Emperor of India- Exquisite San Jose Indian Cuisine

We're fine with having new people enjoy a different cuisine, and this tells us the Millennial generation isn't restrained by difference. Even better is being able to share this experience with older generations such as parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Other than Indian cuisine, what cultural cuisines you're enjoying and following? #indiancuisine #millennial #foodexploration http://www.businessinsider.com/indian-cuisine-gains-tractio

I would encourage people to learn more about a culture's cusine outside of the most common dishes. To remedy this repetiton, we want to point you to look up more recipes you can make at home.

For those who are new to Indian cuisine, we have names associated with different curry-based dishes. The names refer to the process or style of cooking the dish. These names have a variety to their names and their origins. Part of knowing at least one new culture is getting to know the content of each culture's dish. #curry #indiancuisine http://www.curryhouse.co.uk/glossary/curries.html

Curry has variations of dishes from different parts of the world. This restaurant took it to another feat. This recipe is one that we would not want to try for ourselves. However, brave and challenging customers would want to make this one of your tourist stop when visiting England. Let us know: would you take the risk?

It's an amazing moment to extend and open the doors to incoming guests. We're currently working on our new Facebook page to get interactive and creative with what do. The Emperor of India welcomes you to visit our page as we get the finishing touches done.

Sometimes we need to catch up with reaching out to people. If not done early, can be a bigger hassle later on. Fortunately, Emperor of India is taking a new step to reach out to our new and loyal customers of San Jose. Stop by the page as we make our way into social media.