๐ข Houston chef Chris Shepherd announces new weekly show โEat Like a Localโ exclusively on KPRC 2
Chris Shepherd's new show "Eat Like a Local" will introduce viewers to the Houston areaโs diverse food culture, culinary hotspots, and hidden gems as well as the history and families behind the restaurants.
New restaurant in Houstonโs Asiatown offers all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue for $33
Named after one of Seoulโs most vibrant nightlife districts, Hongdae 33 Open daily from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. โaims to differentiate itself by offering late-night revelers an inviting, neon-washed party atmosphere to gather for great food, creative drinks and after-hours fun,โ a release reads.
HPD patrolling Asiatown amid the rise of anti-Asian American attacks
HOUSTON โ Houston police stepped up patrols in Asiatown Wednesday in the wake of the Atlanta massage parlor murders. HPD said they have not seen an increase in hate crimes against Asians in Houston, but continue to monitor for threats. โWe were dreading the day when there would be a mass shooting of Asian Americans and unfortunately that day has come,โ he said. You donโt know when itโs going to happen or where itโs going to happen,โ said Ellas Seto. According to the nonprofit group, Stop Asian American Pacific Islander Hate, there have been at least 503 reports of racist incidents against Asian Americans so far in 2021.
Popular deep-fried, stuffed Korean-style hot dogs coming to Bellaire Food Street this fall
HOUSTON โ This fall, an in-demand delicacy of Korean street food is coming to the Bellaire Food Street, a food hall in Houstonโs Chinatown, according to Eater. Known for its deep-fried hot dogs on a stick, Myungrand Hot Dog is opening a rebranded outpost, Two Hands, at 9393 Bellaire Street. The restaurant will feature the popular hot dogs, which are stuffed with unusual fillings such as rice cake, crispy potatoes and squid ink. Myungrand Hot Dog has more than 700 locations in Korea and has opened 15 locations in the United States since 2018. The Bellaire Food Street will feature a number of popular street foods, including Korean fried chicken, spicy hot pots, and fancy popsicles, according to Eater.