Welcome to Amber Indian Cuisine, where tradition meets taste! Dive into our rich heritage with an array of authentic Indian dishes, including our aromatic curries, flavorful biryanis, and succulent tandoori specials. Experience the true flavors of India from the comfort of your home. Order online now for a delectable journey you won’t forget!
Traditional Indian dishes, including vegetarian options, served in a relaxed atmosphere.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6913 University Ave, Middleton, WI 53562
Phone: (608) 824-0324
Website: https://www.ambermiddleton.com/
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Reviews
When I order Indian food, especially a spicy curry, I expect bold and authentic flavors. I specifically ordered my curry spicy, and it had no heat at all. It felt heavily toned down. The portion size was generous and the prices were reasonable, but the quality did not stand out. The rice tasted inferior compared to other Indian restaurants in the area.
Service was extremely frustrating. It was very difficult to get our server’s attention, and when we tried to ask other staff for help, we were ignored if they were not assigned to our table. That made the whole experience feel disorganized and inattentive.
The samosa was very dry inside, and the rice pudding was underwhelming. The milk and rice flavors did not feel well integrated. Unfortunately, I also did not feel well the next day after eating the curry.
Overall, while the portions are big and prices are affordable, the lack of authentic flavor and the poor service mean I will not be returning.
If you’re nearby, it’s definitely worth a visit. I only wish the menu had photos—it would help a lot when choosing dishes.
Our wait staff was quite attentive except I had to wait for a refill on my iced tea. They presented our dishes with quite a flourish it seemed and one of the dishes got lost in translation so my sister who wanted mild ended up with medium and didn’t even notice. Just a note, the mild is very mild with no spice, no heat to it. So if you’d like a little spice I would suggest getting the medium.
This is our second time enjoying their incredible buffet that they have out beginning at 11:30 AM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The selection is impressive. They manage to keep the quality in every dish they put out. The shrimp is tender and juicy. The various Indian specialty dishes of curries and the like are prepared with care and attention. I won’t go on and on. For $21.95 per person, you will feel that you got the better of them.
Enjoy!
We also got a small mango ice cream that was delicious, so that was a nice little treat.
Despite the atmosphere and food being stellar, I really wish the service was better. We may have had an unlucky bad waiter, he cleared the plates, but we had left a fork on the plate, so he asked us if we still were using it. We replied yes, so to our surprise, he just tossed it on our table like he was throwing a bone to a dog. It was quite bizarre. You would normally just gently set it back on the table, but it was definitely intentional cuz he didn’t say excuse me or I’m sorry. Maybe the waiters can try and acquire some western etiquette, if you want us to come back. The service was nonexistent. The waiters just do their job and nothing more, no ‘”How’s your day?” or “How is the food?” not even a ‘”Would you like more water?”The cashier was very nice to us, but maybe that’s because i gave em a $20 tip for a table of 3. Let’s be honest the food was worth that much, it was that good. I’ll come here again, but if the service is bad, we’ll probably scrap this place.
The service — amazingly fast. I was in, ordered, and paid the check well within 35/45 minutes. Usually, this would mean the food was made quickly or poorly, but that’s not the case here at all. Speaking of,
The food — outstanding. One of the only restaurants to get the spice level just right to the point that it can be appreciated but doesn’t overpower the taste. I ordered a vegetable samosa, garlic naan, kadai paneer, and kheer. The samosa was tasty, but could have been a little bit crispier. The naan, on the other hand, was some of the best I’ve had. Indian food is make-or-break based on the bread, and the naan was just perfect here. The kadai paneer was, similarly, just as good. The paneer was just the right firmness while the gravy was full of flavor, and the vegetables tasted fresh. The kheer was likewise just as good, and while my mom’s is sweeter (lol!), it was just amazing.
The price — all of that came out to just $28. That’s correct. On top of great service, flavor, and portion sizes so big that I easily have two more meals I can get out of it (broke college kids stand up), the value from this restaurant was surprising given how good the food was.
This may be the only restaurant I can confidently give a 5/5 to, it’s truly a gem in the area and it will be the prime Indian cuisine recommendation I make to those interested.