Authentic indian food recipes in National City, California

Cafe Indonesia, located at 41 East 8th Street in National City, California, is a unique dining experience that brings together Dutch-Indo and Filipino cuisine. As the creators of the original java rice in the Philippines since 1952, Cafe Indonesia offers a cross-cultural menu featuring traditional dishes like nasi goreng and sate, as well as modern creations like chori-burgers and adobo fried chicken. Established by Pete Alfonso in Manila in the 1950s, Cafe Indonesia was a pioneer in introducing Indonesian cuisine to the Philippines and nurturing Filipino Jazz music. Now, Pete's grandson Bobby Alfonso is reviving the legacy of Cafe Indonesia in San Diego, bringing Indo-Dutch flavors adapted for the Filipino community using family recipes passed down through generations.

Yemen Kitchen, located at 219 Jones Street in San Francisco, California, is a restaurant that specializes in authentic Yemeni cuisine. The national cuisine of Yemen is known for its unique flavors and regional variations. Influences from Ottoman and Mughal Indian cuisines can be found in certain dishes, but the overall foundation of Yemeni cuisine remains consistent throughout the country. At Yemen Kitchen, customers can experience the rich cultural and historical influences of Yemen through a diverse menu of traditional dishes. Come and taste the flavors of Yemen at Yemen Kitchen in San Francisco.