It’s one the most popular dishes in Ethiopian restaurants, and like some Texas briskets, it sells out quickly. Smoke'N Ash Another Ethiopian tradition on display is the tibs ($15), pan-fried beef with various seasonings and spices. Smoke'N Ash also serves some classic Ethiopian dishes like doro wot ($14.99), which is chicken slow cooked in a curry-like spicy sauce made with berbere, butter and cardamom, accompanied with a boiled egg.
With all the greetings and smiles, it’s like walking into a warm environment at your favorite auntie’s house with a symphony of heavenly smells coming from the kitchen.Īt first glance the menu looks like your standard smokehouse offerings of brisket and ribs and a few sides, but there is more to this story.
The place is a family affair with husband and wife tag-teaming in the kitchen with other family running the front. Although it’s not your typical large barbecue joint with oversized picnic tables, there’s plenty of seating inside.
The inside is decorated with Texas regalia integrated with Ethiopian flags along with home goods that hail from the East African nation. Over a few years of trying different recipes, they created what is potentially the world’s first Ethiopian barbecue restaurant. Smoke'N Ash is the creation of Waco-native husband Patrick Hicks and his wife, Fasika Hicks, who was born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It's in an unpretentious strip mall where it seems most of the cars parked out front are carrying people clamoring to get a taste of that barbecue. Smoke'N Ash BBQ and Cherkose Ethiopian Cuisine is located in a sleepy part of south Arlington not too far from the border of Mansfield. Nowadays it's hard to imagine living in a world without the option of Asian and Mexican barbecue joints that spawned phenomenal dishes like brisket elote and brisket with papaya salad. Thirty years ago it would be inconceivable to think about a restaurant slinging unconventional slabs of barbecue in a Texas smokehouse with flavors and spices from other parts of the globe. Non-burger selections include chicken tenders, a grilled chicken sandwich and salads.What about injera and brisket? This type of food fusion frenzy has also penetrated the Texas barbecue scene, changing the way we think and appreciate one of the Lone Star State's oldest and revered traditions. The Maverick Beyond Burger, made with plant-based protein, is topped with roasted garlic aioli, tomato, spinach, Swiss cheese and French fried onions. With so much variety, most guests will find something they like. Despite its presence in the cooking process, the absinthe is overshadowed by the mushrooms and Tabasco, making it palate-friendly for those wary of the anise-flavored spirit. It is served with absinthe-sautéed mushrooms, Swiss cheese and Tabasco mayo. Next up was the quirky Voodoo Mushroom burger, which arrived at a nice and juicy medium. The Voodoo Mushroom burger at Grub Kitchen and Bar. Despite being dry, it was easy to tell that the ingredients were chosen with quality in mind. Ours arrived well done, so we suggest specifying your preferred temperature when ordering. Pepper barbecue sauce, onion rings and dill pickles for $9. We started with the massive Lockhart Legend, which comes topped with applewood-smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, Dr.
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Grub also offers a few over-the-top burgers like the Cadillac Wagyu topped with Swiss cheese, garlic aioli, spinach, grilled tomatoes and French-fried onions, and the Mac N’ CheeseBurger topped with mac n’ cheese, bacon and cheese sauce. The menu includes classics such as Front Porch, which comes with the traditional toppings of lettuce, tomato, mayo and mustard and Bacon Love #9, which adds a secret sauce to the equation. The main focus of Grub’s menu is its selection of a dozen burgers. Houston Food Finder was invited to the pre-opening event to get a look at the space and a taste of the menu. In less than a decade of operation, Grub has expanded into five states, including California and Florida. Situated directly off I-10 at 19143 Katy Fwy, this location of the Texas-based craft burger chain has been closed for the bulk of the COVID-19 pandemic.įounded in College Station in 2012, the restaurant is known for its well-priced and creative burgers, along with handcrafted and booze-optional milkshakes. Grub Kitchen and Bar has reopened its Katy restaurant.
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