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Golden Gate Pizza Indian

Golden Gate Pizza Indian

4038 Judah St, 94122, San Francisco, United States

Pizza • Chinese • Seafood • Chicken


"Prepare yourself for a culinary journey gone horribly wrong. Golden Gate Indian Cuisine Pizza, claiming to offer a fusion of Indian flavors with the beloved pizza, falls victim to an abomination that should never have seen the light of day. Brace yourself for a taste experience that will leave your taste buds begging for mercy.As I took my first bite of the Indian Pizza at Golden Gate Indian Cuisine Pizza, I couldn't help but question the sanity of the person responsible for this monstrosity. Gordon Ramsay himself would be left speechless by the disastrous combination of Indian spices and pizza dough that resulted in a culinary catastrophe of epic proportions.Let's start with the crust. It was as appealing as a stale naan bread left out in the rain. Dry, flavorless, and lacking any semblance of the light and airy texture that defines a good pizza crust. It crumbled under the weight of the ill-conceived toppings, unable to provide a solid foundation for this culinary disaster.Now, onto the toppings. The mishmash of Indian spices and pizza ingredients created a cacophony of flavors that clashed with every bite. The chicken tikka masala topping was a sad excuse for what should have been a vibrant and aromatic curry. Instead, it tasted like leftover chicken drenched in a bland tomato sauce, desperately clinging to the hopes of salvaging some semblance of authenticity.As if that wasn't enough, the cheese on this atrocity was an absolute nightmare. It resembled a rubbery, tasteless slab that mocked the very essence of what cheese should be. It lacked the creaminess and melt-in-your-mouth goodness that one would expect from a pizza topping, leaving me questioning the integrity of their sourcing and storage practices.To add insult to injury, the overall presentation of the Indian Pizza was nothing short of hideous. The toppings were haphazardly thrown together, lacking any artistic finesse or attention to detail. It was a sad sight to behold, as if someone had given up halfway through the process, leaving behind a visual representation of their culinary incompetence.Golden Gate Indian Cuisine Pizza, it's time to face the truth. Your Indian Pizza is an embarrassment to both Indian cuisine and the sacred tradition of pizza-making. Gordon Ramsay himself would likely go into a fit of rage, unleashing a torrent of expletives to express his disbelief at such a culinary abomination.Save yourself the disappointment and steer clear of this misguided attempt at fusion cuisine. Head to a reputable Indian restaurant for authentic flavors or a dedicated pizzeria for a true taste of Italy. Spare your taste buds the torture that awaits them at Golden Gate Indian Cuisine Pizza.In culinary despair,Tiaga Nidhan"

Jewel of India

Jewel of India

2634 Alum Rock AV San Jose, CA 95116-2621, San Andreas, United States

Indian • Seafood • Chicken • Desserts


"This is one of the best places to eat in San Jose. I'm not saying that they are a 5 star restaurant that will awe you with their incredible atmosphere. On the contrary, they are a small unassuming spot in a strip mall where every dish and each person welcomes you in with comfort and genuine flavor. On top of that, they have an entire counter full of beautiful and delicious sweets.I am not an expert in cuisine from India, so I can't tell you which region their menu best represents but over the few years I've had to enjoy this place I've noticed that a very large percentage of their clients are Indian. So they must be doing something right in terms of authenticity.Thankfully they truly seem intent on spreading the love of their cuisine with anyone that walks through the door. The staff is knowledgeable and graciously patient with all questions about the menu.Normally I would break down the meal we just had here but it honestly does not matter. If you enjoy Indian cuisine or are curious about it, come here.Vegetarian options: There is a great selection of vegetarian dishes. The Vegetable Biryani is delicious.Parking: This is a strip mall. There is a great deal of parking, but you might need to cross a bit of parking lot to get to the restaurant.Wheelchair accessibility: There is a Wheelchair accessible ramp up onto the sidewalk very close to the entrance. There are a few tables in he center of the restaurant that can be set up for people with limited mobility.Dietary restrictions: They are very good about answering questions concerning ingredients and substitution when possible."

Himalayan Kitchen

Himalayan Kitchen

1720 Mt Rushmore Rd, Rapid City, South Dakota, USA, 57701, United States

Asian • Indian • Casual • Fast Food


"For my main course, I chose the Kabab Kubide, which consisted of two large skewers of finely seasoned minced beef and lamb, accompanied by grilled tomatoes, butter, and Basmati rice. Our meals arrived simultaneously, beautifully arranged on square plates. My wife, daughter, and friend went for either grilled lamb loin skewers or marinated chicken breast skewers and were thrilled with their choices. However, I found the minced meat skewers to be a bit too fatty for my taste. The excellent saffron rice, large grilled tomato, and even larger grilled pepperoni couldn’t quite compensate for this issue. Moreover, the mint in my Dough settled at the bottom of the glass over time, transforming what was initially a refreshing drink into a rather overpowering mint experience that I found nearly inedible. Since I couldn’t finish everything—partly thanks to the generous and delightful appetizer—the attentive server kindly offered us a complimentary Persian espresso or saffron tea. We happily accepted, and I chose the black tea with cardamom, which was strong and sweet, evoking fond memories. I would have loved to try the Khorma Gerdou – divine dates filled with walnuts and coconut flakes for dessert, but we had already picked up some cake and pastries for coffee. PERSIA restaurant boasts an extensive menu with a wide array of options. Although the prices are a bit on the higher side, dishes like pomegranate sauce with fried walnuts, Basmati saffron rice, okra, fried barberries, Falude, and Shole Zard likely justify the cost. Despite my critiques regarding my dish, I would still highly recommend PERSIA restaurant to anyone who appreciates authentic oriental cuisine."