

The meaning of Amma is Mother. Our concept is to serve you tasty food like our mother use to feed us. The recepies have been passed and tried down from generation and it has been used and changed to suit the present generation, keeping mind to maintain the traditional methods fused with latest technology to give a very tasty traditional food which is more like veetu sapadu (home made food). India has a rich cultural diversity reflected in its culinary profile with flavors and ingredients that vary dramatically as one moves across region. Here at ammas we bring a part of India to you through its rich and selective variety of food.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1500 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: (808) 762-6627
Website: https://ammasrestaurants.com/
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Reviews
The food was solid overall, though keep in mind the portions lean towards fine dining. The goat shank was flavorful with meat falling off the bone. Lamb chops were yummy, frenched with a tasty sauce. Chicken tikka masala was pretty good.
Our waiter was attentive and friendly. Service overall was excellent.
This time I had the chaat (it was lacking a bit of flavor), the paneer bhurjee (very good, spicy), and the salt lassi (incredibly, very cooling, tasted great). I would definitely come back, even more so if the menu prices dropped a bit. Overall, I think if the menu adds back those favorites, it will be my #1 indian spot in Philly!
The service is exceptional as well. The staff is friendly, attentive, and always willing to help, which makes the overall experience even better.
Highly recommend Amma’s Kitchen if you’re looking for excellent food, great ambience, and top-notch service!
I ordered the biryani and chicken curry, and both tasted like they’d been Americanized. The biryani in particular was disappointing. It came out more like mushy rice with chicken — almost like a chicken khichdi — instead of the layered, flavorful biryani they used to make.
Casual dinning place, food was good Rawa Dosa, Masala dosa, Idly , chutneys were fresh and tasty. I odered Dum Goat Biryani but it took about almost 25mins plus after asking the manager, while my friends had almost finished the dinner.Biryani was just ok ,had better ones in other places.
Service has some seroius issues here , even after bringing the food one by one, they added 20% Gratuity to the bill we were just four people on the table, after all this delayed experience.So after speaking to the manager who handled the situation very well, so kudos to him, he took out the gratuity.
So food is good , service needs to be better, food has to comeout at sametime, not one by one.