Where is the Best Pan Asian Food in San Jose, California?
Fahrenheit is a pretty decent place to lounge around and have some fusion and drinks. The decor is nice but I have to agree that if you’re here to dance there’s not much to work with. Out of most downtown San Jose, Fahrenheit is probably one of the more classier places to visit. The food is surprisingly not bad. The menu of small plates is pretty good. The drinks are overpriced but they definitely are worth it. I HIGHLY recommend the mojitos! Do check out that happy hour!
After my first two visits to Three Seasons I thought of it as a great way to get almost-Tamarine-quality east Asian fusion without paying an arm and a leg. But after my second to last visit I started to feel that the rewards werent that great for just giving up an arm. And now after my fourth visit Im warming up to Three Seasons again.A few of the dishes like the sweet and succulent sea bass in a caramelized onion and caramel sauce are quite memorable but as I tried more items on the menu few things felt worth it. The 11 honey quail satay is just two skewers of quail that werent even pleasant let alone good and came with a thin sauce that taste like lemon juice. The sweet and sour soup wasnt bad but wasnt better than what Id expect in the average hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese restaurant. The whole crispy red snapper is exactly that a deep-fried whole red snapper. The meat was reasonably good but nothing that made me want to finish the whole thing which is too bad since its one of the few
