Foreign Grill - Houston (TX)

5 /5 Igor Ivushkin: I ordered food here today and everything was excellent! The borscht was rich, flavorful, and tasted very homemade. The portions were generous, and the fresh buns were perfect with the soup. The samsa pastries were especially good — crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The Korean-style carrot salad was a great touch. The manty were soft, hot, and well-seasoned with a nice dipping sauce. Service was quick, and everything arrived hot and nicely presented. You can tell they cook with care here. Definitely coming back! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

5 /5 Saida Gould: We used to go here when it was in the previous location. Moving to post office makes it for a great stop going anywhere downtown. So if you’re ever in the area, this is the highlight of Post Office food vendors. The only thing I’m not sure about is the random sausage on top of the dish. Dumplings are all delicious in their own way, I liked the fried version of vareniki. Khinkali was just outstanding oozing soup and flavor. Take a dessert to go that won’t be too sweet, we got these caramel nut cookies from our childhood.

5 /5 Victoria Le: Highly underrated restaurant in the POST food market hall. They offer a wide variety of dishes, in which I recommend the Khinkali dumplings and Uzbek Plov. Their cookies are also good as well. Both dishes are so flavorful and delicious!! I can’t wait to come back and try all of their dishes.

5 /5 Cici S: Soooo freaking good! Every dish we ordered had dill incorporated in some way, like in the dip or as a garnish and that added a little extra something. So freaking yummy and fresh. The egg dish was my fave. It felt oddly nostalgic and very satisfying. Will definitely be back!

5 /5 Antonina Pavliuk: Amazing place! The borscht is incredibly delicious, just like homemade. The khachapuri is truly the best in Houston. I’ll definitely be coming back!