Im new to the area and I was craving Indian food. Found this place the food was amazing! The…read morerestaurant was clean, there was a delay with my food as the person taking the order didn't realize I wanted two and I had to wait.

Went here for weekend breakfast-the place was a tad bit busy so be prepared to wait. The prices are…read morevery decent. Dosa was a tad bit of a disappointment ( but cold). Poori and vada are really good and upma was ok. Coffee was great. A decent place if you want to grab Indian breakfast.

Stopped in and ate another very good meal. The service is excellent. The prices moderate and the…read morefood tasty and served quickly. The chicken curry had large chunks of tender chicken. The saag paneer was creamy and full of flavor.

Good food and excellent service!…read more My husband had lunch with some coworkers & friends here recently and enjoyed it - so he took me for lunch last weekend. We both thought everything was very good. We ordered the Paneer Pakora appetizer. It's a generous size portion and the the chutneys served with it are great! I don't know that I'd order the appetizer again as it's 'heavy'. I ordered the Chicken Shahi Korma on a medium heat and my husband ordered the Lamb Vindaloo on the highest heat level. We also ordered the Garlic Naan. I had the Special Tea - chai, cardamom spice and milk - and my husband had a couple of Indian beers. Everything was delicious!

CHICKEN TIKKI MASALAAA. huge ass portions, naan bread could be better tho. mango juice is pretty…read morefire

Delicious! I had…read moredinner here last week with my daughter and we both enjoyed it quite a bit. We ordered the Vegetable Pakoras, Garlic Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala and Matar Paneer. I also ordered the Special Tea. All of it was delicious! The pakoras were fried perfectly and super flavorful. The chutneys were yummy too. My daughter especially liked the mint chutney. Both of our entrees were really good. And very filling. With the pakoras and naan we had leftovers for our next day lunch. The service was great. Quick and friendly. It's nice to be greeted with a smile! We were told that they also do a lunch buffet weekly. Although, not on Monday - as they are closed. We'll definitely return for more great Indian food.

Great flavorful meal, the garlic naan bread and regular delicious. I got the tiki Marsala with…read morechicken a 3 spice level perfect. Would definitely go back!

I am updating my review to a 5 because I don't give this rating unless a place is consistently good…read moreon each visit. It was so good on a cold day the flavor keeping us warm. The service was lovely and the environment is chill.

Great fast casual spot with a lot of options for the whole family. Recently added a kids menu! The…read moremenu has a wide array of flavors, everything from street food to more savory curries. We enjoyed the Bombay toastie (hold the onions if you're not a fan!), Chana Dahi bom, spicy garlic momos and angara paneer. The Chana Dahi boms were refreshing after the spicy momos! The angara paneer has a very unique smoky taste and also spicy. Our three year old enjoyed the cheese croissant made with amul cheese and fries. There is some seating outside but majority inside. Service is great, food comes out fast. Conveniently located in the Deerfield towne center with plenty of parking.

Food: amazing. Most of the food hit the spot. If you find the owners or even the front staff will…read morehelp guide through the menu and help decide what to order based on your taste palette. Ambience: this is a fast casual restaurant that hold about 30 people at any point. It's cozy and chic and very very clean!

Excellent food and service. They helped give great order reccommendations and the food (tikka…read moremasala, garlic naan) was so good.

This is my go-to place to eat. I get takeout around once a week. They are always friendly and the…read morefood never disappoints! If you get a chance, they have a buffet on Fridays and special days which is awesome.

Excellent! Everything was hot and ready. Tiki marsala is our favorite. We ordered the bread plain…read moreand it was definitely plain, not much flavor. Apparently, you can order different flavors. My friend ordered this crispy bread called pompinos to scoop up the rice like dip. I enjoyed the fry bread to eat with the condiments given with the order. There are excellent sauces in the bag for the wings. The service was so fast.

This was a nice Indian place to check out! The food was very good, I got a 3 which is mid spice and…read moreit was still spicy (which is totally ok because I love spice) but just to make others aware the spice level is serious! Haha! Will come back when craving Indian food!

This is by far the best Indian place in Cincinnati. Everything is spot on! The flavors are really…read morethe very best!

Oh my goodness, I wanted to love this place. It's been around forever and I recall coming here in…read moremy very distant past. We planned to meet at 6 pm on a Tuesday. The place was empty and boy were we popular! LOL We still needed to wait for our third. We were visited a few times before she arrived. I really can't complain about attentiveness. The restaurant itself seems clean, but there was nothing extraordinary about the decor. FYI - other people did arrive while we were there. The entire experience was all over the board. The service was over the top, but certainly attentive. The food was good, but not great. We all ordered Dal Soup, and here's where things went slightly awry. Mark and I received our soup first. It was good. Another bowl of soup (?!?) arrived for our friend. It was THICK compared to mine. In fact, mine was fully liquid and hers was overflowing with lentils. THEN... another soup came out. We were so very confused we were still asking about the thick lentil soup (?) at the end of the meal. We were told it is supposed to be eaten with the rice, or whatever you might be eating. I'm still not sure I understand. I ordered my go-to, Saag Paneer. Mark and I split a Garlic Naan. The naan was great. The flavor, the temperature, the consistency.. it was perfect. My Saag Paneer was good, but when it was delivered the server called it something along the lines of 'Chicken Saag', which is not what I ordered. I mentioned I ordered Saag Paneer, which cheese, not chicken. She then told me it was Saag Paneer. Indeed it was, but can we compound the overall confusion for the evening? Yes we can. Mark had Chicken Tikka Malasa or something similarly named. Be ordered it with a spiciness of 5 out of 6. His review of his meal... it was hot (and he likes "hot") and that was about it. Flavor was either overpowered by the spice level or simply didn't exist. Either way, he was unimpressed... and he loves Indian food. It's really his review that brings us to a three-star review. I tasted one small piece of our friend's Tandoori Chicken. This was after she packed leftovers for her daughter. The piece I tried was small, tender and had a strong flavor of some type of sauce. I think generally the Tandoori Chicken was dry (meaning not wet), but there had to be some sauce on the plate. Bottom line... for us, Ambar India Restaurant provided typical Indian cuisine. And though the staff were super attentive, we found ourselves confused. The food is good and if you live in the area it's a good spot for Indian, though there are many options in the area. We hadn't been in decades. Our most recent visit won't bring us back... mostly because there are so many Indian options in the city. Ambar isn't one we'll need to come back to. Sorry, no pics.