Amul India - Dublin

The lunch buffet offers a wide selection of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, providing plenty of variety. The menu is quite extensive. However, I wouldn't recommend the...

I was in search of an Indian buffet in the Columbus area, and Amul came highly recommended. The interior had ample seating, and the buffet selection featured a...

I haven't eaten at the restaurant, but I've ordered takeout multiple times, and it has always been fantastic. I've sampled the samosas, shahi paneer, dal makhani, garlic naan, and mango...

Good service and all. But when you come for Indian food you want larger portions. Especially coming from California. These portions are a lot smaller and the food is way more expensive than what were used to paying out there for the same items. Not sure why. Still looking for our go to Indian restaurant in Ohio. Edit: adjusted to three stars because flavor is delicious.

Tried Amul India for the first time. My chicken korma was not as good as I've had at other restaurants. It was still tasty, but I'm usually licking the spoon when I order this dish. I generally order a 7 out of 10 on spiciness. At Amul it was a 6 point scale so I went with a 4. It was notably less spicy than I'm used to. While the price $14.99) was a bit cheaper than other similar restaurants $16.99-17.99), the portion of rice was dramatically smaller. I usually get two full meals out of this dish. For Amul I will need to make my own rice at home to pair with the second half of my korma. I also ordered garlic naan and it was covered in solid garlic. Not garlic butter, powder, or salt, but lots of diced garlic. I love garlic, but it was a bit much for me to eat it straight. I was pleased that my meal was ready when I arrived and that it remained hot well after I arrived home, but the flavor and quality of my food left something to be desired. I doubt I will try this restaurant again when I can pay a few dollars more and be ecstatic over my meal.