As the sign says, it's Pakistani and Indian Cuisine, which I am a HUGE fan of. So, I pull into the parking lot, practically on two tires that's how hungry and excited I was. And I gotta tell you, it's unfortunate that this little gem is where it is. It's a bit hidden at the far end of the shopping center between a vitamin shop and a sushi place so it didn't get much traffic when we were there. In fact, we were the only ones there during our whole meal.
The interior is trendy and comfortable...
And the food....YUM!!! We shared the Tandoori combo platter, samosas and garlic naan. With the samosas (which were the only disappointing part of the meal because they were so small) our server brought two sauces. One was a little bit sweet while the other was not, it was spicy and good enough to drink from the little tiny bowl it was served in. (Rest assured I did not do this even though I thought about it more than once) Here's a pic of it after I, uh, I mean we finished with it...
Sorry for all the blurry pics - it's the only kind my little phone knows how to take. Anyway, I loved this stuff (I have no idea what it's called) so much that I asked our server if it was possible to buy a pint of it to take home. She was so sweet - she gave us a bunch to take with us without charging us.
So, if you're ever in the vicinity of the Chino Spectrum you have to go to Tamarind! Also, if you're lucky enough to be there when the owner is there, well, let's just he's easy on the eyes!
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God, I've been missing good Indian food lately. There's this food van in town that sells it, and it's supposed to be pretty okay, but I am still scared to try...what exactly is pretty okay, anyway? :p
And what...no pic of the owner?? :lol:
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