Bam Bam
Seafood farm · Houston ·

Bam Bam

Seafood farm · Houston ·

Vietnamese-Korean-Cajun fusion with brisket fried rice

bulgogi fries
brisket fried rice
airport prices
friendly staff
vietnamese cajun
fried chicken sandwich
beef brisket bowl
rum punch cocktail
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Terminal C, 2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032 Get directions

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Terminal C, 2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032 Get directions

+1 866 508 3558
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Features

•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jan 3, 2026

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The 15 Best Restaurants At George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) - Houston - The Infatuation

"If the Flintstones built a house from bamboo and the color red, it would sort of look like Bam Bam. The Vietnamese-Korean-Cajun restaurant serves brisket fried rice, bulgogi fries, perfectly fine fried chicken sandwiches, and a lot of booze from its semi-futuristic mega-hut in Terminal C. Bam Bam is a great place to find some privacy in a deep set booth with either a laptop or, if you’re lucky, a new whirlwind airport romance." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene

https://www.theinfatuation.com/houston/guides/best-food-houston-iah-airport-george-bush-intercontinental
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Bam Bam - IAH Airport - Review - IAH Airport - Houston - The Infatuation

"If the Flintstones built a house from bamboo and the color red, it would sort of look like Bam Bam. The Vietnamese-Korean-Cajun restaurant serves brisket fried rice, bulgogi fries, perfectly fine fried chicken sandwiches, and a lot of booze from its semi-futuristic mega-hut in Terminal C. Bam Bam is a great place to find some privacy in a deep set booth with either a laptop or, if you’re lucky, a new whirlwind airport romance. photo credit: Chelsea Thomas" - Chelsea Thomas

https://www.theinfatuation.com/houston/reviews/bam-bam-iah-airport
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Bam Bam

Adaora I.

Google
I only had rum punch Cocktail 🍸 , and it was so deliciously loaded with some fresh fruits and lime, just the way I like it 😋. The waiters and bartenders were very friendly and courteous. Food on other passenger plates looked and smelled tantalizing 😋🤭😍😆

Laurain H.

Google
This was so far the best restaurant I’ve ever been to while passing through the terminal. Bulgolgi fries were delicious! Along with avocado - salmon sushi and smoked brisket fried rice! Nice staff!

Mi N.

Google
Excellent. Very good Vietnamese food. The manager Bulent was very professional and yet friendly. Our server was very good too (sorry can’t remember her name). Will definitely return and recommend

Derek L.

Google
Friendly energizing staff, quick food, great atmosphere, questionable eggs. This is a great place to stop for some breakfast eats that has comfortable seating, lively music, and pretty good food. The eggs taste like liquid or frozen eggs vs fresh eggs, but in a S and which or burrito they would probably be fine. The other food was good. You order at table through website and food comes out quickly. Prepare to pay airport prices.

David H. N.

Google
Pretty disappointing when you’re at the airport and found an online description and menu offering Vietnamese Cajun cuisine. When you arrive it’s just “fusion” Asian food at a marked up price. There was no seafood options nor Cajun offerings. Opted for the wings and the fries. I should have known it wasn’t going to good when you arrive around dinner time and it’s completely empty. I should have stuck with my initial choice and gotten Panda Express. At least you know what you’re getting there.

Duc Bieu P.

Google
I almost never leave 1-star reviews...and our experience here was THAT bad. If I could leave 0-star or minus five stars, I would. Best parts about the experience? The beef brisket bowl was very tasty (although $31 before tax and tip), and we received some pretty good customer service from a young gentleman that appeared to be about 25 years old. He seemed happy to help and do the best that he could to help us have the best experience possible. However, the way the system and process are set up (as well as the unacceptable behavior of the manager) and the unacceptable missing items led me to never want to contribute again to this business. I have sent them feedback twice over the last couple days, and there has been no response at all. With other restaurants, when I offer feedback that is less than stellar, they usually reach out immediately to acknowledge receipt and to ask for more information and/or how they can make things right. No such efforts yet from this business, and I wouldn't be surprised if they respond to this review with a copy-and-paste invitation for me to offer more feedback (that they won't read and/or won't respond to). Worst parts about the experience? Clumsy ordering process that takes too long and requires usage of scanning a QR code to order through a web page. Our experience would have been much better had we been able to order through any of the humans working there, saving a lot of lost time and effort since the cell phone signal is horrible at that location and wi-fi was not reliable at all. The prices are extremely high for the little that we did receive. If I ran the place, I would cut the price point about 50% (even if that meant reducing the size of the portions. We were informed that the manager was intentionally withholding chocolate milk that we had ordered. Our flight had already started boarding, so I was not interested to wait around and spend any extra time to discuss this withholding by the manager. We did not discover until later that they had also withheld the edamame and miso soup we had ordered. Suggestions/warnings for you: -Be careful if you don't have much time and they quote that the order will only take 10 minutes to prepare...it may take much longer. -Be careful that they include everything that you order. -Be careful that they won't give you the quality or value that other (airport) restaurants will give you. If we had to do it over again, we would have tried any of the other airport restaurants nearby.

Ash J.

Google
Poor value for cost, slow prep. This is the $28 salmon salad.

B B

Google
This is the WORST restaurant I’ve ever been to. Very disappointing and overpriced. We got the vegan Thai ramen and shrimp sushi. The ramen tastes like watered down curry paste with mushy noodles and a few random veggies. Sushi is like grocery store sushi. Bland and disappointing food at inflated prices. Paid $83 Canadian for this food plus a beer. Only good thing was the service. Would never go back here and do not recommend.