

Naatiya is a place for authentic South Indian Vegetarian and Non Vegetarian food. We pledge to our customers quality food and excellent service. Come on and enjoy our best Indian treat. Please do share your experience with your friends and relatives. Naatiya is a modern South Indian restaurant influenced by a range of culinary traditions. Our menu is anchored in the regional cuisines of India. We use best of the Indian spices and ingredients; our chef blends traditional Indian preparation with contemporary techniques.
Modest mainstay for dosas & other classic South Indian meals served à la carte or with lunch buffet.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8 Mountain Ave, Bloomfield, CT 06002
Phone: (860) 726-0126
Website: http://www.naatiyarestaurant.com/
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I had tried other Indian restaurants and buffets before, but none with the variety and richness of flavours we found here. Every single dish we tasted was a delight.
The staff were incredibly kind, the food was spectacular, and the atmosphere was genuinely warm and welcoming. Highly recommended if you’re ever in town!
The plus:
Gobhi 65 was fantastic. The lemon soda was yummy.
The mids:
Lassi was okay and the vegetarian noodles was good but very oily.
The minus:
Rava dosa was not very good – a little on the sour side, and kinda bland.
All in all a very okay experience.
As soon as you walk in, you’re greeted by the friendly staff and the delicious smell of all the spellbindingly aromatic dishes in the restaurant.
The light, chewy, perfectly browned garlic naan is a must, and the tandoori chicken is unbelievably succulent — I don’t know how they do it! Certainly the best I’ve had in the United States!
The chettinad chicken was my favorite: fiery and well spiced with black pepper and ginger, the sauce was nonetheless light and elegant.
The vegetable biryani was well made and strongly seasoned with cumin and saffron. It goes perfectly with the chettinad chicken.
The only problem is that when you eat there, it’s impossible to have regular conversation: you’ll just be talking about how delicious the food is!
We rented this banquet hall for my grandmother’s 80th birthday, a milestone celebration we had spent months planning. Sadly, what should have been a beautiful memory turned into a stressful, disappointing experience due to the completely unprofessional and borderline discriminatory treatment we received.
From the beginning, things felt off. The gentleman we dealt with insisted the deposit be paid in cash only, which already raised red flags. It wasn’t until we threatened to take our business elsewhere that they reluctantly allowed a card payment. That should’ve been the first warning.
They only gave us one hour to set up—which is absurd for an event of any size—but even that small window was ruined. When we arrived (after confirming with them that we could come early), the venue was filthy. Food was still on the floor, the tables were sticky, and the white linens were visibly stained from the night before. Their excuse? “The party went late, so we didn’t have time to clean.” So we ended up spending our own setup time cleaning, sweeping floors and wiping tables so our guests wouldn’t walk into a mess.
It didn’t stop there. Many of the items we were promised as part of the rental—chafers, utensils, chair covers, etc.—were either missing or disgusting. We had to remove the chair covers ourselves because they were that dirty. Every time we tried to speak to someone for help, they locked the side door entrance we had been using. When we asked to speak to the owner or manager, we were told he was “too busy.” I eventually walked into the main restaurant and found him relaxing in a booth with his feet up, only for him to call someone else over to “deal with me.”
His justification for the filth and disorganization? “Well, we gave you the space early.” As if doing the bare minimum of giving us access—after we paid—excused making us clean it ourselves.
It was clear we weren’t being taken seriously. Whether it was because we were all women, or because we’re people of color, or both—I can’t say for sure, but the disrespect was loud and clear. We were made to feel like an inconvenience instead of paying customers celebrating something important to our family.
And then, when 10 PM hit—the same 10 PM the owner had told us was our one hour of cleanup time—he came in demanding the music be shut off immediately, stating that if the music continued, we’d be charged for extra party time. Keep in mind: we weren’t blasting a DJ set or throwing a club event—this was an 80th birthday party playing old school soul music for a room full of elders. But that didn’t matter. The music had to go, or we’d be fined.
The entire experience was humiliating, disrespectful, and far from what any family should experience when trying to celebrate a loved one. This place does not deserve your money, your time, or your trust.
Do better. And treat people with the dignity they deserve—regardless of gender, age, or race.