Amber Dhara

A pricey place for mediocre food. The food wasn't particularly bad but it isn't something you would crave. I told some friends about this place and we went here to try the aloo poori halwa which was the most appealing dish on the menu. The buffet didn't have many options for vegetarians so we went with the ala carte menu. We got 2 aloo poori halwa, chole bhatura, naan pizza and lasooni saag paneer. The aloo sabzi in the aloo poori was delicious, chole bhatura was good...the saag paneer needed a little more seasoning but was good. The halwa that came with the poori was dry and wasnt that great...so was the gajar halwa on the buffet. The pizza was something that didn't even look appetizing. Over all the food wasn't bad but for the price you can get much better around here. The ambience is nice and so is the service but you go to a restaurant for the food...

Oh dear. Where to start? Plus one star for being open, which is difficult for restaurants. It’s a tough business. Plus one star for friendliness and effort. Minus three stars for spice mixes (bland), price, ambience, ability to follow directions, cocktails (the attendant had to summon management to tell me whether my mojito had liquor—it did not, though he insisted the mojito contained “martini”), and general lack of any of the incentives that draw me to, well, restaurants. Google Maps description of “upscale” is a sad testament to what suburbia considers fine dining. At best, the experience was better than fast food and worse than an average restaurant.

I celebrated my graduation yesterday in this great place. Well we had a great evening and the restaurant was indeed one of the reasons for that successful celebration. The team participated in a very nice style, the cooking was delicious and my guests were so cheerful. We shall absolutely return for more celebrations. Thank you very much.

Went for weekend lunch buffet as we were looking for a meetup place and one of my friends suggested to try this out. Ambiance was good. But not enough options to be called a buffet - especially for veggie people, although everyone had this common complaint. Food tasted fine, but had too much cream, making it heavy. The server brought us fresh garlic naan on asking for it, which was nice. I'd not want to go again unless the menu is updated.

We visited with a large group from work for a dinner celebration. The food preparation was pretty good. They had some different preparation dishes instead of the regular north Indian list. I am planning to visit it again with the family to check out their veg menu. The only thing I would do different is not follow the waiter's suggestion, let us say almost a gentle nudge, to take a fixed menu for the whole group. We should have allowed everyone to order their own dishes and then share family style. Though chaotic, that would have been more creative and fun.