I LOVE Yeti Restaurant in Davis. It is seriously one of my go to spots. My order is pretty basic,…read morebut I get it every single time because it never disappoints. I always go for the butter chicken, medium spicy, and it is so good. The flavor is rich, perfectly spiced, and just hits every time. I also get their garlic naan, which pairs perfectly with the sauce. I usually end up spending around 24 dollars when I add extra rice and garlic naan to the butter chicken, but honestly, it is so worth it. The portions are really generous. It is easily the size of two meals in one, so you can definitely save some for the next day. I have not tried any other Indian food spots in Davis, and to be honest, I do not really feel the need to because this place is just that good. Whether I get it to go or sit down with friends and family, the experience is always great. They are very quick with their service, and even when I order ahead, the food is still hot and ready to go when I pick it up. Overall, this is a spot I will keep going back to. Great food, great portions, and always consistent.

Gonna bump this back up to a four. Food has been consistently good again. Maybe there were just…read moregrowing pains. The chicken makhani is great again. It's no longer oddly sweet. The chicken Tikka is tasty and a great entry into Indian food if you have never been. Chicken momos were a little spicy, so if you don't like spice at all maybe skip them. Yeti hasn't undergone any deep cleans or refurbishing, it could probably use one. The booth chairs are cracking and my wife found them uncomfortable to sit on. The service is typically friendly, and we've never had issues. The only thing that still irks me is charging for a rice refill while eating in restaurant. I'll take it to the grave that rice refills in restaurant should be free.

Ordered a takeout. We got the kabob plate, wrap and some side dishes like pickled chickpeas…read more They were all so delicious and bursting with flavors. The chicken and beef kabob was tender and perfect with the rice. The cucumber salad was refreshing. Love the yogurt dip as well. Service was excellent. Great peeps. place is small but cozy. I highly recommend this place.

I returned to this place after some time, but the food or customer service wasn't as good as I…read moreremembered. The Chapli Kabob and Bolani were both heavily oversalted, and the kabobs were uneven in size and quite charred. The salt overwhelmed the flavors on both dishes. Overall, this was disappointing, especially since I had been positive enough about earlier visits to leave a 5-star review despite the salt issue. The excessive salt is a significant dietary concern when ordering take-away food for my family, so I had specifically hoped the issue I mentioned in my original review was just a one-off. Unfortunately, it appears to be a recurring issue. I chose to return here over other halal options, even for a smaller order, but this visit didn't match my first impressions in either food quality or customer service.

Used to eat here all the time in 2014-2017. Came back to see campus and its still here which was…read morenice. Came out fast and tasted great even at 6pm on a friday!

Lamb Over Rice Spicy - 8/10 Nice creamy sauce on top, not…read morevery spicy though. I liked the lamb, well seasoned. The lettuce had a nice crunch and contrasted well with the soft rice.

Food: 5/5 The breakfast burrito was amazing. My friend had said it was the spot she frequented back…read morein college and was really hyping it up. We stopped by and it does not disappoint. The burrito was extremely hot when it first came out so you might need a sec before you start eating it. I'm not the biggest fan of breakfast options but this breakfast burrito blew my expectations out the water. The sweetness of the honey really cuts through the heaviness of the rest of the burrito. Extremely tasty no notes. Definitely a must try :)) Service: not much to say, was pretty much self service Ambiance: very casual, great for lunch, next to Davis college campus

Got one of their famous breakfast burritos to eat in the Arb since I'd been recommended this…read moreburrito for a while now. It's the kind of hangover food you'll only find in a college town. Stuffed with fries, gyro meat, hot honey, eggs, cheese, Tapatío, and bacon, it's complete gluttony in the best way. Honestly one of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had. The eggs are fluffy, the potatoes are both crisp and soft, and the fatty gyro meat and bacon add the perfect savory flavor to the burrito. The hot honey and Tapatío bring a sweet and spicy combo that makes it feel unique while still balanced. The inside was bustling even on a holiday weekend, but takeout was made easy with the kiosk setup. At only $11 and ready in under five minutes, it's hard to ask for much more.

Got the butter chicken, so smooth and rich! Will get it again. Good portion for the money, the…read moreowner explained the food well, very friendly

Wasn't sure if I'd do 3 or 4, but ended up choosing a 3 star…read more Highlights - they heated the butter sauce for the chicken up in a pan, so better than microwave. The naan was really good - both of them. Large and fluffy naan, and reasonably priced. Issues - butter chicken wasn't what I'd ever experienced for butter chicken, it was similar but flavor was definitely unique and it was a bit runny. We said no spice and it was super hot. I actually went to the store to get stuff to mix in and after adding cream and tomato paste it was pretty good. The guy was cooking it while on the phone - not sure if that's an issue but was interesting (not AirPods phone but had phone to ear). They didn't have some of the stuff on the menu and also wasn't super helpful with explaining what a few items were. The price of the naan was good - and there's a good chance I'll get that again at some point. The butter chicken was pretty expensive, and didn't come with rice. We ordered here and pizza twist (same shared restaurant) and got basically identical orders. Neither hit the mark on the butter chicken, and this side had good naan. Pricing was about $8 more for butter chicken on this side though. Ambiance was good - clean and spacious. The heat of the chicken and the miss on the butter chicken sauce itself were a bummer.

When I was an undergrad over a decade ago, I would only come here for the lunch buffet, and it was…read moremy favorite lunch buffet to go to. Fast forward to now, my husband, sister, and I decided to come here for dinner because yeti restaurant was closed. For those who haven't been in here before, the best way I can describe this restaurant is dark. Paint is dark, booth are dark. Everything is kind of moody and dark. Definitely not my kind of aesthetic, but does that really matter for this restaurant? No. The service is always fine. Staff is always friendly enough and fast. When we got the food, we were pleasantly surprised, like I said before I have only eaten at the buffet here and that was over a decade ago. While we were eating, we noted that we actually enjoyed the flavors here more than we enjoy the flavors at yeti restaurant. Something about the blend of spices just fits our palette more than the other restaurant. We found that there was an adequate amount of food, they didn't skimp out on meats, and we were overall really happy with our meal. Is it the best Indian food I've ever had? No, but it was really good by Davis standards and consider considering that there aren't a ton of Indian places in the Sacramento area. I think this might be our new go to Indian place now! I'm glad I gave this another shot!

First of all, this spot gets a bad rap sometimes and I think it's because people are used to a…read morecertain regional Indian cuisine and people don't realize the variety of the Indian subcontinent. Kathmandu Kitchen is named after a city in Nepal, so it should be no surprise the food here is Indian and Nepali. While I can't speak to the flavor or authenticity of their momos or other Nepali staples, their curries are extremely delicious and distinct from other Indian restaurants and recipes I've tried. I think the first thing you might notice is that a lot of their curries have a touch of sweetness, and pretty much all of their curries have a consistent texture. They do an amazing job making each curry silky and rich and flavorful. Every dish tastes fresh and unique in their own spice profiles and marinades. I highly recommend the paneer tikka masala, chicken makhani (very similar/the same as butter chicken I think), kitchen masala, and basil curry. Also, their actual restaurant experience is very nice too. The staff is very courteous and professional. The restaurant is large, vibey, and clean. There are two reasons I don't give Kathmandu a 5 star. The first that both me and partner almost always need to add salt to the dish. I could see why someone might write off Kathmandu if they went a few times and wrote it off because they never tried adding salt to their dish. The second reason is that the spice level isn't as consistent as I'd like. Sometimes, asking for medium spice level results in almost no heat, sometimes it borders on too much. Sometimes getting hot spice level is hot but enjoyable, sometimes it's very hot even for me. Mild is consistent but Id guess that's because they simply don't add extra hot chili powder or something like that. Overall, I highly recommend this spot if you love Indian food and want to try some Nepali spins and flavors.

I really liked the vibe at Twist Food Hall! There's a good mix of food options, so everyone in the…read moregroup can find something they like. The place feels clean and modern, and the staff were friendly. I tried a few different spots inside and everything tasted fresh and flavorful. Definitely a fun spot to hang out and eat in Woodland! Diversity of culture! A must visit

Their curry plate were my favorite! Service was spectacular, they were fast & friendly. Super big…read morerestaurant & clean.

WOW FACTOR? Yes. For the first time in a while when we ordered mild, most all the dishes were mild…read more Thank you. HAVE AGAIN: In addition to our usual dishes, we had drunken noodles, a bit spicy, but very good. Only problem was we paid with a paper and a plastic gift cards, but they thought it was just one. It took a bit of effort to get the correct payment done.

Yesterday my niece, my 3 1/2‑year‑old son, and I came here to celebrate my niece's birthday and…read moreenjoy the outdoor patio. Instead, our experience was ruined by the owner, Gordon Langstaff, and his completely inappropriate behavior around a small child. My son, who is three and on the autism spectrum, briefly picked up a loose electrical cord that was lying on the ground under the patio stairs (I have a photo of how exposed it was). Instead of calmly addressing the situation, Gordon walked over in a rude, irritated tone and said, "Can you do something?" I told him I was already handling it and redirecting my son, but as he walked away he started cursing under his breath, using foul language that was clearly audible right next to my child. There is no excuse for swearing like that in front of a three‑year‑old, especially when the unsafe cord was left out in the open by the restaurant in the first place. Whether or not my son is autistic, families should never be subjected to hostility and foul language from the owner of a restaurant. If you offer outdoor seating and leave cords and other hazards accessible, you should expect children to be curious and respond with basic courtesy, not anger. The food itself was mediocre, and after that interaction it honestly didn't matter. This was supposed to be a special birthday outing, and his attitude and language completely ruined it.