The service was amazing, first time Visiting and they helped…read moreme decide what was best for me. The food came out hot and tasting great!

Everything was super delicious and the service excellent specially Jorge the place very clean the…read moresauces tasty

Ambience: Think sports bar meets global kitchen--TV screens…read moreeverywhere playing cricket, baseball, and NFL/NBA games depending on the season. It's casual, lively, and a good spot if you like your food with a side of live sports. A couple of solid beers are available on tap for those who want to pair the game with a drink. Service: Ordering is counter-style--you place your order, get a number, and your food is either brought to your table or you might have to pick it up yourself. It's simple and efficient, but not a full-service setup. Food: Urban Kitchen thrives on fusion. The menu revolves around three base curries, and from there, it's a choose-your-own-adventure: * Wrap the protein and curry in a tortilla with cheese and Indian spices for a quesadilla * Swap for small tortillas to make tacos * Add saffron basmati rice and roll it up for a burrito * Put it on bread with cheese for an Indian-fusion pizza * Or sandwich it in a bun for a burger There's even a Chinese-inspired section built on similar fusion principles. The real gem here is the soya chaap--whether you go for malai or spicy curry, it's some of the best around, especially with rumali roti. Overall: This is my go-to spot for a once-a-month DoorDash treat. Expect creativity, hearty flavors, and a menu that blends India, Mexico, and beyond into something uniquely satisfying.

Food - as a vegetarian I had almost no choice other than paneer! There is no concept of veggies. I…read morehad soy chaap- which was as good as it can be- about 3 stars. Rumali roti was awesome- for food I will give 3stars. Service- there was no service concept- you order food at counter and food is given in disposable containers. Ambience- small room with clean but non expensive furniture. It is not inviting or a place where you can sit for hours ! Loud panjabi music playing! Tops 2.5 stars. Value - this is where I struggled the most. We had 1 paneer burrito and 1 soya chaap that was served in disposable containers and that costed over 40$. I would get better value at many other Indian restaurants in Fremont for that price and some places on peninsula as well! For the limited choice and lack of value, I don't see myself going there again.

Great place to get sandwiches. Super easy to order and pickup as they had two kiosks to order from…read more I had a philly cheesesteak and it was packed with lots of meat. Good flavor. We also got the samosa chaat and it was a good appetizer to share. I heard the bombay chicken burrito was really good as well. Anjeer Fig milkshake - this milkshake was really good. Not too sweet and very creamy. However when i got it, it was warm / room temperature. I was expecting it to be cold but maybe thats just how it is.

Got it. Here's a Yelp-ready version that keeps your tone, frustration, and clarity without sounding…read moreunhinged. I walked into this deli today hungry and wanting something very simple: a turkey sandwich on whole wheat. Instead of being greeted by a person behind the counter, I was directed to a kiosk. The kiosk was surprisingly limited and frustrating to use. I could not find an option for a basic turkey sandwich without scrolling through a long list of pre-built combinations that did not work for me. There was no easy way to customize and no visible option to simply order something straightforward. What made it worse was the complete absence of human interaction. There was no opportunity to ask a question or clarify an order. It felt transactional in the worst way. I was not alone. The couple next to me also gave up and left without ordering. We all walked out without ever speaking to a single person. If you are going to replace staff with kiosks, at least make the system intuitive and flexible. Sometimes people just want a simple sandwich and a quick, human exchange. I ended up leaving hungry and disappointed..

We ordered food here for my husband's birthday. We've been on a Mediterranean food binge this…read moremonth. This was best quality and best value. We all ordered shwarma plates except my husband who ordered a wrap. The shwarma plate was very nice - it came with a small salad, rice, and shwarma. I like that they provided garlic sauce, salad vinaigrette, and your choice of cilantro or harissa sauce. I tried all of them and they were all good. For Filipinos, actually, this fits the palate very well - there is seasoned meat with rice. What else do you need in life? The salad is just a healthy bonus. My husband really enjoyed his wrap and he'd be interested in returning. The wrap used a flour tortilla...but the filling was very good. Even my parents who don't like to venture too far from Filipino-American food were interested in returning, especially because the location is nearby Popeye and Seafood City. We came in around lunch time on a Saturday, and there were some people eating inside and outside. Staff were very friendly and the seating area was clean.

Got the chicken shawarma plate, falafel plate, Achilles chicken wrap and the loaded fries with beef…read moreshawarma. I think the chicken dishes stole the show. The plate had a generous serving of rice and hummus - the chicken was tender and flavorful. The wrap was crispy on the outside, the Achilles chicken was very tasty as well. The falafel was a disappointment though as it was not fully cooked. There was a slight raw taste to it. Took the food to go and the server was very cheerful.

- Fresh and tasty food all across the board. We had gyro wrap, Texan style burger, chicken and beef…read morekubideh and manto dumplings. I'll go into detail for each: - the kubideh combo (chicken and beef) were the juiciest and fresh kabobs you'll find around. Serves with very well made white rice that'd be delicious on its own - Texan burger was so rich and juicy with a spectrum of flavor that'll make you overeat - the manto dumpling was easily the best one I've had though I haven't had too many this one definitely was cooked to perfection - very friendly staff that goes out of their way to ensure customer satisfaction - it's a clean, well kept and cozy place to sit - nice outdoor seating with effective heating - bathroom is also clean

This review is long overdue, but I feel obligated to share our experience so other families know…read morewhat to expect from Kabob Fusion. My family and I, two adults and two young children, came here during Ramadan for iftaar. Before arriving, I specifically called ahead to ask whether we needed to come early because I understood restaurants can become very busy during iftaar time. I was told that arriving 10 to 15 minutes before iftaar would be perfectly fine and that our food would be ready around the time of breaking fast. Based on that reassurance, we came about 20 minutes before iftaar expecting a smooth experience. Instead, the moment we walked in, it felt like we were invisible. The restaurant was crowded but not chaotic. We sat down and waited while servers walked past us repeatedly without acknowledging us. Eventually, I had to flag someone down myself just to place an order. I even asked directly how long the food would take because we were fasting all day and had two small children with us. The server confidently assured us the food would arrive around iftaar time. That never happened. When iftaar finally arrived, all we received were dates and water. No appetizers, no main dishes, nothing. We continued waiting while table after table around us received their food. Meanwhile, our children became increasingly upset and hungry. Anyone with young kids knows that after a full day of fasting, asking them to wait another 20, 30, even 50 minutes is nearly impossible. Our kids were crying, exhausted, and confused as they watched other families eat while we sat there with empty plates. What made the situation worse was the complete lack of honesty and accountability. Every time we asked about our order, we were told, "It's coming soon." Then eventually the server disappeared entirely for nearly 20 minutes and avoided us altogether. A woman later approached us, but instead of apologizing or taking our concerns seriously, she became dismissive and defensive. By this point, nearly 50 minutes had passed since we ordered, and she still insisted we "shouldn't complain" (in Farsi) because the food would come "soon." That response was honestly more upsetting than the delay itself. A simple apology, honesty, or basic compassion toward a fasting family with small children would have gone a long way. We eventually left the restaurant feeling humiliated, disrespected, and deeply disappointed. What saddened me most is that this happened during Ramadan, a month centered around patience, generosity, hospitality, and good character. In Afghan culture and Islamic ethics, guests are supposed to be treated with dignity and care, especially during iftaar. Halal is not only about the food being permissible. Halal is also about honesty, fairness, respect, and how people are treated. Sadly, this restaurant failed in all of those areas. We will never return, and I cannot recommend this place to anyone looking for respectful service or a welcoming family environment.

A great Vietnamese gem! It's a tiny restaurant with no seating inside and only one table outside,…read morebut the food tastes great. I had the Classic Bánh Mì and Thai-Coco Milk Tea for lunch. Both tasted fantastic. Despite the lunch rush and the line that formed, the service moved at a decent pace.

They only have a to-go window order . Got a rice plate with grilled chicken, very generous portion…read moreof chicken n rice, very tasty. Vietnamese coffee , strong n sweet. Went home and added tons of ice to lessen the sweetness, but good coffee! Will visit again !

I ordered from Dash in Fremont today and went with the beef shawarma wrap, plus a side of falafel…read moreand fries. Let me just say it was really good. The shawarma was packed with meat, which is refreshing compared to a lot of places that load up on rice or bread instead, such as a kabob shop and a few others. Here, you actually get what you pay for. Everything was flavorful, the sauces were on point, and the food arrived piping hot as I asked, although this kid who took my order made it complicating As someone Middle Eastern, I'm picky about shawarma, and this definitely hit the mark. The falafel and fries were solid too, and overall it felt like great value for the price. The only downside was the person who took my order his attitude could've been better. But honestly, the quality of the food made up for it. If you're looking for generous portions and real flavor, this spot is worth checking out.

This was my first time ever eating at dish and -and I've heard about it for so long! I was very…read moresurprised with how to set up was so easy and welcoming. As you walk into order, everything is pretty much on display and there's a crowd where the chefs are cooking the items in the pack. We got our food rather quickly and even though it was a cold rainy night, it was rather cold inside as well! Lol at least they have really good air-conditioning for the summer? Lol. I got the chicken Shawarma wrap and it was made perfectly well! I love the tzatziki sauce as well as the fresh cut veggies and the Light grill marks on the bread. My boyfriend got a combo with falafel another item I forget. But everything on his plate tasted delicious and I wish I got a combo plate myself. Lol. I can't wait to go back and try more items!

The food and beverages were refreshing! Great customer service. Very welcoming! We're definitely…read morecoming by again soon! Thank you!

This cute little shop has some great Korean street foods and very friendly service…read more This is not a dine in location as there is no indoor seating. You'll order at the front kiosk and wait for your order to be made. Everything is made to order and it took about 10 minutes on a Saturday during lunch hour. We tried their combo Isaac toast, beef kimbap, and kimchi tuna triangle kimbap (think onigiri). If you've never had Isaac toast, it's a popular Korean street food sandwich that is both savory and sweet. The Isaac toast here is a hefty portion and packed with full of flavor. There is a jam spread on the bread that gives it some sweetness and the cabbage slaw is dressed in what tastes like a thousand island dressing. Then you have the egg with carrot patty as well as a slice of cheese and ham. It's the most excellent breakfast sandwich. The bread is fluffy and griddled with butter - what more could you ask for? The beef bulgogi kimbap was also yummy. They don't put too much rice and they certainly don't skimp on the filling. The bulgogi was seasoned well - salty and sweet enough. The other ingredients were fresh and paired well together. Of the kimbaps I've had in my lifetime, this was definitely one of the better ones. The kimchi tuna triangle kimbap was packaged well so that the seaweed does not touch the rice until you're ready to eat, just like how they package it in Japan. Good amount of filling, well seasoned rice, and crisp seaweed. The prices are very fair here given the portion size. I would definitely return when in the mood for some kimbap and Isaac toast! Service was friendly - the ladies greeted us kindly and kept us updated on our order.

Food is always delicious... very friendly staff... definitely recommend trying this hole in the…read morewall family owned restaurant. You won't be disappointed.

Came here for a quick bite before a movie, it is close to the AMC theater. This is more of a grab…read moreand go place, there are a few seats inside but not much. It is definitely more of a no-frills kind of joint, but the food was good! We got a pita wrap and a plate with rice and meat. The flavors were pretty good, and the portions were big as well.

Anantara was great! We came here to celebrate my grandma's birthday and it was a pleasant…read moreexperience. Service was good and the ambiance is nice, pretty decorations and vibe. It's just a little cold in there for some reason. We started with a watermelon spritz and the inji-puli lotus appetizer since we'd never tried anything like that, and it was very yummy and had such a nice crispy but soft texture. It was also a good portion for all four of us. We got the goat curry and the chettinad spice vegetables, and a few parathas to share. We were afraid it wouldn't be enough but the parathas are actually very filling, and also have a really great texture of both crispy and soft, and delicious flavor. The curries were good, could have used a bit more salt but good spice. The stars of the show were the desserts - this deserves its own section because omg I'm still thinking about the desserts!!! We got the gulab jamun brûlée - an amazingly well done take on creme brûlée with a perfect top, easy to crack and beautifully flavored. The filling was amazing and sweet and so so yummy. They also were kind enough to give us a complimentary chocolate cake which was absolutely amazing. I'm generally not too impressed by chocolate but the quality of this cake was phenomenal with perfect sweetness and richness. I need these two again !! Definitely recommend coming here for an occasion.

Wow. I've never been to an Indian restaurant this posh before -- the moment I walked in I was like,…read more"woah." The space is absolutely beautiful, which explains why reservations are so hard to come by. I somehow snagged a last-minute outdoor reservation for four, but three more people joined us at the last minute. When we arrived, I asked a gentleman who looked like the manager if we could move indoors because it was cold. Even though they were very busy, he found us indoor seats in a perfect spot -- we definitely got lucky. We were a party of seven, half of us vegetarian. We ordered a bunch of dishes to share, and everything was great, but the vegetable biryani stole the show for me. I don't come from India, so take this from a non-native -- it was hands down the best veggie biryani I've ever had. The flavors were incredible, and it came with raita and a chutney that paired perfectly. I kept thinking about it even after trying everything else. Other highlights: the gunpowder idli was mind-blowing, and the lotus root appetizer (my first time trying lotus root) was a delightful surprise -- great texture and flavor. The dosa was soft and exactly how I like it (I'm not into crispy dosa), and the paratha with the vegetable curry was delicious too. The meat dishes my friends ordered got rave reviews from them as well, but I was still daydreaming about that biryani. Service was excellent -- the staff were kind, patient, and especially attentive to the kids in our party. When the restaurant is busy there can be a wait for food, but trust me: every bite is worth the wait. Highly recommend Anantara if you want a beautiful dining experience with outstanding food.