The restaurant specializes in cuisine from central Vietnam, dishes from a region known for deep, hot spices as well as more complex flavors than the north and south.
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Whether it’s the decor, the food or the drinks or all the above some restaurants just feel like you’ve left San Jose and arrived some place else. Given San Jose’s diverse ethnicity and food scene, it’s easy to get away.
The annual Amgen Tour of California bicycle race will make a stop in San Jose tomorrow for the seventh consecutive year.
Ex-gay programs, the vast majority connected to conservative Christian denominations, subscribe to a developmental model of homosexuality: Emotional wounds from childhood cause men and women to become gender-confused, which leads them to cannibalize their God-given gender identity by having same-gender sex.
Remind mom why you’re the favorite by taking advantage of the many Mother’s Day specials the South Bay has to offer.
San Pedro Square Market is best thing to happen to downtown San Jose since, well, ever. The collection of restaurants, shops, bars and outdoor space gives downtown a focal point at long last.
While corporate grocery giants seem to rule the land, Santa Cruz-based New Leaf Community Markets has sneaked into Silicon Valley without much fanfare with a new store in San Jose’s Evergreen neighborhood, giving the bigger and better-known Whole Foods Market a run for its money.
Randy Ritchie, a longtime waiter at Original Joe’s passed away last Wednesday, May 2, at the age of 61, news that quickly spread through the San Jose dining community.
Thanks for Playing … The Game Show Show! depicts events on the set of The Secret Square, a fictional 1950s quiz show. A casting assistant (Shannon Guggenheim) braves sexism and the stresses of live television production
Courtesy of SV411.com, here’s a quick rundown of the latest technology news in Silicon Valley, including organ donors on Facebook, Google adding features to its social network and the acquisition of Penultimate.
