(916) 481-9970
1148 Fulton Ave Ste A
Sacramento,
CA
95825
38.5862
-121.4013
Neighborhoods: Arden-Arcade, Arden - Arcade
What People Are Saying About Kaveri Madras Cuisine
The Editor
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Citysearch
The Scene – Tucked away in a funky strip mall, Kaveri offers some of the finest Indian cuisine in Sacramento. The décor is nothing special: glass-topped tables and a bit of art. Indian music plays softly in the background. – – The Food – Whether you choose the lunch buffet, a sampler plate or an entrée, the food is delivered hot and delicious. The curry, tandoori and madras dishes are familiar to fans of Indian, but Kaveri puts a Southern Indian spin on its recipes. – – What to Order – If this is your first foray,…
11/07/09
best place 2 enjoy the food
by klmn75 at Citysearch
buffet is very good. gulab jam is awesome. nice service.nice environment with good music.i am again prefer kavari
- Pros: chicken tandoori,best nans,rice varieties
- Cons: i did nt find
08/30/09
Horrible Old Nast Food!
by Dhaliwalhome at Citysearch
This Was a Horrible Experience for food!I was Expecting something yummy its turned out to be old,cold,nasty food!!Nothing was hot everything was cold and the Naan were like a day old!Never go there thats what i think the baddest resturant in town!!!!
DONT GOO YOU FEEL LIKE THROWING UP AFTER YOU EAT JUST DONT GOO!
- Pros: Nothing Good About it!
07/11/09
Recycled Food at Cheap prices
by ViP at Citysearch
Yes this is correct. In order to sell cheap food, Kavari is selling Unhygenic & Recycled leftover customer foods such as Sambar, Chutneys & gravies. (Saw waiter pouring chutney in a large bowl. Why?)
Saw chef went to restroom & out without hearing of any running water from sink. Waiter sneezed on food.
This was my last trip to Kaveri.
- Pros: Good Food
- Cons: Unhygenic & Recycled leftover customer foods
The Details on Kaveri Madras Cuisine
Eat Your Greens:
Invite your vegetarian friends; they have just as many choices as meat eaters.
Some Like it Hot:
Except for the tomato-based appetizer sauce, which has quite a bite, you have to let the waiter know if you want your food made extra spicy.
Bon Appetizer:
The samosas (fried dough) are a yummy start, fried in veggie oil but crispy rather than soggy, and stuffed with meat or vegetables.
Wash it Down:
Go authentic with a King Fisher beer, palatable even to those who normally shun ales as too "beery."
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