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Shish Grill in San Ramon serves up Mediterranean deli-style food with dishes like lamb burgers and chicken shawarma, though recent visits suggest quality has been inconsistent—some folks found their lamb burger overcooked and the shawarma reheated. The prices run steep for what is essentially counter service (hummus at $13?), which rubs some customers the wrong way, though they do offer dine-in, takeout, delivery, and outdoor seating if you want to make an evening of it.

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The Gurkha Kitchen serves up fresh Nepali and Indian food that actually tastes like it's made with care—the momos and fish dishes are standouts. The service is friendly and helpful, the place is clean and inviting, and prices feel fair for what you get. They've got dine-in, takeout, delivery, and outdoor seating, plus beer and wine if you want them.

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China Lounge Restaurant serves legit Sichuan food that hits different—reviewers who are actually from Chengdu confirmed it's the real deal. The soup is standout good, and they nail both spicy and non-spicy dishes, so you can bring your whole family without worrying. You get that quality you'd expect from SF or Oakland but with friendly service and reasonable prices, plus they do dine-in, takeout, and delivery.

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Andaman Thai San Ramon is a casual spot in the shopping center that does solid traditional Thai comfort food—think spicy curries and noodle dishes. The Tofu Madness and tamarind prawns are standouts, though you might want to ask them to kick up the spice level if you like it hot. There's plenty of free parking, they take reservations, and you can grab beer or wine with your meal.

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