An SUV slammed into a Michelin-recognized Houston sushi restaurant near the Galleria, captured on surveillance video. No one was inside, but the damage is severe & the Chef's hope they can still hold onto their Michelin Guide status. Story only on @KHOU at 10. pic.twitter.com/UAvjgFjTJx

— Anayeli Ruiz KHOU (@AnayeliNews) May 19, 2026

Chewy said:

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The irony of all of this is amazing.

A food guide started by a tire company to get people to drive so they can sell more tires might potentially pull their rating because a driving car smashed into the restaurant.

Must not be driving on Michelins.

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EclipseAg said:

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Anyone been to Sal y Pimienta in CityCentre? Is it a nice place?

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EclipseAg said:

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Anyone been to Sal y Pimienta in CityCentre? Is it a nice place?

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digging tunnels said:

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Went last night for soft opening at Hey Darling Saloon on N. Main.

Cool little new lounge spot. Big open patio, huge TV. Good little getaway from the craziness of 20th st and white oak

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Been craving a good muffuletta. Any recommendations? Hot or cold works. Both Paulie's and Angelo'z seem like good options.

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I Am A Critic said:

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Mega Lops said:

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Had no idea what a farce the Michelin program is!

If a place is inoperable due to external factors, apparently the Michelin food snob dorks can revoke the Star lol. What a crock.

Then again, a tire business in the food rating game has always been weird.

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The guide is for restaurants currently in operation. Hidden Omakase is currently not. How is that hard to understand? How far back should they go to include closed restaurants?

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Been craving a good muffuletta. Any recommendations? Hot or cold works. Both Paulie's and Angelo'z seem like good options.

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Jugstore Cowboy said:

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Been craving a good muffuletta. Any recommendations? Hot or cold works. Both Paulie's and Angelo'z seem like good options.

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You're probably not going to find one with the bread they use in New Orleans, but Mandola's Deli is pretty good.

Haven't had Pauli's in a while, but I don't think they were bad if you can toast them.

This will sound like a joke, but I used to really like the way Jason's Deli made it. Haven't had it in years though since the one I went to closed.

You can also buy the Boscoli olive salad mix in most grocery stores if that's the main draw.

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Jugstore Cowboy said:

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Been craving a good muffuletta. Any recommendations? Hot or cold works. Both Paulie's and Angelo'z seem like good options.

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You're probably not going to find one with the bread they use in New Orleans, but Mandola's Deli is pretty good.

Haven't had Pauli's in a while, but I don't think they were bad if you can toast them.

This will sound like a joke, but I used to really like the way Jason's Deli made it. Haven't had it in years though since the one I went to closed.

You can also buy the Boscoli olive salad mix in most grocery stores if that's the main draw.

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That's understandable. Not an aficionado, but the best I've had is from Central Grocery in NOLA which should be a solid benchmark.

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TXAG 05 said:

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Jugstore Cowboy said:

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Been craving a good muffuletta. Any recommendations? Hot or cold works. Both Paulie's and Angelo'z seem like good options.

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You're probably not going to find one with the bread they use in New Orleans, but Mandola's Deli is pretty good.

Haven't had Pauli's in a while, but I don't think they were bad if you can toast them.

This will sound like a joke, but I used to really like the way Jason's Deli made it. Haven't had it in years though since the one I went to closed.

You can also buy the Boscoli olive salad mix in most grocery stores if that's the main draw.

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That's understandable. Not an aficionado, but the best I've had is from Central Grocery in NOLA which should be a solid benchmark.

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Well they did invent it.

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digging tunnels said:

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Went last night for soft opening at Hey Darling Saloon on N. Main.

Cool little new lounge spot. Big open patio, huge TV. Good little getaway from the craziness of 20th st and white oak

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Mr. Awesome Time said:

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Been craving a good muffuletta. Any recommendations? Hot or cold works. Both Paulie's and Angelo'z seem like good options.

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drumboy said:

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digging tunnels said:

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Went last night for soft opening at Hey Darling Saloon on N. Main.

Cool little new lounge spot. Big open patio, huge TV. Good little getaway from the craziness of 20th st and white oak

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Do they still habe the roof patio? I liked that when it was SkinnyRitas.

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jetch17 said:

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Antonys will always be knockoff Antones since that location switched hands - Antones super original or GTFO

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MAROON said:

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Any one tried Mandola's version on the east side of town?

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