Rashedias Kitchen - (Near Texarkana, TX)

Thomas B Great little BBQ place, the boys know how to brisket. Great smoke ring, creative adds on the menu. Home town feel, the kind of low key, friendly place you’d end up at after church on a Sunday. Brisket fries were a treat that hit the snack sweet spot. And where else are you going to have that snack while eating with a little old lady, the local football coach and a couple of patched bikers? Cash Only and no beers.

Donald Legate First time visit even though we live 10 minutes away. Atmosphere and service (Dan) were excellent! Chicken piccata, mussels, salad, and garlic bread were wonderful and tasty. Eric stopped by the table to make sure all was good - and it was... We will be back.

Jocilyn Guerra Delicious little Vietnamese spot in Killeen. The food was really good and the staff were very nice and accommodating for a larger group (7 people). There were only two staff members working and they got all of our stuff out relatively fast, but we all felt kind of bad because they were so busy. The owner/management needs to help them more with this. The brisket pho was so god and very hearty for a winter day. Everyone gave their bahn mis a solid 10/10 (vegetarian, chicken, and lemongrass). The eggrolls and the fresh spring rolls were good.

Josh Tyler Im the truck driver that was wearing the iraqi freedom veterand hat u served this afternoon on jan-13-2026 and i love barbecue and Ive been all over the country and eaten a lot of barbue... and by far the best ribs EVER IN MY LIFE HANDS DOWN PERIOD.... thank you sir for the great food every time im passing through here I will be stopping u gained a loyal customer today.... truckers stop and see this man its conveniently right next to love just a 50 yard walk from truck parking

Byron Bartosh Rode my motorcycle out to Belton to go to the Sky Fox coffee shop. They were closed so I came here instead. Oh. My. word! I had the pumpkin pie crepe (seasonal). It was absolutely insane. Also, I found out they have celiac-safe gluten free crepes with a separate prep area and grill/griddle. I will 100% be bringing my wife here!

Brett Huston So I’ve been lurking on this place for weeks like a hungry ex on Instagram, and I finally gave in. No regrets. I went all in on the Chicano Burrito-a majestic, overachieving cylinder of joy stuffed with pastor, fries, hot Cheetos, sour cream, and nacho cheese. Yeah, it costs fifteen bucks, but let’s be honest: that’s not a burrito, it’s a lifestyle choice. You’re basically buying lunch, dinner, and the right to take a strategic nap afterward. The first bite hit me like a reggaetón beat at full volume; loud, unexpected, and impossible not to enjoy. Flavor explosion. Texture perfection. Zero shame. I told myself I’d save half for later, but I blacked out and next thing I know, gone. Whole thing. I’m now completely useless at work, questioning my life decisions, and already planning my next visit. 5 stars. Would sacrifice my afternoon productivity again. Also, for the sake of humanity, I’ve uploaded clearer photos of the menu—because the ones that were here before looked like they were taken with a potato during an earthquake. You’re welcome.