango peanuts and toasted sesame. While it is advertised to come with a light spicy sauce, we didn't detect the kick. The Salt and Pepper Calamari were crisp, flavorful and slightly crunchy: delicious! The Mango chicken was a winner, with fresh mango, bell pepper and onions, also in a light (Spicy?) sauce. Beef Rendang (shank) was served with a coconut curry and chunks of potato. It was reminiscent of Hungarian Goulash, but with the addition of coconuts. Beef Hor Fun was our final choice: savory, although less memorable. Stir-fried Organic green beans and stir-fried Snow Pea tips made for delightful vegetable accompaniments. Overall, it was an enjoyable family dinner, with flavorful food and generous portions. The red peppers on the manu suggesting spicy food are not reflected in the dishes.
I can't understand why people like this place. No flavor. The beef tasted boiled then thrown in some rice. Pork shrimp dumpling tasted fishy. I would never go back.
The restaurant had a great outdoor seating area with beautiful views.
Ordered the spicey garlic chicken Togo and when i got home i noticed that the chicken as very very old. Probably 3 days old chicken...HORRIBLE
Visited on a Monday night around 8pm. Little before 8pm. Even though hours are posted as 9pm close more than half the restaurants were closed. While eating watched other customer interactions, by 830pm ish all but 2 or so restaurants closed. You can just put 830pm close rather than 9 and make customers find out the hard way. Or get workers with some work ethic that won't slack. Workers didn't seem to have much of customer service and didn't care about the job. All the tables were dirty and had food crums and drippings on every single table. None of the workers seemed to care since it's not their own table. This Hmart needs to step up on food court management. Probably the dirtiest Hmart food court ive been to.
Visited on a Monday night around 8pm. Little before 8pm. Even though hours are posted as 9pm close more than half the restaurants were closed. While eating watched other customer interactions, by 830pm ish all but 2 or so restaurants closed.You can just put 830pm close rather than 9 and make customers find out the hard way. Or get workers with some work ethic that won't slack. Workers didn't seem to have much of customer service and didn't care about the job.All the tables were dirty and had food crums and drippings on every single table. None of the workers seemed to care since it's not their own table.This Hmart needs to step up on food court management. Probably the dirtiest Hmart food court ive been to.
- Nice variety of options and different cuisines.- Kinda loud because of announcements for orders being ready. (My local hmart has a buzzer system instead)- On the smaller side and feels a bit cramped. Also, the eatery is only accessible by walking through the grocery store, so it can get a bit congested Overall, a good food court though, and I would definitely come back again
Review from a non-Asian: This area is referred to as the Katy Chinatown. I love this H Mart. It's clean, well stocked, but what I love as much as the store is all the Asian restaurants, bakery's and shops surrounding it. For that reason, the food court In This H mart isn't that great and they don't carry store made sushi (although they do have sushimi). You can easily make a day of visiting this location and all the surrounding shops. It's absolutely worth a visit if you are into that sort of thing.
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Loved this place! D Ample parking, tasty food mall and a variety of items in the grocery! This location is by far my favorite one. It's clean and modern on the inside. I tried several items from different spots in their food mall. Delish Korean ribs, calamari, some of the creamiest ice cream ever, shishito peppers and more. Everything was well seasoned and delish! Can't wait to return!
Well stocked, great selection, it was a bit pricey but most things are imported so cant complain that much will absolutely be coming back
contains all the asian restaurants in hmart. all of them are delicious! cant wait to go back.
Very good selection for veggies, Asian grocery items, in-store bakery, meats/ fresh seafood and several eat-in or take out stores to choose from inside their cafeteria area.
As one of the newer H Marts in Texas, this location is the anchor point of Katy's growing pseudo Asian enclave (#1) and happens to be my favorite H-Town in the greater Houston area. It's big, clean, and shows off a lot of what most H-Marts do well. While it's the only H-Mart in Katy, it is one of 3 in the Houston metropolitan area, which is more than any other area in the state. Speaking of the Texas, it is massive. (#2) From the parking lot to most of the aisles, it's incredibly spacious and abundant in every direction. Even in the 4 years in which it's been open, the popularity hasn't resulted in much wear-n-tear of the place at all and everything from the food court to the bathrooms are super clean. Most things are organized and easy to find, which is a must for any quality grocery store. I've been pretty impressed with their produce, which seems to be on the higher quality end and there's a good section for organic items. The seafood selection is also really fabulous, as is their selection of meats in the butcher / deli area. It sounds overly redundant to mention this, but the Asian snacks (especially Korean ones) variety is beyond excellent. I don't think any H-Mart would be complete without the latter. Then of course, there's the extra stuff which includes beauty products from The Face Shop, pastries and baked goods from Tous Les Jours, a bustling food court with numerous eateries, and the added benefit of being next to all the stellar restaurants in Asia-Town. Most if not all the H-Marts are the same overall, but I think this one in Katy happens to be one that stands out over the rest. _____________ (#1) (#2) Truly, everything is bigger here in the Lonestar State.