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Experience a global culinary journey at Traveler’s Cart, the street-food inspired sister concept to Traveler’s Table in Houston’s vibrant Montrose neighborhood. Since opening in 2024, our full-service restaurant and cocktail bar has invited guests to explore bold flavors inspired by the bustling markets and roadside eats of the world. We spotlight globally inspired flavors, rooted in tradition and designed for sharing. At Traveler’s Cart, our full bar features expertly crafted cocktails designed to pair perfectly with our adventurous menu. Whether you’re joining us for lively weekend brunch, dinner with friends, happy hour, or takeaway, Traveler’s Cart brings the spirit of travel to every table.
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Address: 1401 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX 77019
Phone: (713) 505-1245
Website: https://travelerscart.com/
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Rob Hill
On date afternoon, we drove over an hour to try this restaurant with a great concept: street foods of the world! As frequent travelers who love trying local foods everywhere, we were excited to find a place that could scratch several itches (for fun food) at one place! And we were not disappointed….
We decided to try a couple of the street snacks, the roti with curry sauce and beef lettuce wraps. I ordered the Khao Soi (one of my favorites) and was very happy with its authenticity. My wife tried an $18 quick layover lunch (a sampler of a snack, market main, and dessert), with the falafel, pad Thai (very fresh and light!), and mango with purple sticky rice. I had 2 glasses of Rioja, and my wife had a Like Water for Chocolate Mexican martini.
I won’t write a summary of each dish, but the authenticity and flavors of each were exactly what we experienced when we were in the region of origin. It was a remarkable meal.
Luckily, we had a chance to chat with Thy (pronounced “Tee”), who is co-owner with her husband. Their goal was to provide a global experience locally, with a focus on some of their favorite street and market foods from their travels. And we learned they have a more formal location serving more upscale dishes… our next date night destination, Traveler’s Table!
… moreWe decided to try a couple of the street snacks, the roti with curry sauce and beef lettuce wraps. I ordered the Khao Soi (one of my favorites) and was very happy with its authenticity. My wife tried an $18 quick layover lunch (a sampler of a snack, market main, and dessert), with the falafel, pad Thai (very fresh and light!), and mango with purple sticky rice. I had 2 glasses of Rioja, and my wife had a Like Water for Chocolate Mexican martini.
I won’t write a summary of each dish, but the authenticity and flavors of each were exactly what we experienced when we were in the region of origin. It was a remarkable meal.
Luckily, we had a chance to chat with Thy (pronounced “Tee”), who is co-owner with her husband. Their goal was to provide a global experience locally, with a focus on some of their favorite street and market foods from their travels. And we learned they have a more formal location serving more upscale dishes… our next date night destination, Traveler’s Table!
Holly A
Had a wonderful experience here yesterday. The establishment was nice. Great bar setup. Music selection was very pleasant. All of the staff that I interacted with was very polite & had very positive energy. Ordered two cocktails. Both of them were outstanding. Had the roti canai w/curry sauce, the jerk chicken wings, the vietnamese beef lettuce wraps & the thai chilli queso. Zero complaints! Good food, drinks, & service is hard to find nowadays all in one spot. They have a great happy hour menu w/food & drinks from 3-6pm. Will be back very soon!
… morepedro vazquez
Awesome selection of flavors from all over. Opted for the very reasonably price lunch option. And splurged on some of the apps to round out the flavors. The beef lettuce wraps with pineapple papaya carrot slaw was amazing mix of flavors with the dipping sauce to top it off. If you want to treat yourself to a good selection of flavors definitely stop by. For dessert we had the sticky rice and mango excellent to finish our journey of delicious.
… moreZoey Ma
One of my favorite restaurants in Houston, everything I’ve ever ordered here has been AMAZING and the staff are so nice and friendly. I would say I enjoyed the dinner menu more than brunch but both were good! The roti canai is actually amazing I could eat it for a whole meal
… moreLata Nair
Amazing food and fantastic service! Loved having so many delicious options all in one spot. Don’t miss the butter chicken samosa, Thai chili queso, mango sticky rice, and the chocolate toffee cake – absolutely delicious!
… moreOlivia Salinas
Food is always great and comes out fast. Love the Khao Soi, butter chicken samosas and the lomo saltado! Service is also amazing!? Went in today and it took a little for someone to take our order (some mix up had happened) but we didn’t notice at all as we’re were caught up in conversation. They apologized regardless and gave us 2 free dessert… very thoughtful!!
… moreAvery Sage
I had Vietnamese appetizer, Jamaican main course, and Thai desert.
They took this really cool concept and executed it right. I’m Viet and I approved of their bò lá lốt. They did tone down the spices and fish sauce a little bit to make it more palable to the American palate, but not to the point where the flavors and ethic elements are compromised. Can’t speak for the other 2 dishes but fwiw, I think they tasted good too.
The service was good and the prices weren’t terrible.
… moreThey took this really cool concept and executed it right. I’m Viet and I approved of their bò lá lốt. They did tone down the spices and fish sauce a little bit to make it more palable to the American palate, but not to the point where the flavors and ethic elements are compromised. Can’t speak for the other 2 dishes but fwiw, I think they tasted good too.
The service was good and the prices weren’t terrible.
Karla A
Chose this restaurant because it catered to everyone’s difference in culinary preferences and I’m happy to say, it didn’t disappoint. One of my favorite items on the menu was the falafel bites. It was full of flavor and just the right amount of crunch I also tried the lamb dumplings(nothing special but still good) and had the Peruvian lomo saltado as an entrée. One guest first ordered the peri peri chicken but complained about the lack of seasoning in the dish. She swapped it out for the fish and chips and was satisfied with her meal. Overall, the table was quite impressed with the different flavor profiles the restaurant offers. This was my first time but I’ll definitely make another visit.
… moreS R
I normally hate trying fusion restaurants as the authenticity of the cuisines from around the world are lost in the experimentation that fusion dictates.
Traveler’s cart is an excellent rendition of fusion food. The coconut milk and galangal in the beef rendang and butter chicken masala in the samosas shine through.
They mix in accompaniments (e.g. the bhindi and rice crackers in the rendang) that complement and don’t mess with the flavor of the main item.
The choice of food is very interesting and has something from various parts of the world.
We had the butter chicken samosas, beef rendang, chicken khao soi, and a side fried plantain tostones. Good portions of food.
We had the fast boat to Havana and a Free spirited Cuban to drink.
We will be back to try something else.
… moreTraveler’s cart is an excellent rendition of fusion food. The coconut milk and galangal in the beef rendang and butter chicken masala in the samosas shine through.
They mix in accompaniments (e.g. the bhindi and rice crackers in the rendang) that complement and don’t mess with the flavor of the main item.
The choice of food is very interesting and has something from various parts of the world.
We had the butter chicken samosas, beef rendang, chicken khao soi, and a side fried plantain tostones. Good portions of food.
We had the fast boat to Havana and a Free spirited Cuban to drink.
We will be back to try something else.
A S
Highly recommend the yellow curry and mango sticky rice. They were perfection. The curry was excellent as leftovers, too. The lettuce wraps were good as well!
Do not recommend the salmon donburi. The salmon were overcooked and way too salty.
… moreDo not recommend the salmon donburi. The salmon were overcooked and way too salty.