Saw them all over London. Just opened on Post Oak Blvd in Houston near my office. Anyone had their chicken and have a review?

I've eaten at Nandos at various locations in London a million times. It's a mainstay for in Britain fast/casual lunch and dinner. I'm excited to see them open in Houston and hope it's good.

LondonAg89 said:

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I've eaten at Nandos at various locations in London a million times. It's a mainstay for in Britain fast/casual lunch and dinner. I'm excited to see them open in Houston and hope it's good.

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Love Nando's! Been to one of the ones in London both times I've been there. I like the garlic peri peri sauce the best.

Also - you can buy their Peri Peri sauce off Amazon. Sauce some grilled chicken with it and its great but eating the real thing at a Nando's is even better.

I hear they are going to open one in Austin this year as well.

Can't wait for the Cinco Ranch location to open. My daughter spent a year in London, and there was a Nando's right by the tube station where we got off to go to her flat. Probably ate there 2 or 3 times each trip we made over there.

You can get the sauce at Kroger (and probably HEB) - and we have a British store here in Katy that carries it as well.

Another thumbs up for Nando's. Their peri peri sauce is different from what we're used to and is delicious.

Never been but seems we're work neighbors. Hardly leave our office cafe for lunch but may have to venture over here...

My boss' family owns Nando's. She was born in South Africa.

She keeps asking why they didn't open one in the Woodlands. I would like to try it out, but not driving to the Galleria for it.

MAROON said:

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Saw them all over London. Just opened on Post Oak Blvd in Houston near my office. Anyone had their chicken and have a review?

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Is it actually opened now? I'd love to go this weekend, if so.

Is this similar menu to the Peli Peli places?

apparently, it opened Monday

Thank you! We will go check it out.

We ate there on our trip to London a few weeks ago. Thought its was pretty decent stuff, different enough to make it stand out as an alternative to the multitude of chicken purveyors out there now.

Our guide was raving and could not believe they were not all over the US. Their experience is mot things like this start in the US then make their way over there.

When they say their sauce is hot, is it typical british citizen hot or is it south texas construction worker hot?

Aren't there a bunch on the east coast?

Used to eat at the one in Doha back in 2004 and 2006. Pretty good. Will have to give it a try

Jock 07 said:

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Aren't there a bunch on the east coast?

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I believe in DC and Chicago

SoTxAg said:

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When they say their sauce is hot, is it typical british citizen hot or is it south texas construction worker hot?

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It's kinda like ordering crawfish or Nashville hot chicken - you can select your hotness. The hottest is spicy.

Bigballin said:

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Used to eat at the one in Doha back in 2004 and 2006. Pretty good. Will have to give it a try

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The one at City Center Mall? We probably ate at the same one.

You can buy their sauce at the grocery stores in dfw. Is it the same as what you get live in the wild? I've gone through a bottle and it is good. Very different but good.

Txmoe said:

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Bigballin said:

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Used to eat at the one in Doha back in 2004 and 2006. Pretty good. Will have to give it a try

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The one at City Center Mall? We probably ate at the same one.

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Same one!

Jock 07 said:

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Aren't there a bunch on the east coast?

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Yeah they are all over the DMV area.

Nando's is awesome. When we lived in Malaysia it was a routine place for lunch. The peri peri sauce is great and you can get it at several grocery stores in Texas.