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    Yeti Restaurant

    4.1 (481 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Himalaya Vegan Organic Restaurant

    Himalaya Vegan Organic Restaurant

    4.8
    (310 reviews)
    16.0 mi
    $$

    So nice to find a vegan restaurant not too far from home…read more I loved the easy menu style. Basically: do you want a small plate or a big plate? Soup? Dessert? Simple. Best part is all the food is delicious. We started with 2 bowls of mung bean w/ mixed vegetable soup. It was a true creamy soup, so I put my spoon down and drank it out of the bowl. Sorry manners? Then ordered 2 large plates of short grain brown rice, kidney beans w/ onion & garlic, baked yam, kabocha & butternut squash w/ garlic, collard greens and kale w/ shiitake mushroom sauce, and a mixed salad w/ basil lemon & agave dressing. Everything was very good. My favorites were the kidney beans, the yam combo, and the greens with the basil lemon dressing. We also got a Bahn Mi. Loved that it was really full. I don't like a skimpy Bahn Mi. For dessert, we took home slices of Coconut Pie, Chocolate Pie, Key Lime Pie, and the Himalaya Pie (layered with key lime, strawberries, coconut, and drizzled chocolate). My favorite was the Key Lime Pie -- tart and creamy. Then the Chocolate Pie, which was soft and indulgent. The Himalaya Pie was fun because every bite tasted a little different. The only one I didn't care for was the Coconut Pie because the texture was a bit hard from the coconut fat. One of the best things about this place is that they change things up based on what's seasonal. We travel with our dogs and called ahead to ask about outdoor seating. They don't officially have patio seating, but they kindly pulled a table outside for the two of us. They accommodate well-behaved dogs, and there was a great overhang for shade. We felt very comfortable sitting out there, so don't be shy about asking if you're traveling with your pooches. I briefly saw the inside and it was neat and well organized. I also saw someone bring their own container, which I loved. Definitely a spot we'll return to.

    Letting the picture speaks for itself cause if you want a healthy, feeling good after you eat…read moreexperience. This is the place. Ambiance: clean Service: 10/10

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    Front display
    Front display
    Himalaya Pie layers: Key Lime, Strawberry, Coconut, & Chocolate!
    Himalaya Pie layers: Key Lime, Strawberry, Coconut, & Chocolate!
    Himalaya Vegan Organic Restaurant

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    Himalaya MoMo Indian and Nepalese Cuisine

    Himalaya MoMo Indian and Nepalese Cuisine

    4.8
    (598 reviews)
    14.7 mi
    $$

    Himalaya momo is my absolute favorite restaurant in Natomas (and contender for Sacramento area)…read more The food is alway delicious, and the family who runs it is so kind, and always gives great service. We get food here at least monthly, and the quality is always on point. We've shared with family and friends, and they've always been impressed as well. We always do takeout, but the interior of the restaurant is cute and I would love to try their sit-down as well. If you're looking for Indian & Nepalese cuisine, I honestly would not look further than Himalaya Momo - highly highly recommend! My favorite is the butter paneer, but everything I've tried has been delicious.

    Drove by several times before and decided to try them out for lunch on a Tuesday around noon a few…read moreweeks ago. They are located near Monsoon burger across from Marshalls. The place is small and the tables are too close together. We get seated and oddly they give us these mini water bottles. On the menu they say water bottles are $2. They do not have fountain sodas. Only a can, no ice for $2.50. I asked for water and he brings out a carafe but still no ice. Boo. The little water bottles really cheapen the experience. We order chicken tikka, saag paneer, chicken bryani and garlic naan. NO rice comes with it. It is extra charge. Wait time was average. It was all very tasty. Disappointed that there was only 10 very small pieces of cheese in the saag. Chicken seemed skimpy also. It rates second to my favorite Indian, Bombay Grill but best in Natomas area. They are also the most expensive of all with no frills or extras. You would think for a $70 lunch, they could give you a small bowl of rice or how about some ice with my soda that I cannot get a refill on. We ordered them to-go today and it was not as good as the above visit. Lacked flavor. My Naan was burnt to hell with a giant hole in it. I should have taken a pic but was too hungry to bother. Might be awhile before we return again.

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    Himalaya Chicken Chili Special Dish
    Himalaya Chicken Chili Special Dish
    Yummy momos
    Yummy momos
    The perfect bite...Malai Kofta on roti

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    The perfect bite...Malai Kofta on roti
    Kathmandu Kitchen

    Kathmandu Kitchen

    3.7
    (601 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    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.

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    Dining area
    Dining area
    Hair found in dish
    Hair found in dish
    Mango Tequila Sunrise Martini ($8)

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    Mango Tequila Sunrise Martini ($8)
    Everest Curry

    Everest Curry

    4.4
    (108 reviews)
    13.6 mi

    Everest Curry in Sacramento was an absolute win…read more From the moment we walked in, the restaurant was clean, welcoming, and inviting. We were greeted by the sweetest waitress, who promptly took our drink order and then gave us a few minutes to look over the menu without feeling rushed. For appetizers, we chose the Nepali samosas, mushroom pakora, and goat cheese naan--every single one was delicious. I usually order the Chicken Tikka Masala, but this time I decided to switch things up and try the Butter Chicken. I can honestly say I was not disappointed. Paired with the garlic basil naan, it was perfection. A little piece of naan, a small scoop of basmati rice, and a drizzle of that rich, flavorful butter chicken was absolutely chef's kiss. The portions were generous, and I had plenty left over. Now I'm genuinely looking forward to lunch tomorrow so I can relive the experience all over again. If you're looking for incredible Indian and Nepali food in Sacramento, Everest Curry is definitely worth a visit.

    I so wanted (NEEDED) this to be a good review, and I'll explain why in a bit. But first…read more.. Ambiance. The server (I guess...it was a buffet) greeted me warmly, and immediately got my drink order. Water was refilled, no complaints. The paintings were beautiful...and I caught myself looking at them for moments at a time. Now then...I'm working a lot of OT this week, and getting a cold. So, treat myself and help with a cold is two birds with one stone. Unfortunately, I was wrong. The butter chicken tasted like lukewarm jarred sweet and sour sauce from a Chinese restaurant...no spice, but nothing resembling any butter chicken I've tried. The chicken curry was...salty...I guess, but not much other flavor. I literally was the first customer...and the samosas were not crispy at all....too soggy. Plate 2 wasn't much better. The goat curry was the most flavorable of anything, but not the best I've had. The tandoori chicken leg I had was borderline undercover. I NEEDED spice today, people ..kill this cold. While some of your patrons are Caucasian, we're American...not British. We like spice. For $24, I expect a buffet of much higher caliber.

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    Dining and lunch buffet area
    Dining and lunch buffet area
    Tandoori chicken with rice and naan on the side
    Tandoori chicken with rice and naan on the side
    Assorted bread basket(garlic, onion and plain naan)

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    Assorted bread basket(garlic, onion and plain naan)

    Yeti Restaurant - indpak - Updated June 2026

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