Fill up on spring rolls, satay, rich curries and noodles, alongside veggie and protein-focused entrees at this Thai eatery that has been serving Houston for over 30 years. The coconut ice cream is the stuff of legends.

Fuel up on Filipino fare before heading to NRG Stadium, like menudo, chicken adobo, or Filipino-style BBQ. If in a hurry, grab a few pastries and a bubble tea to eat on your way to the stadium.

Serving patrons since 1967, this Houston staple is devoted to Gulf Coast classics. Find perfect fried seafood po’boys (shrimp, oyster, catfish, or crawfish) and platters threatening collapse beneath shrimp, scallops, and stuffed crab.

Load up on authentic Lebanese food from this family owned and operated local spot. A fresh all-day buffet offers everything from fried cauliflower and marinated chicken kababs to eggplant baked in pomegranate molasses, falafel, and lamb. Same room for baklava and sweet, syrup-soaked namoura.

Starving before or after the game? Russo's is just across the street from the stadium. Pizza, wings, and calzones are all on offer, offering a solid way to wait out the crowds before hiking to your car.

A menu of island-inspired dishes like jerk chicken, curry goat, fish sandwiches, and four roti meal options awaits at this casual eatery. The portions are significant, but save room for rum-raisin ice cream or the decadent rum cake. Bonus: they’re open ‘til 2am on Fridays and Saturdays? Perfect for late-night revelry.

Eating Tex-Mex is virtually a requirement when dining in Houston and this local favorite dishes up fantastic fajitas amongst other classics like tacos, enchiladas, and chile rellenos, and the Matador Nachos that are a meal in themselves. Kick back a ‘rita or two for extra nourishment to cheer your team on to victory.