Red Hot Chilli Pepper lived up to its name with intense food! I started with the pomegranate ginger ale and mango mojito which were both just soooo good. The pomegranate ginger ale tasted like it was made in house with heaps of ginger and a cool red color. It was a large portion for its price as well. The mango mojito was also very good with a concentrated mint flavor and loads of mango! It was rather tiny for its price though so I definitely reccomend the ginger ale more. Then we started with the Szechwan fried rice which was good. It wasn’t anything too special, but it wasn’t overwhelmingly oily like most fried rices are. It was a good vessel for the curry like dishes we bought. The Manchurian paneer was ok. The texture of the Manchurian sauce threw me off a little bit as it was a little gelatinous sticky, but it had a nice flavor and went well with the warm paneer. The honey chicken was also pretty good. The chicken was rather dry though and I didn’t enjoy the sauce too much, but again when placed with the fried rice it was still ok. Then we ended off with the fried ice cream which I would definitely reccomend as it was both unwise and tasty. With a crispy warm exterior and cold gooey interior. Tip: DONT OPEN THE BOTTLE AT YOUR TABLE it costs extra money I made the mistake and was stuck with paying $6 for some water:( Overall the food was nothing special, but their drinks were amazing and the service and ambiance were really cute especially for large gatherings so I would still reccomend to others. Enjoy!Vegetarian options: Manchurian Paneer and Veggie Noodles
This place has become so overpriced and above that now they want you to pay 7$ or 8$ for a bottle of water (Tap water not an option anymore). Even if a restaurant decides to serve bottled water only it should not be sooooo overpriced. The food quality and quantity has deteriorated significantly as well. I wish we get a few more options for Indo-Chinese in the bay area so that these restaurants improve their food quality and stop these unfair practices.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
kirtana suresh
Really enjoyed the food here. We tried the pan fried chili fish for appetizers and we had Calcutta chicken and schezuan fried rice for entrees. We also had the fried ice cream for dessert which was delicious! The ffod was really great and so was the ambience!
A very memorable experience. The ambiemce was good. Kids enjoyed the wonderful music. I enjoyed the SEC Championship game on TV. The food was delicious for all of us.Staff was very friendly, and when they understood that we were visiting here for the first time, explained finer aspects of ordering food here (like family size serving, mildly spicy by default, etc.)I am sure you will enjoy your visit to RHCP as much as we did. It's a time and money well spent!Vegetarian options: Veg. Coins in Manchurian Sauce is a must!
Nice place, good service, good food.. For Indo-Chinese
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chilli Garlic Noodles
Naresh Perumal
The service is fantastic! The staff makes sure there is no wait time between your food. We ordered chicken momos, chilli tofu and tofu tangra style, and all of them were perfect. The quality of the food is really good and would definitely come again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sanjay Bhasin
Had family dinner and the service was too good. And the food very delicious. This is the best cuisine which is closest to Indo-chinese that we get in Delhi. My fav is chilli garlic noodles, dry chilli chicken, mon chow soup and fried rice cream. The host Azhar was very courteous. Enjoyed our outing. Conveniently placed in Pacific Commons in Fremont with plenty of parking with both indoor and outdoor sitting options. The food served is Halal. And all dishes are almost zero-oil.Vegetarian options: Hakja noodles, chilli garlic noodles, gobi Manchurian, chili paneerDietary restrictions: Halal
My friends Javier, Evie had their takeout and it was delicious. I cannot recall the name of any dish but they were all very good and the portions were generous. Will come back!
Food: 5
Anu Chitrangana
Food was good. Customer service could be improved. I hard hard time understanding the waiter because music was too loud.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chilli Garlic Noodles
RajuM
The food was delicious, and their service was also great. They also accommodated all the allergies at our table. Which was greatly appreciated. Most Indian places are unable to do that.
Red Hot Chilli Pepper lived up to its name with intense food! I started with the pomegranate ginger ale and mango mojito which were both just soooo good. The pomegranate ginger ale tasted like it was made in house with heaps of ginger and a cool red color. It was a large portion for its price as well. The mango mojito was also very good with a concentrated mint flavor and loads of mango! It was rather tiny for its price though so I definitely reccomend the ginger ale more. Then we started with the Szechwan fried rice which was good. It wasn’t anything too special, but it wasn’t overwhelmingly oily like most fried rices are. It was a good vessel for the curry like dishes we bought. The Manchurian paneer was ok. The texture of the Manchurian sauce threw me off a little bit as it was a little gelatinous sticky, but it had a nice flavor and went well with the warm paneer. The honey chicken was also pretty good. The chicken was rather dry though and I didn’t enjoy the sauce too much, but again when placed with the fried rice it was still ok. Then we ended off with the fried ice cream which I would definitely reccomend as it was both unwise and tasty. With a crispy warm exterior and cold gooey interior. Tip: DONT OPEN THE BOTTLE AT YOUR TABLE it costs extra money I made the mistake and was stuck with paying $6 for some water:( Overall the food was nothing special, but their drinks were amazing and the service and ambiance were really cute especially for large gatherings so I would still reccomend to others. Enjoy!Vegetarian options: Manchurian Paneer and Veggie Noodles
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Ice Cream, Szechwan Fried Rice
This place has become so overpriced and above that now they want you to pay 7$ or 8$ for a bottle of water (Tap water not an option anymore). Even if a restaurant decides to serve bottled water only it should not be sooooo overpriced. The food quality and quantity has deteriorated significantly as well. I wish we get a few more options for Indo-Chinese in the bay area so that these restaurants improve their food quality and stop these unfair practices.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Really enjoyed the food here. We tried the pan fried chili fish for appetizers and we had Calcutta chicken and schezuan fried rice for entrees. We also had the fried ice cream for dessert which was delicious! The ffod was really great and so was the ambience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Ice Cream, Szechwan Fried Rice
Good food. Over priced. Lacking in quantity.
Very oily food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
A very memorable experience. The ambiemce was good. Kids enjoyed the wonderful music. I enjoyed the SEC Championship game on TV. The food was delicious for all of us.Staff was very friendly, and when they understood that we were visiting here for the first time, explained finer aspects of ordering food here (like family size serving, mildly spicy by default, etc.)I am sure you will enjoy your visit to RHCP as much as we did. It's a time and money well spent!Vegetarian options: Veg. Coins in Manchurian Sauce is a must!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hakka Noodles, Szechwan Fried Rice
Food quality not same as San Carlos
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Nice place, good service, good food.. For Indo-Chinese
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chilli Garlic Noodles
The service is fantastic! The staff makes sure there is no wait time between your food. We ordered chicken momos, chilli tofu and tofu tangra style, and all of them were perfect. The quality of the food is really good and would definitely come again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Had family dinner and the service was too good. And the food very delicious. This is the best cuisine which is closest to Indo-chinese that we get in Delhi. My fav is chilli garlic noodles, dry chilli chicken, mon chow soup and fried rice cream. The host Azhar was very courteous. Enjoyed our outing. Conveniently placed in Pacific Commons in Fremont with plenty of parking with both indoor and outdoor sitting options. The food served is Halal. And all dishes are almost zero-oil.Vegetarian options: Hakja noodles, chilli garlic noodles, gobi Manchurian, chili paneerDietary restrictions: Halal
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chilli Garlic Noodles, Fried Ice Cream, Hakka Noodles, Szechwan Fried Rice, Dry Chilli Chicken, Munchow Soup, Dry Cauliflower Manchurian
Restaurantji Recommends
Great indo chinese food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Ice Cream, Hakka Noodles, Munchow Soup
Good quality food, fast
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My friends Javier, Evie had their takeout and it was delicious. I cannot recall the name of any dish but they were all very good and the portions were generous. Will come back!
Food: 5
Food was good. Customer service could be improved. I hard hard time understanding the waiter because music was too loud.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chilli Garlic Noodles
The food was delicious, and their service was also great. They also accommodated all the allergies at our table. Which was greatly appreciated. Most Indian places are unable to do that.