This retail strip gem showcases northern Vietnamese eats like pho, banh mi, and specialties like bun cha Hanoi, which combines grilled pork patties with vermicelli. Like your bowl your way? Build your own beef noodle soup with choice of meats, including filet mignon, fatty brisket, soft tendon, and more.

This hidden gem, located discreetly in a Sugar Land strip mall, has been serving up fiery Thai eats for nearly 20 years. Find comfort eats like pad Thai, spicy panang curry, and fragrant Thai basil chicken in a cozy and attractive setting decorated with Thai art.

It’s not uncommon for the owner Fernando to greet, seat, and serve you in this Latin-American restaurant known for its carne asada and Ecuadorian Fish. Fernando believes in a small but mighty menu, in which all dishes shine, and his personable approach is just a complement to the meal.

The Sugar Land outpost of this popular family-friendly restaurant has prime real estate in Town Center. Like its other locations (Memorial and the Woodlands), State Fare serves up nostalgic comfort plates like pickle dip, Frito pie, and fried green tomatoes. The menu is vast, but if you can’t decide, settling on the State Fare cheeseburger, made with Texas Akaushi beef, is not a bad idea.

This time-honored Houston steakhouse has an outpost in a quiet corner of Sugar Land’s Town Center, and serves as a hot spot for happy hour, special occasion dinners, and private dining. Start with a glass of Perry’s own reserve wine, and splurge on the famed pork chop, presented on a sizzling cast iron plate and carved table-side.

This modern Indian restaurant, named in honor of owners Shubhangi and Neelesh Musale’s late brother, is one of the newest concepts to open at Town Center. Beyond traditions like pani puri, Goan fish, and lamb curry, find inventive dishes like avocado bhel, tandoori chicken naan pizza, and mango habanero salmon. Too hot to handle? Cool your palate with cocktails like a tamarind-infused margarita or a cardamom mojito.

Go for the burgers, stay for the crepes at this casual Town Center restaurant, which is known for both. When it comes to the burgers, you can choose your own shell from choices like Texas toast, challah bread, and vegan pretzel buns, or lose the bread altogether and opt for a burger bowl. As far as the crepes go, both sweet and savory are offered, with standouts including the cheesy salmon and spinach crepe, and the dulce de leche dessert crepe.

After its short run in Memorial, Berg Hospitality reimagined B.B. Italia and moved it into its new home in Sugar Land’s Town Center. The unapologetically Italian bistro and bar showcases classic plates like clams casino, prosciutto di parma, and 20-layer lasagna made with fresh, house-made pasta.

Corelli’s remains a longtime favorite in Sugar Land, with an extensive menu of doughy, just-right pizzas, heaping plates of pastas, and lighter entrees like the snapper Napoli. Save room for homemade tiramisu and New York-style cheesecake.

This Japanese restaurant is known for its sushi, sashimi, and all-day happy hour. Choose from the menu of budget-friendly eats offered daily, or explore the regular menu, which showcases soups, salads, tempura, noodle bowls, specialty maki, and desserts like mochi ice-cream and chocolate lava cake.

This charming Vietnamese restaurant is a refreshing alternative to some of the more casual cafes in Sugar Land. Find vermicelli noodle bowls and pho, but also beautifully plated specialty items like roasted duck topped with fresh fruit, and fresh lobster curry with steamed jasmine rice. Save room for desserts like sticky rice with mango and sesame cake.