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    The enchiladas are why people come back to this California Indian restaurant in Sausalito, draped in cheese, yogurt, tamarind, and a curried house sauce that shouldn't work as well as it does. The owner is a regular presence at the tables, cheerfully fielding questions about why the menu also includes Jamaican jerk chicken. There is exactly one dessert. You order it.

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    • Enchiladas

      “He can easily tempt skeptics with the restaurant’s popular enchiladas ($17.95), blanketed in cheese, yogurt, tamarind and the house’s curried enchilada sauce.”

      San Francisco Chronicle
    • Jamaican jerk chicken

      “He’s used to the questions about why he’s serving Jamaican jerk chicken ($21.95) and will tell you all about Indians’ storied history on the island.”

      San Francisco Chronicle
    • Avatar's Dream

      “The Avatar’s Dream ($9.45), the only dessert on the menu, is really something special: Almond and vanilla gelato are served with chocolate and pistachios, with the whole package sitting atop sweet and sour mango and rose petal sauces.”

      San Francisco Chronicle

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