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I grew up in the Midwest with food so bland that I thought I didn't like food. Indian food was a gift from God.
Shalimar
mell saysShalimar
Heard it is a chepo place, I'd avoid.
Turmeric Restaurant, Murphy Ave, Sunnyvale - tried few times the quality was consistent and not bad.
Sankranti - Wolfe Rd, reasonable good.
I'd look at reviews, pictures before I go.
Try to avoid chepos unless you know the place.
Good cheap place that always hit the spot when I frequented SF every chance I got in my 20s...
Naan N Curry
buffet foods tend to contain a lot of salt.
I don't trust Indian food, or rather, the purveyors thereof.
This.
3rd world dining is never a good thing.
Ask Anthony.
clambo saysI don't trust Indian food, or rather, the purveyors thereof.
I suspect this is true for other ethnic foods in US or at least in Bay areaI've noticed the a lot of Italian restaurants have Latino waiters, which is kind of coming full circle.
Blue saysI suspect this is true for other ethnic foods in US or at least in Bay areaI've noticed the a lot of Italian restaurants have Latino waiters, which is kind of coming full circle.
Just got back from Himalayan Kitchen - Mountian View.
It’s soooo good, but admittedly I am not the same for 48hrs after eating it. It’s a sacrifice.
Ulavacharu is the best south indian in the bay
BayArea saysJust got back from Himalayan Kitchen - Mountian View.
It’s soooo good, but admittedly I am not the same for 48hrs after eating it. It’s a sacrifice.
@BayArea, Too spicy or due to the spices in the food?
I understand there are less Indian people on the Peninsula relative to East Bay/South Bay, but I would expect to have some good options available.
Haven’t found a single one I like. Anyone have a recommendation?
My benchmark is the Chicken Tikka Masala
Let’s stay south of SFO and north of Mointain View ?
Thanks