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Welcome to Jiu Fu Cafe

**About Jiu Fu Cafe**

Located in Houston, Texas, Jiu Fu Cafe offers an authentic taste of Teochew cuisine, featuring a diverse menu rich in flavors and quality. Each dish, from the flavorful marinated delights to the tender duck, showcases the chef’s dedication to bringing out the best in seafood and meats. Signature lunch specials like braised tofu and Mongolian beef are affordably priced at $8.98, while appetizers such as Chiu Chow-style fried rolls captivate with their crispy texture. With a warm ambiance and exceptional service, this cafe is a must-visit for lovers of authentic Chinese food eager for a culinary adventure.

LOCATIONS
  • Jiu Fu Cafe
    9968 Bellaire Blvd # 230, Houston, TX 77036, United States
    9968 Bellaire Blvd # 230, Houston, TX 77036, United States Hotline: +1 832-834-6077

Welcome to Jiu Fu Cafe, a hidden gem located at 9968 Bellaire Blvd #230 in Houston, Texas. This thriving establishment specializes in authentic Teochew cuisine, offering a delightful journey through traditional Chinese flavors. Known for its extensive menu, Jiu Fu Cafe has quickly become a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

As you step inside, you're greeted by an ambiance that reflects the warmth of a traditional Chinese eatery. Whether you're here for a casual lunch or a special occasion, the inviting atmosphere sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. But it’s the culinary offerings that truly leave a lasting impression.

The appetizers are simply irresistible. The Chiu Chow Style Deep Fried Rolls and Deep Fried Shrimp Roll are favorites, both expertly crafted and bursting with flavor. Priced at just $9.68, these crispy delights are perfect for sharing—or not! Dip them in the accompanying sauces, and you'll find yourself wanting more.

At Jiu Fu Cafe, the Lunch Specials stand out. For only $8.98 each, you can savor hearty dishes like Salt Toasted Chicken with Pepper, Mapo Tofu, and Bitter Melon with Beef. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared to showcase fresh ingredients and robust flavors. Diners often rave about the Chicken Porridge, which delivers a comforting taste of home.

Customer experiences speak volumes about Jiu Fu Cafe's dedication to quality. Regulars like Steph Wall appreciate the expertly cooked seafood, while others highlight the marinated delights and their incredible tenderness. Whether it’s the sizzling beef or the unique oyster omelette, every dish seems to exceed expectations. Visitors frequently leave praising the quality and flavor, often remarking on the reasonable prices compared to the high-quality offerings.

Jiu Fu Cafe is not merely a restaurant; it's a culinary haven for anyone seeking authentic Chinese flavors. With outstanding service and a diverse menu, this cafe is a must-visit destination in Houston. Whether you're a fan of traditional Teochew delights or are simply looking for a new favorite spot, Jiu Fu Cafe will surely captivate your taste buds and keep you coming back for more.

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Steph Wall
Steph Wall

Love the seafood here. Chef here are dedicated. Shimp, clams and crabs are well prepared to bring out their best flavor. Quality is well above price. Update: marinated meat here were amazing as well. We also tried chicken porridge this time. The quality is high. Has chicken flavor. Service is world-class.

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Authentic Chinese food with an extensive menu. We tried cauliflower with pork, fried shrimp roll, marinated delights, beef ho fun. All were delicious especially marinated delights. Good service and might need to wait during rush hours.

Paul Goh
Paul Goh

The service and ambiance were what you’d expect from a traditional Chinese restaurant, but the food truly stood out. The duck was incredibly tender and flavorful, perfectly seasoned without being overly salty. The marinated delights combination was exceptional—each item was packed with rich, authentic flavors. If you’re a fan of Teochew cuisine, this place is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

Krystal Liu
Krystal Liu

Visited this restaurant during our trip to Texas and it was a big surprise to find this authentic Chaozhou restaurant in Houston! Every dishes we ordered were so good and authentic also very reasonably priced. Every single kind of meat in marinated combo plate was tender and full of flavors. The medium seafood congee was loaded with seafood and might good enough for four people and it’s so fresh with not even a bit seafood gamey taste and very savory. Will definitely come back next time in Houston to try other dishes.

Jerry W
Jerry W

I love authentic Chinese food. This place hit the spot. The meal started off with the fried sweet potato pancakes and they were phenomenal. Next came the sizzling beef. This is a dish you can get at most places but was far better than average. The next dish to hit our table was the oyster omelette. Now I have to say, our server was pretty funny. We wanted to try something we have never had before and this was her suggestion. All I can say is, this was a new experience. I lived in the Philippines and have gone to numerous Asian restaurants and never had anything like this before. I am rating our experience 5 stars!

Emi Ly
Emi Ly

Jiu Fu is one of those hidden gems that feels like a hole-in-the-wall, but it never fails to deliver a memorable experience. The restaurant is fairly small and always packed, especially on weekends, giving it a lively and bustling atmosphere. Despite the crowd, I love the energy inside—it feels authentic and welcoming, like stepping into a busy neighborhood spot in China. This time, I had the chance to try something special: the chicken and pig stomach hotpot, which you have to call and preorder in advance. The flavors were rich and comforting, with the chicken tender and packed with flavor. If you're hesitant about the pig stomach, don’t be—the broth is so well-crafted that any "intestine" taste is completely masked, leaving only a savory and satisfying dish. While the hotpot is on the pricier side at around 100, it’s a dish that feels indulgent and perfect for sharing with a group. Another standout was the Chao Zhou raw seafood. The seasoning was phenomenal, bringing out the natural flavors of the shrimp and crab in a way that felt fresh and vibrant. Though the shrimp is quite expensive at 65 a pound, the crab is more reasonably priced and equally delicious. The texture of the raw seafood is exactly what you’d expect, soft but firm, and the accompanying sauce could easily elevate any cold dish.

Anton S.
Anton S.

What a positive surprise! This place was not high on my list until I found out they are the only spot in Houston to offer a Goose (at least what I found with my research so far). You have to preorder a day in advance, if you want less than a full goose. And it was absolutely worth it! Super juicy, tender and delicious marinated goose! Half a goose is enough for a party of 4. We also ordered roasted pigeon which was a 10/10 by itself too The place gets very busy during lunch on weekends. Great atmosphere and friendly service!

Emy Aninzo-Wong
Emy Aninzo-Wong

We went with relatives for lunch since they heard this restaurant serves authentic food. We ordered the popular dishes that are also pictured on their wall. My favorites are the crispy sweet potato pancakes, Chinese flower veggie with ...