I stopped in to have a quick lunch before work and Maria was more than professional. It was like…read moreshe treated me like a human being. No rush, just smiles and exceptional service. The buy 1 get 1 special was out of this world!! I'll be back!!

amazing food, left with much more food than needed becauze of their large portions for such a good…read moreprice! ambiance is as good as it gets, and the service is a exceptional.

The servers were so nice and so kind and so awesome. The food was literally amazing and scenery is…read moreso lit and adorable. 10/10 would recommend.

Absolutely phenomenal food and very comfortable atmosphere. Servers are knowledgable and attentive…read more Will be back for sure.

Ok the entire time I've lived here, I've witnessed people on the internet saying that Jot is the…read morebest Indian food around. It was far away from me in Fairfield, so it took me far too long to try it (Doordash or bust). Omg it is soooo gooooddd!!! Is it Americanized? Probably but I don't know? I always assumed that I like the most Americanized Indian food, because I like sweet flavors and can't eat spicy food. Whatever is going on here, the flavors are just spot on for me in ways that other places around here have not been. Tikka masala fries are a favorite food. Geez I hope I can find something like this back in Cali. If I was eating there I would ask for double grated paneer. Bhindi masala is some of the best I've ever had - it's light and not too tomatoey and lets the okra shine through. Okra is not overcooked. Sooo tasty. I tried cholay (aloo) for the first time here and I love it. The mango chutney has the right flavor for me, super sweet. Mango lassi is really thick and not too sweet. Kheer was really good and also not too sweet. I wish they would have had gajar ka halwa on the menu because I bet it would be amazing. I have pretty basic picks because I'm pretty basic about Indian food. But I think everything here on the menu must be amazing. Don't be afraid to try anything!! One of my few regrets leaving this area is not trying Jot sooner so I could get experimental with their menu. So if you're reading this, do it in my honor please!

The food here was pretty good! Tasted more on the healthier side from which I'm used to. Not as…read moreheavy which is a good thing. The service was great. The waiter was nice and was able to get our food out pretty quickly. A good vibe throughout.

Solely based off of what we orders I give this a 4/5! We ordered the Chili Chicken Momos at a spice…read morelevel of 5. Momo, a steamed and filled dumpling popular in Tibetan, Nepalese, and North Indian cuisine, gets a fiery twist here. Ajeet is dishing out flavor-packed Momos (with halal chicken). We ordered a spice level of 5 on their scale and our noses were running, but in the best way possible. If your spice tolerance is on the lower end, trust me, scale it down a bit. This might just be your new favorite comfort food, because it's definitely mine.

I had their food for the first time, I had always my indian food at the indian a…read morelittle further (or before) across the street, it is good food but a bit pricey. Ajeet India & Nepali Cuisine has just the same good food, quality and fabulousness ad the one across the street but almost half the price. This is MY NEW favorite Indian food restaurant.

Father's Day dinner picked out by my son. This place it a…read moretruly family restaurant. It looks like everyone who worked there was in the same family. The walls had pictures of India, and the tables matched the walls. The restaurant is new, and was empty when we arrived. When we left, half the tables were occupied. They did have a table reserved for us. The menu had 4 main items, but only 2 were available. It was like a verity of curry with a variety of ways to eat it. I liked having 4 types of curry, so I can taste different types. It also had different ways to eat them that I can't describe. I liked it better than the other 3 Indian restaurants because of the variety.

I'm not vegetarian, but I'm not against it either, and I really enjoyed the meal. Ordered one…read morethalia and three items from the street food menu, and that was plenty of food for two adults. Price was very reasonable and the servers were very helpful. Will certainly be returning

As my good friend from the planet of Erid would say "Amaze. Amaze. Amaze."…read more Truly an incredible meal, well decorated environment, and the food was just fantastic. The garlic naan was to me, what any garlic bread at any restaurant should be. Phenomenal meal. Thank you.

Came because we love Indian food, stayed bc the food was delicious! The location's parking…read moresituation is kind of odd- we couldn't tell how to exit the parking lot and ended up exiting through someone private drive possibly? Honestly was confused lol but the good was worth the confusion.

Food is great and a true 5 stars. I used to have delivered because entrees were $6 less than…read moreothers. For some reason they increased recently to $24.99 for entrees.I will no longer be ordering at that price

Taj Mahal Indian in Covington is a five-star neighborhood gem. The vegetable samosas are on point…read more The chutneys are on point. The butter chicken is out of this world, honestly some of the best I've had. If you're into garlic naan, this might be the best in town. The price is well worth it for what you get. I'm a DC native, and I can say this easily beats any Indian food I've had in DC, New York, or anywhere else on the East Coast. The people are super friendly and quick, food comes out fast, and the atmosphere is great. Bonus: the owner also runs the convenience store right across the street, so it's a handy stop for liquor or tobacco needs too. Highly recommend. This is a real neighborhood spot.

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.

My long-running birthday tradition is getting Indian for dinner. Take-out, order in, anything goes…read more I wanted to try a new spot this year, so we dined in here on a Saturday night. It was busier than we expected, but it didn't affect our very attentive service. We started with a different appetizer than usual (for us), the Papadi Chat. A simple cold salad mix of chickpeas, apples, onion, and spices. We didn't really know what to expect, but it was tasty and something I could easily replicate at home. For entrees, we happily devoured 2 saag dishes (Chicken Tikka Saag and Saag Paneer), as well as Dal Makhani. I can't write this review without mentioning the naan. The garlic may have been one of the best garlic naans I've had - flavorful garlic flavor with so many actual garlic pieces adhered. BUT the star of the show was absolutely the Kashmiri naan. Do not pass this up!!! Maybe the best and most unique naan overall I've ever tried. Dramatic statement but true. Overall, this was a delicious birthday dinner and we will absolutely be back for more of that Kashmiri naan :)

Whenever I'm in Cincinnati and craving a good vegetarian buffet, I go straight to Amma's Kitchen…read more Their weekend buffet is so satisfying with lots of curries, rice, appetizers, fresh breads, all the classic Indian stuff. It just tastes homestyle and comforting! It's completely vegetarian, but you honestly don't feel like you're missing anything because there's so much variety. The food is fresh, flavorful, and consistently good. The price is pretty reasonable for how much you get too. They really get everything right like the taste, quality, portions and value. I seriously wish we had something like this in the Bay Area!

I frequent this place for the kind people, great service, and delicious vegan options. The Special…read moreVegetable Upma (vegan) is so flavorful and comforting. The mini idili with sambar is a must and don't get me started on their veggie noodles. The Gohbi Manchurian (cauliflower) hits the spot every time too. The vibes are chill, food is fresh and served hot and fast, and the portions are plentiful!

Absolutely fantastic experience here. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming, giving us…read moregreat recommendations throughout. The interior is very cozy, it hardly felt like a blazing hot summer day in there, more like a nice cool fall. The food and drinks were excellent. Many of the cocktails have tea-inspired elements, which was a really excellent start to the meal (the old-fashioned especially). For food, we loved everything. The mushroom samosas were almost more like saag and delicious. The short rib curry and the burger were both delicious. We finished with the sticky toffee pudding and it couldn't have been better. Great experience.

Went to make a reservation here for a Wednesday night. We have a group of 4, but one may get…read morecalled into work. When I went to make the reservation, I found that that if we show up with 3 instead of 4 we would pay a $20 per PERSON fee. I have heard of no-show fees for a whole missed reservation, but a missing person is offensive. Do I get a discount if my service is slow because a server called in sick? What if the entree I came in for is sold out? I bet not. We were able to find a table at a different restaurant that puts an emphasis on the experience, not the profit times seats times turns equation. It's a shame. I liked the food here, but a policy like that puts in on my no-go list.