A blend of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Muscat, One Last Kiss is a dry white wine with hints of melon and orange. While it goes well with Asian food, fish, poultry, and pasta, many people may find that it also goes well simply with taste buds. Produced by the Scott Harvey family, One Last Kiss comes from the grapes of Napa Valley and Amador County. It’s the latest in a long line of wines known for utmost quality.

I would like to introduce some places is famous of the best Asian dining in Silicon Valley. Here are the five that top the list. Cupertino Village A pleasant place to walk around, and an even better place to eat around, Cupertino Village has everything from a Hong Kong-style coffee shop to Korean barbecue. Corner of North Wolfe and Homestead roads, Cupertino. Grand Century Mall The food court is like a mall within a mall and filled with a dozen or so cheap and good Vietnamese restaurants. 1001 Story Road, San Jose. Lion Plaza Vietnamese food paradise on earth. 1818 Tully Road, San Jose. Milpitas Square There's a reason the massive parking lot is so crowded at lunch. Asian food of almost every stripe is available here and much of it is delicious. 190 Barber Lane, Milpitas. Ulferts Center Small but mighty mall featuring mainly Chinese restaurants with a Thai and Malaysian restaurant thrown in. 660 Barber Lane, Milpitas.