Nobi Public House

Been here a few times and omg the food is fabulous! The won ton soup is the best I have ever eaten. Our waiter was great very attentive and friendly. I wish I liked beer because there are so many choices. One little thing that management might want to address....one of the employees was leaning her butt against the counter where the plates and to go boxes are looking at her phone pretty much the entire time.

If you're looking for one of the best food spots in the Houston area, NOBI Public House in Webster is a standout that delivers on both flavor and atmosphere. This laid-back yet lively gastropub brings together Vietnamese-inspired dishes with classic pub fare in a way that feels both creative and genuinely satisfying. From the crispy, buttery garlic wings to the pork fries topped with pickled vegetables and herbs, every dish is packed with bold, memorable flavors. Other favorites include the shaking beef, fresh spring rolls, and the rich, flavorful Bi’s Red Curry. Even dessert doesn’t miss — their bittersweet sundae with a craft beer twist is the perfect way to wrap up a meal. Beyond the food, NOBI also offers one of the best craft beer selections in the region. With 40–60 rotating taps, in

Stopped in this place on a whim. Glad we did! Food was great! Service was pretty good. Had to ask for refills, plates, spoons etc. our waiter did give us his honest review on some of the food options we had questions on and i really appreciated that. I had the shaking beef with noodles, fantastic will eat again. My husband has shaking beef with fried rice, he said was ok. My 6&4 year old each got wonton soup and split garlic wings. Theirs was fantastic as well. Very pleased with this place.

Been to Nobi Public House on a number of occasions. Definitely a local favorite. Tip: Try to avoid the prime hours, as it can be difficult to find / get a parking spot. Service is always top notch, however may be a bit on the loud side for some. You can gather as much from the videos uploaded. They have a great selection of on tap beers to meet any demand. Or those others, they do also have a small wine selection. The food has its hits and misses. Definitely avoid the fried pork, nothing special here. The tacos or the banh mi, easily suggested for those seeking familiar favorite preferences. If you're ever free on a Sunday, stop by and try the PhO. Just know they typically run out quick. Or check out Pork chop Tuesday! What are some of your favorites? How was your experience? @foll

We love coming here. Consistent with great food and drink options. Do wish they had cocktails on the menu, but doesn’t stop me from visiting!