R House is one of my go-to's for late night less-than-glamorous Cantonese food. Like many of the Canto options in Chinatown, the food is neither exceptional nor terrible, but perfectly passable when it's past midnight. Similarly to their neighbor FuFu Cafe, they are open late daily and have been a reliable source of seafood, carbs, and all of the above. As per usual, the English name has nothing to do with the Chinese name. R House is likely a play on words for "Our House" but the Chinese name 華洋 (Wah Yeung) is extremely common for Canto establishmens. Wah/Hua for Chinese and Yang/Yeung for foreign, makes for a fitting name especially for being in the US. The place is very modest, with handful of round tables and a very dated decor. The bathrooms are a bit on the less appealing side and the parking is vast due to being inside of DunHuang Plaza. Somehow the later it gets, the more likely I'll come across a ton of tables where dishes from previous parties remain. The food is affordable and the portions are solid. I don't think anything stands out frankly, but when they're versatile enough to handle most dishes. Avoid the soups and anything intricate with the stir fry (wok hei is a tinge weak). I have stuck to noodle dishes, as well as stir fried stuff like egg and shrimp and even beef chow fun and it's been a reliable choice. The staff speaks Cantonese and is very old school. I don't know how long places like this will last in today's Chinatown, but I really do hope that it'll remain a solid option for years to come.

"Our house, in the middle of our street" Jokes aside, this place is a must try if you're stopping by Chinatown in Bellaire! The lunch special is incredible ($6.50 for most items)! This mom and pop shop delivers full, authentic Cantonese flavors with every dish I've had. Every order also comes with a to-go boxed packed to the brim with rice. I had an excellent to-go experience and the lady taking my orders was very sweet! I'll be back to try the fried fish next time. Great place to eat all around although the restaurant itself is a bit small.