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    Hando is a hand roll counter in the Heights where you perch on a stool and eat with your fingers, which is the correct way to eat a hand roll anyway. The sets come in three, four, or five rolls, the spicy tuna one carries real heat, and robata and small plates fill the gaps. Happy hour runs daily with $7 cocktails, and the speakeasy next door handles the nightcap, because Houston apparently needs a hidden bar for everything.

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    • Spicy tuna hand roll

      “Sets are the way to go, offering three, four, or five different selections that include the spicy tuna hand roll — a simple dish that still packs heat.”

      Eater
    • Curry croquette

      “Its daily happy hour offers $7 house cocktails and a handful of $5 plates, including curry croquette and crispy fried squid.”

      Eater
    • Crispy fried squid

      “Its daily happy hour offers $7 house cocktails and a handful of $5 plates, including curry croquette and crispy fried squid.”

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