Silence Heart Nest Vegetarian Restaurant

Agni Fire _{on Google}

Jul 27th, 2020

The folks over at this veggie place in Fremont have really saved me since we've been in lockdown. All the takeout or deliveries I've ordered have been awesome. Super fresh and bursting with flavor. I haven't had a bad dish yet. The Penne Marinara and Vegan Chicken Kale Ceasar are my favourites.
They also do great Enchiladas and their Thai stir fry is awesome.

E. E. _{on Google}

Jun 8th, 2020

I have ordered from here multiple times, including the salads, burritos and nachos. I always order the vegan versions (if they offer one with cheese or egg as well). Usually everything is great and their vegan Cesar is my go to. Unfortunately I have had bad experiences with recent orders. Twice now I have ordered "vegan" only to receive items with dairy cheese. And the pudding they have sent has been split and grainy -- I know it's just a free add on but seriously if a batch doesn't turn out I would rather have nothing than grainy chocolate water! It's just insult to injury when a box is labelled vegan but the food inside is not. :(

Summer _{on Google}

May 30th, 2020

Good food & nice interior, but small portions for the price.

Jonathan Van Steinburg _{on Google}

Aug 21st, 2020

First time here. The white walls and pictures of a man led a similar feeling to another veg restaurant that promotes possible religion of sorts along with vegetarian food. I came open minded and ready. The service was prompt at seating me and was busy brunch Sunday. I ordered sweet potatoe biscuits with cashew gravy, a side of hash brown potatoes, and a vanilla pancake.
The only edible dish I recieved was the pancake. The pancake was pleasant and had a good vanilla flavor. I asked for extra crispy hashbrowns. The hash brown potatoes I got were not even slightly cooked, soggy, and drenched in some red seasoning. I was convinced it was a mistake and the server was nice when I sent them back and chose not to get anything else as I saw everyone else had the same uncooked thing on their plates. I thought it was likely the way they served their potatoes to everyone.
The biscuits were orange in color and dry. The consistency of the biscuit was similar to eating crumbly sandy lumps of chalk and flour. Arrid maybe a better word to describe the desert I had in my mouth. The cashew gravy was white in color and had a mild taste of onion. I can't think of any liquid that could help those incredibly sad biscuits.
I think I ordered the wrong stuff here. Try the pancake.