Hot Pastrami in Houston

[eagleton_g]

Where in Houston can you get a good hot pastrami sandwich. You know mounds of pastrami on rye with gobs of spicy mustard. We lack a "little Italy" in Houston. Donde deli?

[Kevin72]

Kahn's Deli in Rice Village is, to me, the end-all, be-all of deli sandwich heaven. Back in The Day, I could put a whole reuben down myself, now I need my wife to pitch in.

Bring a note from your cardiologist!

[SuperLuckyCat]

Kenny & Ziggys? Do they have it? That's where I go for corned beef and they have excellent real rye bread and mustard. I have never ordered a hot pastrami there, but it seems to be the sort of place where it would rule.

[FoodMan]

Kenny & Ziggys?  Do they have it?  That's where I go for corned beef and they have excellent real rye bread and mustard.  I have never ordered a hot pastrami there, but it seems to be the sort of place where it would rule.

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They sure do. They have a whole selection of huge deli sandwiches. I also second the recomendation for Khan's.

Elie

[JetLag]

Khan's is king. Better than K&Z's, just don't go to Katz's, it's not a real deli at all even though it claims to be one. Take the word of a NYC kid. The only other deli close to NYC delis, Gugenheim's, closed a few years ago.

[SuperLuckyCat]

I agree about Katz, so gross. I'm still recovering from the horror of a "beef bacon" sandwich there last year. If I'm going to gorge on deli meat it's always K&Z, but now I will try Khan.

[Dignan]

Another vote for Kahn's. I can never finish a whole one, which is fine by me cause I'll finish it later.

[jscarbor]

I thought it was foresaken that Kahns was the only place. I'm surprised by the K&Z references, they are ok but Kahns rocks the casbah.

[Kevin72]

I'm liking all this Kahn's love in here.

[Bill Miller]

I'm liking all this Kahn's love in here.

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I love K&Z's but must try Kahn's. Where is it?

[Kevin72]

2429 Rice Blvd.

Houston, TX

(713) 529-2891

kahnsdeli.com

Edited to add:

It's in Rice Village, on the right if you're coming onto Rice from Kirby. Very small, narrow storefront; you may miss it at first.

Edited September 1, 2005 by Kevin72 (log)