
Welcome to Namaste Natomas Indian Cuisine, located in the heart of Sacramento, CA! We are proud to offer authentic Indian dishes that bring the rich flavors and spices of India right to your table. Our menu features a wide variety of traditional favorites, including flavorful curries, aromatic biryanis, fresh naan, and delicious vegetarian options. For your convenience, we also offer easy online ordering and delivery services, so you can enjoy our mouthwatering meals from the comfort of your home. Experience the best of Indian cuisine at Namaste Natomas!
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1850 Del Paso Rd Ste #4, Sacramento, CA 95834
Phone: (916) 285-0313
Website: https://namastenatomas.com/
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Reviews
Only thing they need to improve is the timing to refill the dishes. I was only able to have little bit of goat curry because they didn’t refill the tray while I was there for almost an hour. The dessert and tea took a long time to be refilled too.
Mango ice cream is the best I have had in a while.
I say this based on the quality of the food the flavor of the food everything on the steam table seems nice and hot.
It was literally so good I forgot to take a picture of the plate so I have a picture of the empty plate and then a picture of my seconds
First and foremost, their South Indian buffet is hands down the best in the Natomas area, and surprisingly affordable at just $16.00 + taxes. I kicked off my meal with the Punugulu served with peanut chutney, and it was an explosion of flavors! The Punugulu were perfectly crispy on the outside and incredibly soft and fluffy on the inside, making it hard for me to resist having more.
The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the fresh, hot Naan that arrived straight to our table. I paired it with the Channa Masala and Navrattan Korma, and let me tell you, it was pure bliss for my taste buds! The Naan was delightfully crispy, and the Navrattan Korma had just the right balance of spices, creating a heavenly combination.
I also indulged in their Veg Biryani with Raita, which was another winner. The flavors were authentic, and the freshness of the ingredients truly shined through. I couldn’t resist trying some of their pickles, and they added a delightful kick to the meal.
What impressed me the most was that every dish was cooked just like it would be at home—perfectly spiced without being overly oily, and everything tasted incredibly fresh.
The service was outstanding; we were seated promptly, and our needs were attentively taken care of throughout the meal. I didn’t have to wait long to pay either, which was a pleasant surprise.
Namaste Natomas Indian Cuisine is a gem in the vibrant Natomas community, and I can’t wait to return. If you’re looking for authentic, delicious Indian cuisine with friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere, this is the place to be!
Tried the place again after just 1 week of my last visit and ordered their Chicken Vindaloo entree upgraded to thali, to go. The entree was served with rice and was so yummy, I requested to make it spicy. Thali is like a sampler of different dishes. For extra $5, thali includes Naan bread ×1 and 5 smaller containers of various dishes. These are just teasers, very small portions, but I wish they had labels on each container, so I know which ones to get a full entree next time. 🙂
+upped to 5 stars
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The place just opened last week. Tried their lunch buffet for $15.99. A lot of dishes to choose from, mostly vegetables and/or chicken dishes. I wasnt able to try everything on the buffet but I really liked the butter chicken, veggie biryani, and chana masala. The tandoori chicken tasted good as well but I got there pretty late (almost 2pm and buffet closes at 2:30pm) and the tandoori was a little on the dry side. Of course, the freshly made dosa and Naan were really good. I also liked one dish, but can’t remember the name, it’s fried dough with some sort of sweeten and mushed veggie inside( reminds me of Chinese sweet buns, just deep fried)
I didn’t see any spinach paneer, gulab jamun, or mango/tamarind chutney in the buffet table, so just a tad disappointed. But, overall, the first experience was great
If trying the buffet, come a little earlier to enjoy more delicious food.