
We are a premier Indo Chinese fusion restaurant, proudly recognized as the top Indo Chinese in the Bay Area. We offer a unique and delectable dining experience that combines the best of Chinese and Asian flavors. Join us and experience the award-winning difference at Red Hot Chilli Pepper. Enjoy unique flavors, freshly prepared food, an unparalleled culinary experience, and the best dining in the Bay Area. Taste the exceptional dishes at Red Hot Chilli Pepper today!
The intensely spiced staples of Indo-Chinese cuisine showcased in a sleek black & red dining room.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5:30–10:15 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 5:30–10:15 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 5:30–9:15 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:15 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:15 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:15 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:15 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1125 San Carlos Ave, San Carlos, CA 94070
Phone: (650) 453-3055
Website: https://www.redhotchillipepperca.com/
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Reservations: redhotchillipepperca.com
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Reviews
It honestly tasted like some of the dishes had been reheated rather than made fresh. My husband and I have tried a lot of restaurants, and this one just did not meet our expectations. The worst part was that I had invited a guest, and it ended up being a bit embarrassing. I know some people might feel differently and enjoy it, but this was our experience. Sadly, I do not see myself coming back. The flavors and freshness just did not justify the cost or the hype surrounding this spot.
Let me save you some time — please, please try their Dry Gobi Manchurian (spice level: HOT — only if you dare). It’s insanely good. Like, “where-have-you-been-all-my-life” good. You’ll thank me later. ️
I also tried the Hakka Noodles… let’s just say they were on a silent mode. Bland and boring — definitely not the star of the show.
Can’t wait to go order again and explore more next time — but that Gobi Manchurian? It’s already on my repeat list.
We order dry chilli chicken. It was 10/10. Calcutta chicken and hakka noddles. Highly recommended.
They have a variety of veg and non veg options. ALL MEAT IS HALAL. Definitely would visit this restaurant again
Manchow soup was loaded too but it was very bland, had to put a lot of sauces to make it edible.
Chicken Lettuce Cups were not so exciting, some lettuce leaves with the same chicken mixture that was used in Manchow Soup with sweet chili sauce on the side. They should really dress up the lettuce cups with different toppings and sauces.
Dry Chili Chicken was truly delicious and a Hit.
Rose Fizz drink was fizzy with a hint of rose in it, refreshing.
Strawberry Lime Soda was sour with very little of strawberry taste.
Service is at best, mediocre when crowded. The frequency of visiting from the waiting and serving staff is horribly low, there is almost zero personalization or conversation, the staff don’t seem to be knowledgeable enough on the menu to give you recommendations.
The ambience is still decent around the bar, but feels like a dungeon inside leading into the ‘banquet’ hall. It is narrow and does not allow for any privacy or conversation when crowded. Leave alone the fact that there are no views or windows to speak of.
Food, this is the biggest let down. Presentation is a zero, freshness is a 3, taste is a 2 and overall less than 3. The appetizers seem pre-made as evidenced by the speed of their showing up after order, the temperature at serving and the freshness of the ingredients. It sets you off to a poor start and does not get better. The menu is conducive to reuse of ingredients, but looks like the search for efficiency and better profit margins have compromised the quality pretty severely. I was almost left wondering if we were served leftovers from the banquet vs. food made to order!
Being vegetarians, we typically order the Manchurian coins, the Tofu Vegetables and Schezwan fried rice. There is no character, flavor, spice or heat on the food. Quite horrific of an experience, now two times in a row. The hosts do not seem to care or attend to concerns. Superficially they do respond by heating the food and replacing it, but it seemed more like a chore or obligation vs. passion or proactive customer empathy.
When humans lose passion, AI can do better. This restaurant seems to be on a serious decline and pretty desperately needs help. I can’t say for sure, but they are either struggling financially or are getting too greedy. It might also have been a couple of bad samples, but with so many things off, is it a really bad sampling or a sign of decline? A premier restaurant lives or dies based on service above everything else and this one seems to be on the wrong trajectory. We will consider other options before coming back to this one.
Even though the service was good, but we were made to wait for over 20 to 25 minutes before someone even came to greet us and give us some water. But once the order was placed the food was served very fast. We were made to sit in the back room, but that room is very claustrophobic and dark and we were all feeling extremely hot in there. Seems like very little ventilation in there.
In spite of all that, I love the food and the restaurant overall, so still giving it a five star.
Chili corn
Chili paneer
Drumsticks from heaven
Gobhi Manchurian
Main dishes:
Paneer in chili garlic sauce
Prawns in oyster sauce
Hunan Chicken
Chili garlic noodles
Green chili Hakka Noodles
The food was served within minutes of ordering. The server was very kind and prompt with his suggestions to help us with the orders.
Each dish was delicious and flavorful!!
Thank you for this excellent IndoChinese food in the Bay Area !