Food After 9pm

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Eric M. wrote:
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> Gae X. wrote:
> >Cong Li has wonderful vietnamese, noodle and soup dinners until 3 am,
> >off Oltorf east of I-35, but nothing on the far westside that I know of.
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> Magnolia Cafe, on Lake Austin Blvd. just west of Mopac, is open 24 hours.

So what? Sorry, Eric, but I think people mean *real* food, not amazingly inconsistent neo-hippy diner fare. For that, I prefer Star Seed. Most people already know about Magnolia/Kerbey Lane.

Manga is open until midnight most nights at 43rd and Duval. Whether it qualifies as real food is highly debatable. But it's better than anything else I can walk to late at night.

Cheers,

Dusty

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This is slightly off subject, but....

One of the best things about Houston is the late night food options.  There= 's a great Vietnamese place in Viet Nam town area called Mai's that serves = virtually all night.  A great diverse crowd, too.  I remember being there w= ith young vietnamese couples on dates and a table of about 8 guys in drag o= n roller blades.

There's also La Jalascience (sp/) on Montrose and Spanish Flowers and some = other cool neighborhood place in the Heights that are open all night.

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