Ambarsariye (A Pure Veg Multicusine Restaurant) — Restaurant in Dadri

I went in with no expectations heck i dint even know this place existed till today , but this restaurant turned out to be a wonderful surprise. The food quality was impressive—even my dad, who is usually a tough critic, complimented the flavors. Being a pure-veg restaurant, the menu still had great variety: from Punjabi dishes to Chinese noodles and even burgers, there was something for everyone.

The staff were friendly, energetic, and quick to act—a small AC issue at the next table was fixed within minutes, which shows how attentive they are. Ambience was clean and comfortable, and the waiting time was just around 10 minutes, which felt very efficient.

We ordered 14 items (with a few double orders) and the total came to ₹4052, which I found fair considering the quality, variety, and portions served. Presentation was decent, though not extraordinary.

Overall, this place is a gem for vegetarians and families looking for both variety and good service. Highly recommend! NOTE:yes this is a ai written review but I am a human cause I am too lazy to manually...

We visited the restaurant, as a group of 7, on a Saturday evening when more than half of it was unoccupied. Both food quality and service leaves a lot to be desired. Servers seems not interested. There were not enough cutlery for the group. We ordered Sweet Corn and Manchow soups. Though soups were good, they were delivered in two chunks, with some 5 mins difference from first delivery. Imagine one group can enjoy soup while other is looking around. Crispy Corn and Dahi Kababs were ordered as starters. Crispy Corn were bad and Kabab were sour enough not to be enjoyed. For main course, we ordered Dal Makhni, Malai Kofta and Amratsari Paneer (all good) along with assorted breads. Breads were just ok. Overall not an experience...

We visited this restaurant based on the ratings. The food tasted okay. Not too great and definitely not the best. Service was poor because they had hired only a few servers and waiters. Since they took a long time to prepare the dishes, I thought the food will be freshly made, which it was. We had ordered chinese and Punjabi dishes. Both tasted good. What put me off though was the tandoori paneer. I am 100% sure that the paneer was analogue and not real one. It tasted like rubber and was very poorly made as well. I would rather pay higher and find a restaurant that uses quality ingredients than here. I mean I understand if a street vendor uses such ingredients but it's disheartening to see restaurants in premium...