Downtown McKinney has a Japanese ice cream shop that’s worth a road trip.

Chai Wallah recently opened in Plano, where it serves nine different types of Chai prepared in styles from different regions of Asia.

Spoon and Fork Thai kitchen just opened its third establishment in Frisco, serving family-style dishes like pad Thai, drunken noodles and Thai curries.

Cracked & Crepe, a North Texas brunch spot, recently celebrated the opening of two of its newest locations in Frisco and Flower Mound. The fan-favorite spot serves crepes, waffles, pancakes, Benedict and other brunch specialties.

We recently discovered La Suprema, a Mexican food spot at the back of a grocery store in Frisco.

Kizuki is a new ramen spot in Plano. We recently stood in the cold in a line at the grand opening for a taste of the ramen. And we have no regrets.

We recently tried Kin-D Lao and Thai food in Frisco.

We recently checked out The Sandwich Spot in Frisco. There are three dozen sandwiches on offer here, but we particularly liked the bread.

There aren’t any tricks or games involved in this restaurant’s name: Curry Pizza House serves exactly what it says like it does. With origins in the Bay area, the pizza chain is one of many blending traditional Indian flavors into the world of pizza.

Warm heaters, live piano performances and good food all make for a pretty enticing Sunday-morning brunch experience, especially when it’s all under one roof.

Graze Craze recently opened up its first North Texas location in Plano. The spot, originally from Oklahoma, revolves entirely around the charcuterie board, originally from fifteenth-century France.

Moroccan food comes with a French twist at the recently opened L’Aqua. The interiors of L’Aqua don’t give the same vibes as your typical fancy French café.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but we feel there’s some room for debate. With a seemingly endless number of brunch places opening in North Texas …

The local-favorite Cauldron Ice Cream has a new location in Frisco. And to the excitement of Dallas dessert fanatics, it’s just as Instagrammable as the first two.

If you don’t find yourself with the time (or budget) to make a full-fledged trip to France, try Frisco. Of course, you might miss out on the fondue, the Eiffel Tower and a few other things.

The Koi Way might just be the new Cheesecake Factory of Asian food. From Chinese to Thai to Indonesian, the family-owned restaurant seems to be taking a stab at home-style dishes from all over Asia. Chinese fried rice,

If the name isn’t a dead giveaway, Plano’s bakery Pistachio is a haven for lovers of all things nutty. Glass cases throughout the small shop are lined with nut-based sweets,

“We believe in unicorns” is perhaps Spitz’s most interesting motto, written in bold yellow lettering across the front page of the website.

The new Naf Naf Middle Eastern Grill in McKinney is the epitome of “choose-your-own-adventure,” with a completely customizable menu that offers diners the opportunity to build a meal from scratch. There’s something liberating about choosing your own base, proteins, toppings and sauces and then getting to taste your creation afterward. Good…