Toys, figurines and cartoon posters decorate the walls of Ky Ans Kitchen, an Asian fusion restaurant in Sugar Land. Japanese anime characters Naruto and Sailor Moon watch over customers as they eat ramen and Vietnamese pho.
“This is perhaps a little glimpse of our personal interests,” co-owner Linda Lu said. “We just want to have a bit of fun here.”
The Ky Ans concept is to provide healthy, guilt-free comfort food from Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese cuisines. Vegetarian soup bases are common in Ky Ans’ dishes while Linda and her husband, Tom, make their own ramen noodles from scratch.
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Spicy ramen with shrimp balls and chicken is a popular special menu item ($11.99).[/caption]
“What we offer is how we cook for ourselves,” she said. “When you eat it, you don’t feel so sluggish.”












