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Serving Authentic North Indian delicacy for With 20 years of experience in our finest restaurants, our chefs are excited to present their delicacies to all our guests. Our caring & committed staff will ensure you have a fantastic experience with us. We serve authentic delicacy which redefines the dining experience with a variety of flavors in one sitting for our guests with impeccable service and with over 255 dishes to choose from. You could eat in Amritsr for nearly a year and never have the same meal twice. Our restaurant is available for private events, business lunches, dinners, cocktail parties & more.
Hours
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 140 Thaweewong Rd, Pa Tong, กรุงเทพมหานคร, Phuket 83150, Thailand
Phone: +66 97 023 6536
Website: https://amritsr.com/
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Reviews
Charan Shetty
The food was of good quality. The service staff Shanti was always attentive and hospitable. She understood I was feeling sick and located us away from AC ducts and even switched off AC. The price was of a resonable amount.
I tried aloo kulcha with cholle and vegetarian thali. The serving size was more than sufficient for one person.
Located just a few steps away from the beach it’s easy to reach.
… moreI tried aloo kulcha with cholle and vegetarian thali. The serving size was more than sufficient for one person.
Located just a few steps away from the beach it’s easy to reach.
Aayush Goyal
You can easily spot this restaurant right on the main Patong Beach road. The atmosphere successfully blends elements of a typical North Indian eatery with a semi-fine-dining feel, offering a comfortable, familiar setting. While they claim to be one of the only Indian spots, they are certainly one of many in Phuket.
The staff is a friendly mix of Indian and Thai, capable of handling orders in both Hindi and English, which is helpful. The menu is extensive, covering a wide range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian North Indian cuisine. Service is steady and reliable (I’d rate it 4/5)—not lightning fast, but perfectly acceptable.
The food itself is genuinely good. It’s well-balanced, authentic, and truly transports you back to India with that lovely, homely taste. The atmosphere and the food blend together seamlessly to provide a comforting experience. However, nothing about the meal or atmosphere stands out as truly extraordinary or unique.
Here is where the restaurant loses significant marks. While the taste is good, the prices and portion sizes make the dining experience feel exorbitantly expensive. For a fairly basic meal among six people, our bill approached 10,000 INR. This pricing is comparable to high-end fine dining restaurants back in India, yet the experience here doesn’t justify that premium. Having tried several Indian restaurants across Thailand, I found this one to be the most expensive and offered the least value for money.
My two cents:
If budget is absolutely no constraint for you, and you are seeking a decent, authentic Indian meal with a homely feel, do visit. However, as a value-for-money traveler, I have to recommend caution. The food is good, but the cost-to-portion ratio makes it a very poor proposition compared to other available options in the area.
… moreThe staff is a friendly mix of Indian and Thai, capable of handling orders in both Hindi and English, which is helpful. The menu is extensive, covering a wide range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian North Indian cuisine. Service is steady and reliable (I’d rate it 4/5)—not lightning fast, but perfectly acceptable.
The food itself is genuinely good. It’s well-balanced, authentic, and truly transports you back to India with that lovely, homely taste. The atmosphere and the food blend together seamlessly to provide a comforting experience. However, nothing about the meal or atmosphere stands out as truly extraordinary or unique.
Here is where the restaurant loses significant marks. While the taste is good, the prices and portion sizes make the dining experience feel exorbitantly expensive. For a fairly basic meal among six people, our bill approached 10,000 INR. This pricing is comparable to high-end fine dining restaurants back in India, yet the experience here doesn’t justify that premium. Having tried several Indian restaurants across Thailand, I found this one to be the most expensive and offered the least value for money.
My two cents:
If budget is absolutely no constraint for you, and you are seeking a decent, authentic Indian meal with a homely feel, do visit. However, as a value-for-money traveler, I have to recommend caution. The food is good, but the cost-to-portion ratio makes it a very poor proposition compared to other available options in the area.
Rajvi Raja
We were really craving Indian food. Loved the food here. Really hit the spot. True Indian food. Our waitress Sonia was so friendly and helpful
… moreAli Jumani
Tried this restaurant being a Pakistani desi. The food itself was good. Tried Aloo Kulcha after reading about it in reviews and it lived up to expectations with crispy paratha filled with aloo sabzi served with butter, raita and a tomato based chatni. (10/10)
The chicken tikka roll was also decent. It was wrapped in a chapati type roti and not paratha like we get in Pakistan. Still it tasted good (8.5/10).
The sweet lassi was good just like we get back in our home.
Ok now the reason for 3 star. The vibe killed it for me. The place has dimmed lights so you can’t actually make sure of hygine. Also, the stairs from other Indians trying to identify our identity was a bit awkward. Some passing by comments from indians on our empty thali (our food arrived in parts) not like we ordered one item lol.
… moreThe chicken tikka roll was also decent. It was wrapped in a chapati type roti and not paratha like we get in Pakistan. Still it tasted good (8.5/10).
The sweet lassi was good just like we get back in our home.
Ok now the reason for 3 star. The vibe killed it for me. The place has dimmed lights so you can’t actually make sure of hygine. Also, the stairs from other Indians trying to identify our identity was a bit awkward. Some passing by comments from indians on our empty thali (our food arrived in parts) not like we ordered one item lol.
Marielle Pelandiana
Great experience, they have a good food like you can order it always if you crave for an Indian food, plus they have an amazing people inside that can serve you with a smile in their faces and they are all very helpful. They also give so much serving that can make 2-3 people eat in one order. So much good that it really tastes authentic cooked in India.
… moreThe Hungry Hyderabadi
After an exhausting few days of travel, my first day in Phuket called for two things: rest and a serious, satisfying meal. Having been deprived of proper Indian cuisine on the road, I finally ventured out of my hotel for a super late lunch, drawn by the highly reputed name of Amritsr Restaurant, a place I had heard much buzz about.
Location and Atmosphere
Amritsr is strategically located right on the bustling Patong Beach Road, making it highly accessible for tourists and locals alike. The venue promises an authentic Indian dining experience, and while the ambiance was pleasant, I found the interior lighting to be on the darker side, which subtracted slightly from the overall atmosphere. It felt a little too dimly lit for a casual late lunch, perhaps setting a mood better suited for dinner service.
The Meal: Chole Bhature
Given my travel fatigue and lack of hunger for a multi-course dinner, I settled on a classic comfort dish: the Chole Bhature. I was pleased with the presentation—it arrived exactly as it should, accompanied by a generous serving of pickles, sliced onions, and a lemon wedge, signaling an adherence to traditional serving style.
The bhature itself was satisfactory—lightly fried and airy, acting as the perfect canvas for the main event. However, the chole (chickpea curry) was where the experience diverged from my high expectations. While the flavor profile was undeniably good and savory, it was missing that characteristic tanginess and complex punch that elevates truly great chole. It was flavorful, yes, but lacked the depth and zest I was hoping for based on the restaurant’s reputation.
Final Verdict
My personal experience with the Chole Bhature was good, but not great. It left me wondering if my expectations were simply too high after days of craving, or if this particular dish didn’t align perfectly with my taste buds.
Despite my slightly mixed feelings about the chole, I would still recommend a visit. The restaurant comes highly reviewed by many, and I have personally had a very positive experience at one of their other branches, suggesting my single-dish critique may be an isolated incident.
Rating: 3/5 (Based solely on my personal experience with the Chole Bhature on this visit.)
… moreLocation and Atmosphere
Amritsr is strategically located right on the bustling Patong Beach Road, making it highly accessible for tourists and locals alike. The venue promises an authentic Indian dining experience, and while the ambiance was pleasant, I found the interior lighting to be on the darker side, which subtracted slightly from the overall atmosphere. It felt a little too dimly lit for a casual late lunch, perhaps setting a mood better suited for dinner service.
The Meal: Chole Bhature
Given my travel fatigue and lack of hunger for a multi-course dinner, I settled on a classic comfort dish: the Chole Bhature. I was pleased with the presentation—it arrived exactly as it should, accompanied by a generous serving of pickles, sliced onions, and a lemon wedge, signaling an adherence to traditional serving style.
The bhature itself was satisfactory—lightly fried and airy, acting as the perfect canvas for the main event. However, the chole (chickpea curry) was where the experience diverged from my high expectations. While the flavor profile was undeniably good and savory, it was missing that characteristic tanginess and complex punch that elevates truly great chole. It was flavorful, yes, but lacked the depth and zest I was hoping for based on the restaurant’s reputation.
Final Verdict
My personal experience with the Chole Bhature was good, but not great. It left me wondering if my expectations were simply too high after days of craving, or if this particular dish didn’t align perfectly with my taste buds.
Despite my slightly mixed feelings about the chole, I would still recommend a visit. The restaurant comes highly reviewed by many, and I have personally had a very positive experience at one of their other branches, suggesting my single-dish critique may be an isolated incident.
Rating: 3/5 (Based solely on my personal experience with the Chole Bhature on this visit.)
Rapid Descent
The location is right on the water with terrific views and sounds of the ocean. The staff is friendly and proficient. Mandira was our waitress and she was great! The food is tasty and cost friendly
… moreVarun Jolly
Wow Amritsr !! This was a better north Indian food experience than many indian restaurants in India. Extensive menu, great atmosphere, calm happy helpful staff. Perfect delicious food.
Rakesh our server did a a fabulous job!
… moreRakesh our server did a a fabulous job!
Sapana Pandey
This place is absolutely the best Indian restaurant in Bangkok. All the seven days we were in thailand , we ate at this restaurant, surprisingly they have branches at every popular location.
It’s saviour for Indians who are vegetarian or want to feel at home.
Staff is very humble and service is great as well.
Highly recommended.
… moreIt’s saviour for Indians who are vegetarian or want to feel at home.
Staff is very humble and service is great as well.
Highly recommended.
Lanash Lath (Dezignstar)
If you are looking for authentic amazing Indian food then this is the spot. I had some of the best mutton kebabs and curries here. After trying a few other Indian spots here in Phuket I can easily say I will not be going any place else. Service was verygood as well.
… more