Fremont Real Estate Blog

I just had my first tate of Yogurtouille. I tried the Lychee, mild tart, watermelon, french vanilla, and two others I don't remember the name to. added some pwalnuts and peanuts, and wow! I was impressed. This is really good. I couldn't figure out what sweetner they are using. The owner said it was the sweetness of the milk, but that can't be. My guess is honey. Anyhow you have to try it and tell me why I shouldn't go there again, because I'm planning on it. 2660 Mowry Ave (x Paseo Padre Pky) near the Panera Bread. Fremont, CA 94538

New Indian Restaurants in Fremont. I saw their sign go up last week, so Id ecided to try it out. The menu selection is large so I asked them wha t their special dishes were. Based on that I tried their dahi chat papdi and hari paranta. The chat was crispy, the dahi fresh, and mint chutney and other ingredients were well put together. Their Hari Paranta (spinach, aloo and some other vegetables), was unmemroable. The place itself was very clean and the staff is courteous. I don't see myself returning, since I still like Chatpatta corner better for chat. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

I've eaten there 3-4 times now. It's as good as Sala Thai (close by), and Simply Thai (Newark). My Thai which was a favorite has been too inconsistent so I've stopped going there. It's in the same shopping center as Smart & Final and Shalimar ‎ . The uniqueness of this place is you could host a part for 60-80 people here. It's well lighted and the decorations are tasteful.

Pizza and Curry signage off of Fremont Blvd. my eye and I stopped into to see what it was about. They just opend and are a combination Desi Pizza and Curry restaurant (limited seating). If you like Desi pizza (like you get a Kid's Castle), they this looks interesting. Unfortunately I wasn't in the mood for pizza so I'll try it another time. However if you do try it, please let me know what you thought.

Before we got to Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, we stopped over at Nan King Road Bistro. Teh place was looking empty but we had rejected everything else we had passed on the road that lead us to this restaurant. We were all happily surprised by the quality of meal. We tried two items. Mongolian Chicken Chicken Chow Mein (normally I don't order something so boring, but I needed one safe bet for the kids) both items were completely finished with relish by the kids and the parents.