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Published on February 14, 2007 at 12:54pm
The oyster nachos ($5.99) at Fish City Grill (15980 City Walk, Sugar Land, 281-494-3474) are unusual. What makes this most addictive treat so different are the crispy fried oysters adorning each chip. The oysters are dipped in a cornmeal batter before they're fried, resulting in super crispy morsels. Round tortilla chips form the base, and a chipotle-tartar sauce is smeared on top of each, followed by the crispy oyster and a spicy pico de gallo. Be warned: One order may not be enough -- even if you dine alone.
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