YSG Halal’s menu is led by burgers, but the Fries category on its ordering page holds two loaded fries that are easy to mix up, a plain fries option and a sauce list that decides how each plate tastes. The two loaded fries share a base and differ in sauce and toppings. This guide explains what loaded fries are, compares the listings using the menu’s own wording, and shows how to use the sauces.
What loaded fries are
Loaded fries are French fries topped with combinations of cheese, sauces, meat or vegetables, according to Wikipedia. Typical toppings include cheese, chopped bacon, sliced green onions and jalapeños. The dish is usually served as an appetizer or a side, and the same source lists many regional variants, including chili cheese fries, poutine and salchipapa.
That range matters, because “loaded” means little until you read the toppings. At YSG, the menu does the explaining, which the next section sets out.
The three fries listings
The Fries category lists three items:
- OG Loaded Fries: fries topped with melted cheese, the signature OG Dippin’ sauce, jalapeños, and your choice of chicken, beef or veggie.
- Spicyee Loaded Fries: fries topped with cheese, the SpicYee Sauce, diced onion and tomatoes, and meat (chicken or beef).
- Regular Fries: a bed of fries sprinkled with YeeSeasoning.
The ordering page marks some protein choices as add-ons, so check the item for details when you order. The Spicyee listing names chicken or beef. The OG listing also names veggie.
OG Loaded Fries: the reference order
Start with the OG Loaded Fries if this is your first order. The menu lists melted cheese, the OG Dippin’ sauce and jalapeños, with a choice of chicken, beef or veggie. It is the only loaded fries listing that offers a veggie option.
The OG sauce also appears elsewhere on the menu. The Loaded Quesadilla comes with OG Sauce and fries, and OG Sauce is one of the Extra Side Of Sauce options, so you can add more to any order.
Order the OG Loaded Fries if:
- You want the most flexible loaded fries, with a veggie option.
- You like jalapeños and melted cheese.
- You are ordering for a group and want a plate with a protein choice.
Menu card — OG Loaded Fries
Listed under Fries on the YSG Halal ordering page as fries topped with melted cheese, the signature OG Dippin’ sauce, jalapeños, and your choice of chicken, beef or veggie.
Spicyee Loaded Fries: the heat order
The Spicyee Loaded Fries swap the OG sauce and jalapeños for the SpicYee Sauce, diced onion and tomatoes, and still come with cheese and your choice of chicken or beef. The name points at heat, and the website says the SpicYee sauces are made in house. The menu does not say how hot this one is, so ask the staff before you order.
The YeeShaans Burger’s description also mentions one of its three house sauces having a bold SpicYee kick, so the sauce shows up across the menu.
Order the Spicyee Loaded Fries if:
- You want heat on your fries.
- You like diced onion and tomato on top.
- You want chicken or beef rather than a veggie plate.
Menu card — Spicyee Loaded Fries
Listed under Fries on the YSG Halal ordering page as fries topped with cheese, the SpicYee Sauce, diced onion and tomatoes, and meat (chicken or beef).
Regular Fries: the plain base
The Regular Fries are the plain option: a bed of fries sprinkled with YeeSeasoning. The website names the YeeMasala seasoning as a signature of the kitchen, though it does not say whether YeeSeasoning is the same blend, so ask if you are curious.
This is the right order if you want to pick your own sauce, add the fries to a burger order, or share a side without toppings.
The sauce list
The Extra Side Of Sauce category lists:
- Desi Sauce and Chapli Sauce, whose names match the Desi and Chapli burgers.
- OG Sauce and Spicyee Sauce, which match the two loaded fries.
- Ranch and a Sauce Bottle.
None of the sauces has a description on the ordering page, so the menu does not say how they differ. A practical approach is to order the loaded fries you prefer and add one other sauce to compare.
Building a table order
A few combinations follow from the menu. They are suggestions, not set pairings.
- Two people: one OG Loaded Fries and one Spicyee Loaded Fries to compare, plus a burger each. The blog has a separate guide to the Desi and Chapli beef burgers.
- A group: the website promotes bulk orders that include Chapli Burgers, Quesadillas and OG Loaded Fries, so add a few of each.
- Small bites: the Small Bites category lists Onion Ring, Jalapeno Poppers (6), Fried Spicy Green Beans and Veggie Spring Roll (3).
- To finish: the Dessert and Regular Shakes categories include a Falooda Shake and a Dubai Chocolate Milkshake, described as chocolate pistachio kataifi in shake form.
Location and how to order
YSG Halal’s Fremont kitchen is at 4342 Thornton Ave a, Fremont, CA 94536, phone (510) 605-9510. The website does not list opening hours, so check the ordering page for current hours and ordering status. The restaurant also lists a Santa Clara location at 2120 Walsh Ave with its own ordering page, and its menu may differ, so check it before you order there.
Order through YSG’s own page rather than a third-party app. The restaurant receives the full order with no app commission.
FAQ
What fries does YSG Halal list?
The Fries category on the ordering page lists OG Loaded Fries, Spicyee Loaded Fries and Regular Fries. The Quesadillas category also lists a Loaded Quesadilla that comes with fries and OG Sauce.
What is on the OG Loaded Fries?
The menu describes fries topped with melted cheese, the signature OG Dippin’ sauce, jalapeños, and your choice of chicken, beef or veggie.
What is on the Spicyee Loaded Fries?
The menu describes fries topped with cheese, the SpicYee Sauce, diced onion and tomatoes, and meat (chicken or beef).
What sauces can I add?
The Extra Side Of Sauce category lists Desi Sauce, Chapli Sauce, OG Sauce, Spicyee Sauce and Ranch, plus a Sauce Bottle.
Is YSG Halal halal?
The website describes the food as halal, calls the restaurant the Bay Area’s first HFSAA-certified halal food truck, and says it now operates from a kitchen on Thornton Ave in Fremont. The ordering page does not carry a halal label.
Order loaded fries at YSG Halal
Pick OG or Spicyee, choose your protein, add a sauce, and order straight from the restaurant. Ordering direct means YSG gets the full order with no third-party commission.
