India Oven

Absolutely delicious! Fresh hot Naan delivered to the table, a wide variety of dishes & cool mango ice cream to end the meal, yumm!

Good buffet dinner. Clean atmosphere. Nann bread basket was always kept full and they were always checking on us for water. I usually don’t like buffets but this one was good. Good chaysa.

Best Indian buffet in Sac :)
First I have to say I’ve never ordered anything from the menu, and I only come here for the buffet. It can get expensive ordering single items and if ur trying it for the first time that is not the way to go.
Their buffet always has the best dishes! I am a sucker for the naan bread, paneer curry, and chicken masala. It’s hard to find something I don’t like there.
Staff is very courteous, water and naan basket are always full. They have a yummy mango icecream and my fav chai tea also!
They have the best variety I’ve seen so far, clean environment, and decent price.

The Chicken tika masala was pretty good. The prices are a little more than you would expect tho.

Best tasting Indian food in the world. The service there is so great with a nice clean place too. You should go there.

It would be difficult to find a better indian buffet. Loads of vegetarian food… Fish pakora, paneer, saag and fried bread are absolutely delicious. Will be back many times. Waiters are very attentive and drinks always stay full.

My girlfriend and i decided to have lunch here as I was in town and craving curry. It was our first time eating here and The food was delicious. I particularly enjoyed the lamb curry, naan bread and not to mentioned the mango ice cream. There wasn’t that many options or variety of food and what I didn’t like was the fact that the waiter kept coming to ask if I was done so he could take my plate. Other than these few nuisances the place had a nice ambiance and the food was delicious.

Our favorite Indian buffet in the Sacramento area! They’re knowledgeable about celiac disease so they can tell me every dish they I can/can’t eat there. I always get the papadams instead of naan. Their veggie dishes are flavorful and never too greasy. The mango ice cream machine is back now!!!

Came here on a Saturday night for a friend’s birthday. There was a reservation made, but It was not necessary because it was not packed at all. We all went for the buffet. I had Indian food before and always had mixed reviews. This time I actually enjoyed the food. My favorite was the chicken tikki masala and the Tandori chicken. I tried a bit of everything. They had a noodle dish that was actually tasty. Reminded me of Chow mein. Service was good. My glass of water was never empty and they kept on bringing the fresh Naan to our table.

Awesome service. They accommodated for a big party. Second time in thr week. Polite folks here.

I would have gave 5 stars last year in November but now the food has changed the last few times here.
They were my favorite at one time.
We came for the lunch buffet and all the food seemed to taste the same and very bland, food was cold and the variety seemed limited
Best thing was probably the Goat Curry. The customer service was pretty good very quiet but nice and attentive. The décor is very classy and memorable.
I will give this place another try sometime in the future hoping they get that chef back cooking the same good food.

We ate their dinner buffet and there wasn’t as much selection as I would have liked. The food was very good but I was looking for more familiar dishes

Tried this place out because it was conveniently right next to the place I chose to sit down and study. Who could say no to a buffet, right?
Well, I have had better food. Maybe I’m spoiled by a mom who cooks bomb Indian food-​but I know how good it can be…
PLACE: The ambience and décor is really nice. They have smooth Indian music playing romantic tunes.
STAFF: Nice. Didn’t make much of an effort to build rapport. Quiet and to themselves (or on their phone).
FOOD:
Naan – Was bomb!!! Some of the best tandoori naan I’ve had in a while!
Tandoori Chicken – Overcooked and spices a bit bland. I wasn’t a big fan of the texture of it.
Chicken Biryani – Eh. Tasted a day old?
Chana Chat (Cold Potatoes and garnanzo bean salad): pretty good!
Coconut chutney: Eh.
Tamarind Chutney: Eh.
Probably won’t be back. :-/

This place is really good, the tandoori chicken is my favorite overall. The white rice with buttered naan is a must to try. If you have time to enjoy the lunch buffet by all means, check this place out this is one of those my lists that is considered my favorite Indian Restaurants.

My girlfriend and I hadn’t had indian food before, so thought we’d be adventurous. It was way more expensive than we expected but we rolled with it. ($ 9 for a mixed drink in a campaign glass?! $ 14 per plate? Ouch!)
We started out with garlic naan — FABULOUS! Then she ordered the salmon ($ 18) and I had the chicken mahklot ($ 14). Her salmon was OK but my chicken dish was bizarre. I could not stop tasting Malt-​O-​Meal and otherwise the flavor was overall unexciting and bland. I could see why out of 20+ tables, we were only 1 of 3 other diners.
Again, we hadn’t had indian before so perhaps we ordered bad first-​timer dishes. I do have to say the service was prompt and attentive.

Not sure if this India Oven is owned or operated by the same folks as the one in Lincoln, but the quality of food could not be more different.
Ordered Chicken Byriani which had (it seemed) all the cheap cuts of chicken. Chicken Tikka Masala was ordered medium to hot. It was tasty, but was the mildest I’ve ever had. The papads we ordered were literally dripping in oil and completely inedible. The naan was good… yay!
We ordered wine but sent that back as it was like vinegar and got a bottled beer instead.
Maybe we just came at a bad time because the place was packed (maybe because of the buffet option).
The staff were courteous but not really that interested in the guest experience. The waiter asked how everything was and I was truthful saying it was not great. He generously took $ 10 off our bill, but at the end of the day we won’t be going back to this location.

Came here with my husband for the lunch buffet. I got the lamb curry and not only did it taste average it had not one but two pieces of hair in it. I brought the hairy situation to a staff member and all they could say was «sorry it happens sometime can I get you another plate of lamb from buffet». I really enjoyed coming here but after this visit I won’t be returning.

If you like indian food this is a pretty good place, clean, it’s small but elegant. Waiters are in uniform, on top of everything. The have a buffet but you can order a dish as well. the buffet size is decent. If you love indian food and are willing to spend $ 16.00 dollars for the all you can eat or if this is your first time trying their food. I would say its a pretty good place to start.
Ps. I thought it was weird but you have the option to pay when you leave the place for the buffet.

Awesome dinner buffet on Fri, Sat and Sun nights! Only $ 14.95 per person and they actually have A LOT of variety. There are several different curries with different types of meat and lots of different sides to choose from. I love the mint chutney. really refreshing! Not all Indian restaurants offer buffet style during dinner time but this one does! We were not expecting that and we went in thinking about ordering an entrée per person which would have been about the same price, if not more! The buffet for dinner is definitely worth it

One of the Indian food chains. This is a decent place to try for lunch. It is good place to try it for the first time. Staff is fairly quick to greet and direct us to sit where one chooses to.
Enough offerings from refilled frequent options including curry, mint, and butter chicken, various Marsala, chick peas, naan, dail, and paneer.
Dishes offered a wide variety of spice and character. Protein cooked through. Sauces and accompaniments were okay. Nothing shattering.
Bill settlement was quick at the counter.
Good: spice, tender proteins, fresh offerings, service.
Bad: just okay.
I wouldn’t mind coming back again.