The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo board of directors met on Tuesday, June 3 and have announced their executive leadership team for the 2026 RodeoHouston.

Winnie’s is also featuring $9-per-pound crawfish boiled with either spicy garlic butter or traditional Creole spices. 3622 Main St., Ste. A, Houston. 713-520-0660, winnieshouston.com.

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Thus, a new dish was born. The standard-bearer for Viet-Cajun in Houston is the James Beard Award nominee Crawfish & Noodles, which was opened in 2008 by Vietnamese immigrant chef Trong Nguyen.

I Returned to My Hometown of Houston — and Discovered Some of the Country’s Best Restaurants Brisket and bánh mì, crawfish and fried chicken, tacos and tamales — eating well in Houston is ...

Chef Tony Nguyen’s speedy Vietnamese-American supper cleverly combines chewy rice noodles, tender shellfish and a kick of Cajun seasoning By Kitty Greenwald July 3, 2024 4:25 pm ET Share ...

Shepherd also visited Crawfish Shack in Crosby, a crawfish farm in Louisiana, and learned about the history of Crawfish & Noodles - which serves delicious Viet-Cajun crawfish. Check out this ...

While traditional cajun crawfish might be what makes your mouth water most, Houston restaurants like Crawfish & Noodles put their own spin on preparing the freshwater crustaceans. Shepherd shares ...

At Crawfish & Noodles, chef and owner Trong Nguyen's team purchases sacks of crawfish from its trusted vendor. Once purchased, each sack is “purged” of undesirable mudbugs.

I spent six years covering Houston’s food scene, and despite many memorable meals, there are few I can recall more vividly than my first trip to Crawfish & Noodles, a much-lauded Chinatown ...

11360 Bellaire Blvd #990, Houston, TX 77072 281-988-8098 2520 Airline Dr, Houston, TX 77009 713-485-0099 ...

Popular Chinatown restaurant Crawfish & Noodles, which opened in 2008, has sued King Crawfish & Noodles, which opened in Cypress in 2017, over alleged common-law trademark infringement.