Houston restaurant taken off Texas Michelin Guide because it shut down
HOUSTON — Just days after being recognized by the Michelin Guide, a Houston restaurant has been removed from their list of Bib Gourmand selections. The Michelin Guide announced Thursday morning that Kâu Ba had been removed from their list. Kâu Ba was among the 16 restaurants selected for having great food at a great value.
A bone to pick with the Michelin Guide awards list: Was there too much Texas BBQ?
Goldee’s BBQ near Kennedale was awarded a “Michelin Bib Gourmand” award and described as “absolutely worth the hours-long wait.” Smoke’N Ash in Arlington was also ranked “Recommended.” It mixes classic Texas barbecue with Ethiopian dishes featuring pulled lamb or lentil stews.
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For the first time in history, Michelin has awarded restaurants in Texas. Although many of the chosen establishments across ...
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