Crawdaddy's, a Cajun Restaurant, Featured in San Jose Mercury-News

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) June 21, 2008 -- A taste of casual Cajun crawfish dining can now be found in San Jose, California, thanks to Thai Nguyen his restaurant, Crawdaddy's. Crawdaddy's was recently reviewed by Steven Chae, a writer for the San Jose Mercury-News. The Cajun-themed place is a Vietnamese-owned restaurant that serves hot crawfish, shrimp and crab by the pound.

According to the review, serving and cooking crawfish is a familiar routine to the Vietnamese people, as many of them were shrimp farmers and fishermen in their home country. Nguyen's father, Tom Nguyen, has his own belief about that crawfish's popularity with Vietnamese people; Tom thinks that, "Asians like their seafood, and if it's sexy, all the better."

The rest of the review goes on to talk about, in detailed descriptions, the other menu items that are served by the restaurant. For example, the article also says that the restaurant serves crab, shrimp, oysters and catfish, all of which can be boiled or fried.

The crawfish comes by the pound and is served in big plastic bags. Diners can also include corn on the cob and link sausages for fifty cents each. According to the review, the crawfish was fresh and covered in the sauce made of cayenne seasonings, butter and whole pieces of garlic. The crawfish is also accompanied by a slice of lime and a mixture of peppers and salt.

Crawdaddy's is located in San Jose's "Little Saigon" neighborhood, which is also known as San Jose's Saigon Business District.

For more information about Crawdaddy's, the restaurant's location and the restaurant's menu, go to: www.crawdaddysj.com.

About Crawdaddy's:

According to the restaurant review, Crawdaddy's is a Cajun-themed restaurant is located in the "Little Saigon" district of San Jose, California. The Vietnamese-run restaurant offers crawfish, crab, oysters and shrimp. Crawdaddy's menu also includes non-seafood items, such as Cajun fries, corn on the cob, fried catfish, chicken wings, chicken strips and other similar menu items.

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