Amritsr Restaurant Sukhumvit Soi 11 - Indian Restaurant in Bangkok

“We had such a great meal here. We ordered the mattar paneer, goat rogan josh, aloo paratha, and tandoori roti with butter and everything was honestly so good. The flavors were spot on and the spice level was perfect. We asked for really spicy food and they actually listened, it came out exactly how we wanted and tasted amazing. We’ve been to a few different locations before and always liked it, but this one is definitely our favorite. A huge reason for that is Sanjay. His service was incredible, super kind, attentive, and genuinely caring. He took the time to listen to what we wanted, checked in on us without being overbearing, and made the whole experience better. Sanjay is the best!”

“Best North Indian food in town. Mutton briyani was on point. And dont leave without dessert. Ram our waiter was super friendly and supportive and guided us really well through our entire food journey.”

“Amritsr Restaurant on Sukhumvit Soi 11 delivered one of the best North Indian dining experiences I've had. The atmosphere is warm, and the food truly lives up to its name—a "Maharaja of Indian Cuisine." We focused on the non-vegetarian specialties, and every dish was exceptional: • Mutton Barrah (Lamb Chops): A clear highlight! These large, smoky lamb chops were marinated perfectly, charred beautifully in the tandoor, and incredibly tender. A definite must-order. • Whole Tandoori Fish: Flawlessly cooked. The fish was moist and encased in a vibrant, spiced crust. The use of fresh herbs and a wedge of lime made it incredibly aromatic and fresh. • Mutton Curry (Rogan Josh or similar): The curry was rich, deep red, and robustly spiced—a wonderful, slow-cooked gravy that paired perfectly with the breads. • Breads: The selection of naan/kulcha was fresh, buttery, and perfectly fluffy. We finished the meal with delicious, comforting classics: creamy Mango Lassi (or similar sweet drink, beautifully presented with slivered nuts) and soft, syrup-soaked Gulab Jamun. The service was prompt and attentive. If you love authentic, high-quality Punjabi cuisine, especially their tandoor specials, this is the place to go in Bangkok! Highly recommended.”

“I recently visited Amritsr Restaurant on Sukhumvit and had a pleasant overall dining experience, especially if you’re craving authentic North Indian flavors. I ordered the Chole Kulche, and it truly stood out. The chole was rich, well-spiced, and packed with authentic Punjabi flavors, perfectly balanced without being overly oily. The kulche were soft, fresh, and paired exceptionally well with the chole. This dish alone made the visit worthwhile—it was genuinely amazing and felt close to traditional homemade taste. I also ordered a pizza, which tasted good in terms of flavor and freshness. However, the portion size was noticeably small compared to the price charged. While the quality was decent, the value for money didn’t quite match expectations, especially when compared to similar offerings at other restaurants in the same price range. Overall Impression: The food quality, especially the Indian dishes, is impressive, and the restaurant delivers well on taste and authenticity. However, portion sizing for certain items could be improved to better justify the pricing. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) Highly recommended for Indian cuisine lovers—particularly for dishes like Chole Kulche—but do keep an eye on portion sizes when ordering items.”

“Excellent food with their unique blend of Thai flavors infused with pure Punjabi cuisines however had just one dish Chicken Karahi with fresh Tandoori Roti and I am sure they have good taste too .....next time when I visit Bangkok will definitely try out more during the short trip of just 4 days where I have never visited Thailand in my life the first urge was to stay sticked to home and Amritsar was home to my ancestors who left it due to 1947's manmade boundaries and crisis and hope it flourishes and keep easing lives of every human ....well done keep it up sardar ji......shimlay Tay kharra piyaz Tay tamatar it's chicken jalphrezi in my vicinity called Pakistan mostly...boiled eggs were missing but it made us go for more despite all and hunger took the pictures of food eaten up too....Naam hi kaafi hay Bhai”