Honey walnut chicken is the star at Fusa
Food courts make sense in a mall. But when little food courts open in their own buildings, they can get sort of confusing.
Food courts make sense in a mall. But when little food courts open in their own buildings, they can get sort of confusing.
Sometimes you just need a good cheeseburger and beer to reaffirm that all is still well and good in the world.
We’ve driven by M.I.F. Deli, located on the northeast corner of Central and Edgemoor, several times and have never stopped in until recently.
Todd Brian’s Brick Street Café & Tavern, the restaurant that took over the former Imbiss Grille space in Old Town Square, fills a niche for Old Town.
There’s no such thing as a free meal, but Wichita may have gotten a little closer.
So far, the Brazilian steakhouse concept hasn’t worked in Wichita, and I’ve always been skeptical that it could.
My husband, Brian, and I had the opportunity to visit Thai House for the first time recently. Though the restaurant has been around for about 10 years, it was our first time there.
Paleteria La Reyna at 29th and Arkansas is best known for its delicious homemade frozen treats, including ice pops and ice cream. But the restaurant also serves some very good savory food.
Back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Players Sports Bar & Grill was the sports bar in Wichita.
After hearing nothing but great things from several friends for the past year about Pho Chopstix, my family and I finally stopped in for a quick lunch recently.
Cheap eats and interesting meats are two reasons to try Lalos Express, a colorfully painted building at the corner of Harry and Seneca.
Sake Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar, a little spot tucked away in the corner of Carriage Parkway shopping center in the space formerly occupied by Kobe Steakhouse, was a delight.