Kabob Chutney Grill

Pros: really good authentic tasting homemade food. The chicken biryani was hot to trot. The chick peas and the chicken curry too. Very nice. Cons: Small buffet. Not enough other cups or saucers besides plates. Had to use plastic cups for the water to put the yogurt and the mint chutney in. Its like a nice nice restaurant but with some stuff in the rough and less buffet options but what was there was very good tasting.

I respect this man and his buisness, he works hard to keep it running, looks like he’s running most of the show, it’s not a top tier restaurant but at the same time, it’s good food for what you get in the buffet, one thing I didn’t appreciate is the fact that in the ad it said there was rose water rice pudding and when I arrived there wasn’t any, but the owner had me assured there would be some next time which is ok with me. The Naan they make here though is however, top tier. I’ve never had anything like it, it was the most fresh, tastiest naan I’ve ever had, and I’ve been to India myself as a tourist. Want to note that the owner here is extremely nice, I asked him for ice , they didn’t have any ice in the building so he went across the street and bought some ice with his own two feet.

Not too sure how this place has a 4.7stars… first the restaurant is located in a somewhat unusual spot, between a Goodwill store and a liquor store. The surrounding area didn’t feel like the most comfortable environment, with some homeless and loitering activity nearby, so it’s best to park close to the entrance. Inside, the decor is very simple and somewhat very outdated. The walls are covered with aluminum foil… I mean Aluminum foil!! Never seen before… which was surprising and gives the place a very basic, inexpensive feel. We visited during their Ramadan buffet, priced at $20 for adults and $10 for kids. Some items such as baklava are charged separately, which wasn’t clearly communicated upfront. Food quality was mixed. • The goat curry was decent. • The chicken tikka/tandoori was g

Absolutely loved our dinner at Kabob Chutney Grill in Sacramento! Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. We ordered the Chicken Seekh Kabob, which was juicy and well-seasoned, and the Tandoori Chicken Leg Platter—smoky, tender, and full of authentic tandoor flavor. The Chicken Biryani was aromatic with perfectly cooked rice and generous pieces of chicken. The Chicken Tikka Masala had a rich, creamy gravy with just the right balance of spices, and the Garlic Naan was soft, warm, and packed with flavor. Overall, amazing food, great variety, and a satisfying experience. Highly recommend Kabob Chutney Grill if you’re looking for delicious Indian/Pakistani cuisine in Sacramento. We’ll definitely be back!

Went on a Wednesday at 1:30 in the afternoon. It was completely quiet. They are playing some nice smooth jazz. I was able to work plus, the food was super delicious. The kebabs were juicy. The rice had good flavor. The chutney was just a little bit spicy and the cucumbers were fresh. I would definitely come back and it looks like they also do catering, banquets and parties FYI.