Amarinder - Restaurante Original Indio/Hindú — Restaurant in Valencia

First visit in a group of 5. Very friendly welcome from waiter, seated outside. We ordered a bottle of wine, (very reasonable at €13.90) beers and a coke. Food order, vegetable samosa, chicken pakora and a bombay calamar for starters. Mains 3 chicken tikka (1 with a sauce) lamb balti and a chicken saag, sides of basmati rice, plain naan, garlic naan, and a roti. Everyone said food was delicious, freshly made and well presented in authentic dishes, always a nice touch. A thoroughly enjoyable evening had by all. Waiter was really nice.(tall guy). Our Second visit with one friend as after first visit we hoped to be able to return before going home. Again, very friendly welcome from the same waiter who remembered us from our earlier visit. Ordered a bottle of wine and a coke. Then vegetable samosas, vegetable pakora starters to share. Two Chicken tikka and a chicken tikka masala, basmati rice, a roti, and cheese and garlic naan, again all our food was as before was delicious, again a thoroughly enjoyable visit. Well worth a visit, highly...

I had a very bad experience in amarinder restaurant Valencia. Food was very badly prepared roasted chicken was raw chicken chill was a watery when asked to the manager of the restaurant omg he was very rude very aggressive because i told him realty of the quality of the food. This restaurant has a name Indian cousin but it is in reality far far away form authentic food from india. Manager of the restaurant named Ghugi very rude be careful when he is around but boss of the restaurant expected his staff was wrong and very misbehaved to the customers. But still not good service. Please think twice if you are after good Indian food do not go there. I had very bad experience from very rude staff. I hope boss of the restaurant should get rid of them soon if he want his restaurant to succeed in India food market because the food is bad enough on top of that the attitude of the manager very very bad...

Found it nearly impossible to eat here in mid summer with a faulty air-conditioning eating at 35c just ridiculous to have pay for a meal in these conditions. The owner which owns a pizza joint down the street was trying to save a few bucks not to fix it, and was an on going issue said another customer. The food was so so not very authentic, seemed like they used the same over cooked chicken and slapped on different sauces and the portions were really small and expensive. Another imposture Indian restaurant run by Pakistani or Bangladeshi most Indian restaurant s in Spain are not Indian owned. By the end of the meal my family was a sweaty mess. I'm not the first to complain about the AC here but will be my last time. How cheap, take care of your customers and...