Fulshear just scored a taste of the islands, to go. Wow Wow Hawaiian Lemonade has opened its third Greater Houston location in town, pouring the chain's pressed lemonades, açai bowls and tropical coffees into the busy Katy-Fulshear corridor. The shop is tucked into the Fulshear Bend retail cluster and comes with a drive-thru tailored to early commuters and school-run parents. Local franchisees already run Wow Wow spots in Katy and Houston, so this latest opening lands more like a neighborhood upgrade than a far-flung chain arrival.
As reported by Community Impact, the Fulshear shop officially opened Jan. 8. The brand's location page lists the outlet as opening Jan. 10 and lays out contact information, hours and a local Instagram handle for updates on specials and new items, per Wow Wow Hawaiian Lemonade.
Drive-Thru, Owners And Local Expansion
The Fulshear store stands out for its drive-thru, which the franchise announcement bills as the first Texas location in the brand to offer that service, aimed at speeding up morning and afternoon lines. In that same release, Mohammed and Pam Layeeq are named as the local franchisees behind the three-store Houston group, and the pair plans to lean on the drive-thru to better serve commuters and families zipping along the corridor. The announcement also details the Layeeqs' existing Katy and Houston locations and the build-out that brought the new suburban spot to life.
Menu And What To Expect
On the menu, Fulshear gets the full island treatment. Guests will find pressed lemonades such as Blue Hawaii and Butterfly Mojito, superfood smoothies, poke and açai bowls, plus coffee and toast items that line up with what appears at other Wow Wow locations. The shop's online listing shows those signature offerings and the full menu now available at the new store, so regulars from Katy and Houston can expect the same focus on fresh-pressed citrus and tropical ingredients.
The concept started as a simple lemonade stand on Oahu and has grown into a franchised brand with locations across the United States, a history noted by both the company and local reporting. That origin story goes a long way toward explaining the heavy lean into island flavors, even as the chain adapts to suburban Texas habits with conveniences like drive-thru service.
Local coverage also notes that Wow Wow leadership has praised the Layeeqs for their community focus as the franchise continues to expand in the region, according to Covering Katy. For Fulshear residents, the opening means one more quick-service stop for morning coffee, pressed lemonade and late-afternoon smoothies along the growing Katy-Fulshear stretch.
