Ambrosia Indian Restaurant

I was here for dinner. Despite there being a long take away wait time, I was served in the restaurant fairly quickly. The food was traditional Indian. For the price point it was fairly good value.

Delicious and great value. We added vegetables to one of our curries and the serving for that curry was larger, which I like

Wonderful service. Lovely authentic Indian, super tasty.. only complaint is that the 'hot ' wasn 't hot byo with a bottleo across the carpark, which is excellent

Such a wonderful lovely Indian restaurant! Beautiful art, lovely aroma and well mannered, polite staff. Yknow it’s always small businesses that have such a beautiful soul within them, it’s clear that the storeman loves their business. The food is wonderful! The Mango lassi was rich and full of flavour, the butter chicken was cooked beautifully and the Samosa was spicy and nice! Thanks for the privilege of doing business. -Milo.

Now, after the trauma of the curse that took our home and so many possessed, we have been hanging for a good native Indian, so we went back to the place that we enjoyed before the curse. the decoration was no longer amazed, a Bollywood film burning in the corner, and no tables laid for the lunch service. we asked and sat, but some things were warned that could take some time when the fire was not lit. despite the fact that they prepared a lot of goodbye, and delivered the same as we sat. we ordered the meal we had previously enjoyed, palak paneer beef madras, with garlic naan rice, to begin with some wobble bhaji. the bhaji was burned and had a gummy texture with a lot of filler turmeric. came with a very good sauce accompanied though. they were hard work without the sauce to give something taste. the main thing was very little fun-making, it was lacking in heat or taste, and the madras tasted like much pumpkin/sweet potato filler, and even more turmeric. the bark itself was almost tasteless. the paneer was just a chaos of small pieces of cheese, and what looked like frozen overcooked spinat, again, almost without any distinguishing aroma. the rice was seasoned, lumpy glittery, again , zero taste. the high point of the meal was the garlic naan, which was excellent. overall this meal showed a total interest in the kitchen and an even greater lack of pleasant customers. as in the past, eating was great, now it is worse than the products in their supermarket freezer!