Someone wrote: : Does anyone have recommendations for an Indian restaurant in the Santa Clara : or San Jose area?? If you are American, Pasand (Lawrence and ECR) is a good choice. I like the consistency of the food there, the curries are competent and tasty for the American palatte.
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
Indian Restaurants in Santa Clara, San Jose?
One I like is called Sneha. It is on Apollo Way in Sunnyvale/Santa Clara. Really the crossing of Lawrence Expressway and Central Expressway. It has a lunch and dinner buffet that is very good. It is quite inexpensive also. The food goes well for the Indian as well as the American pallete. John W. wrote: > Mitch S. wrote: > >Someone wrote: > >: Does anyone have recommendations for an Indian restaurant in the Santa Clara > >: or San Jose area?? > > > >If you are American, Pasand (Lawrence and ECR) is a good choice. > >I like the consistency of the food there, the curries are > >competent and tasty for the American palatte. > > Where would you recommend for non-Americans? > Why would it be any different? > > John Watson > NASA Ames Research Center > [email removed] > http://george.arc.nasa.gov/~watson > > HOMEBREW NAKED!
Rajiv B. wrote: >One I like is called Sneha. It is on Apollo Way in Sunnyvale/Santa Clara. Really >the crossing of Lawrence Expressway and Central Expressway. It has a lunch and >dinner buffet that is very good. It is quite inexpensive also. The food goes >well for the Indian as well as the American pallete. > Some of our Indian engineers like that place. I went with them once and though it was bland and overcooked. India is a large place, as is America. Cooking styles vary. Also, one of the engineers who likes that place also likes Pizza Hut! <<<<SHUDDER!>>>> Val, probably reiterating the obvious...
NNTP-Posting-Date: Thu, 07 May 1998 09:27:02 PDT Xref: ba.food:31292 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------F742D366B1FAAB6330619731 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > But please, Please, PLEASE! let me know > the places you've been to that make > the Sneha seem bland to you. Try Dhaba on El Camino & Henderson. Delicious and spicy food . No ambiance and limited variety. Make sure you order their parathas also. Some weekends they serve 'makki ki roti and sason ka saag' (maize flour chapati and mustard greens) ummmm....I wish they would let me know when they make it Namita > > > --------------F742D366B1FAAB6330619731 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vcard.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Namita Mehta Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vcard.vcf" begin: vcard fn: Namita Mehta n: Mehta;Namita org: digital-X email;internet: [email removed] x-mozilla-cpt: ;0 x-mozilla-html: TRUE version: 2.1 end: vcard --------------F742D366B1FAAB6330619731--
Try Passage to India in Mountain View. Yummy karahi chicken and sarson ka saag, and there's always some kind of buffet going on. Lisa Tsering >Does anyone have recommendations for an Indian restaurant in the Santa Clara >>: or San Jose area??