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I have to agree, the fruit does look similar. Flower, too. I see that there are medicinal uses listed: http://www.stuartxchange.org/JerusalemCherry.html So perhaps it is used by the Chinese.  I will have to ask them next time I am there. Thanks for the quick ID.  

Hi, First time here. Trying to ID a perennial pepper. I found this growing in front of the Locke Chinese Medicine building in Locke, California. Locke is a 100+year old Chinese town in the Sacramento delta. The plant has a very woody stem, so it's perennial. Anyone have an idea of which pepper...