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Learn more about businesses in the Katy and Fulshear area that have recently opened, as reported by Community Impact. This list is not comprehensive.
1. Simply Mahj
The business offers classes, leagues, tournaments, retreats, private events and kids' summer camps. The business also sells its own line of tiles and accessories along with name brands.
The soccer training facility aims to help develop young players through group training, private sessions, summer camps and adult leagues.
The barbershop has opened a salon next door to its Katy location, and will offer haircuts, silk presses, blowouts, weaves, extensions, braids, perms and coloring for women.
The Katy office treats patients of all ages by offering routine checkups, sleep apnea treatment, orthodontics and emergency dentistry.
The 353-unit luxury, mid-rise apartment community has over 20 open-concept floor plans.
The eatery serves pizzas, flatbreads and wraps featuring freshly made dough as well as kabobs and bowls.
7. Cooking Girl Chinese Cuisine
The restaurant offers authentic Chinese dining with options such as Sichuan beef and dry pot duck.
The restaurant serves banh mi, pho and vermicelli bowls, with featured dishes including pork rice bowls, fried egg rolls and beef pho.
9. iSmash
Founded in 2018 in New York, the business offers a hands-on environment where guests can safely smash objects such as glassware, dishes and electronics with tools such as crowbars, baseball bats, golf clubs and sledgehammers in a controlled space.
10. Bad Buns
The restaurant—which also operates a location in Sugar Land—offers smash burgers, fries and shakes, per its website. Known for its late hours, the Katy location closes at 11 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on weekends.
11. JuiceLand
The Austin-based chain offers juices, smoothies, matcha and plant-based lunch options.
12. Urban Brasa
The Peruvian eatery offers charcoal-grilled chicken, sandwiches and salads.
