Address and Contact Information
Address: M-25, First Floor, Greater Kailash-2, M-Block Market, New Delhi, Delhi 110048, India
Phone: +91 85953 24189
Website: http://amaltasindiantapasbar.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral
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We sampled several starters, with the jalebi chaat (savory) being a particular standout. However, the Kachampuli chicken and paneer, as well as the Chandpuri’s mutton shammi, were rather ordinary.
The main courses were the highlight for me, especially the yogurt kofta, immigrant’s chicken curry, and the broccoli makhani. A thoughtful touch was the inclusion of perfectly paired bread selections with each dish, which eliminated the concern of making an unsuitable choice.
I appreciate the concise menu. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was delightful.
I must, however, offer some constructive feedback regarding the beverages. They were quite disappointing, and I cannot honestly present it otherwise. We ordered an espresso martini/maytini, a hot toddy, and a pineapple-based liquor picante, all of which could certainly be improved.
Despite this, I will undoubtedly return for the food.
Their savoury jalebi chaat was lip-smacking and a must try. Kachampuli chilli chicken was good too. But the star is their champagne chicken Tikka. Succulent , flavourful and a must try.
Bacon and kalimpong kulcha was ok..
They also have some unique main course with thoughtfully suggested breads which was impressive.
Their staff is helpful and courteous.
Also I was impressed by their washrooms as they were very clean which is a rarity plus they also had a toilet sanitizer which I have never seen anywhere.
The price is quite high for the area however, so keep that in mind. This is an outstanding meal but not a cheap one
They have an extensive selection of cocktails and some signature cocktails with quirky additions. While they looked good on screen, we felt that the ones we tried (5) were a bit hit and a miss. We didn’t try the classic cocktails though.
The food is where the restaurant really shines. From the Tibetan chilli bread / bao, to the champagne chicken, Kochampalli chilli chicken, lemon cream prawns, and the Bandel Cheese kebabs (veg), the starters were delightful. The main course of roast mutton and chicken bharta were superb, and so were the lachha parathas and naans.
We didn’t try the savoury dessert but gave their chocolate gur pudding a try and it was fantastic. Overall, the food didn’t disappoint at all.
The service was unobtrusive and quick. None of the orders were missed and everything was delivered smoothly to the table with no fuss.
The food prices are pretty reasonable. The cocktails are slightly overpriced, and you’d do well to order the beers or spirits instead.
One standout was the soup—they only serve one, but it’s easily the best soup I’ve ever had. The balance of spices and textures was flawless, warming and comforting yet full of complexity.
The service was exceptional as well. The staff was attentive without being intrusive. They refilled water and changed our plates regularly, all without needing to be reminded. You really feel taken care of here.
The atmosphere deserves a mention too—it’s elegant, ambient, and relaxing, perfect for a quiet dinner or a laid-back evening with friends. The décor is tastefully done, creating a warm and inviting space that complements the dining experience.
All in all, Amaltas is a hidden gem. If you’re looking for a place that serves top-notch Indian food with refined presentation and excellent service, this should be high on your list. I’ll definitely be coming back—and bringing more friends along next time.
While the food was okay at best, it didn’t quite stand out—a 2.5-3 out of 5 at best. However, the staff’s humility and attentiveness were commendable. The managers personally visiting each table to ensure diners were comfortable added a thoughtful, personal touch to the experience.
Though the space doesn’t accommodate live music, the retro Bollywood remixes playing in the background created a vibrant mood. Overall, it might be a place worth visiting once if you’re looking for a change of scenery and a light setup.
Tapas are small plates (that got us full pretty quickly though) of various Indian dishes – all with a modern twist to it. It was a totally new way to experience the local cuisine. We loved it!
They also had some amazing vegan options – there is something for everyone! We would totally recommend to visit them.