HOUSTON — Are you looking for a cute, ultra-chic dining and modern lounge experience in the Houston area? The historic Rice Village has a fairly new gem called FRNDS Restaurant & Lounge.

The restaurant and lounge has a new scratch menu featuring nearly a dozen shareable plates and seven inspired entrees.

FRNDS (pronounced “friends”) combines the finest elements of a modern wine bar restaurant with the chic elegance of a lounge, creating an elevated dining atmosphere. With its new menu and sophisticated backdrop, FRNDS offers an ideal spot for date nights, private events, social gatherings, or an evening out this summer. 

FRNDS’ new menu showcases an expansive selection of diverse sharables. d-mars was able to taste the new menu and among the highlights are choices including the following:

Wagyu Beef Dumplings: Crispy fried with shiitake mushrooms, scallions, and zucchini in a spicy beef broth.
Chicken Dumplings: Crispy fried with chicken and collard greens
Lamb Chops
Shrimp Deviled Eggs: Whipped egg yolks and delicate shrimp in a sweet chili glaze.
Oysters: Delicious Gulf oysters served chargrilled
Curry Salmon: Served with white rice, green curry, and Shishito salad.
Truffled corn ribs: With parmesan and truffle oil
FRNDS with Benefits

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Lucid Dreams

Ultimately, FRNDS Restaurant & Lounge aims to redefine the modern dining experience complete with indulgent food, world-class service, and the perfect ambiance.

For more information, visit frndshtx.com.

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