Amulya Indian Cuisine

Wow, please avoid this place - this is not Indian food.Every item I tried was below 'okay'. I am really worried this might be reheated from yesterday and I came 1pm during the week today.Food - below averagePrice - too high Cleanliness - okayService - aunty working there was listening to a show loud off her phone near us - very loud. I dont like poor reviews, but this place needs to change management. I need a good Indian buffet near my work!

We tried the Loose Babycorn, it tasted really good. Then we ordered Butter Naan, it was more like bread made from maida we thought it was a tandoori Naan and confirmed again as we didn't expect the butter naan to be like that. We also had Sag Paneer and it came with a bowl of rice, it was okay but a bit pricey. Service and Ambiance was good.I Think it's better to go for a buffet rather than ordering separately. They have lunch buffet daily. Lunch and Dinner buffets on Friday and Saturdays.Overall, i would rate:Loose Babycorn: 4/5Butter Naan: 2.5/5Sag Paneer: 3/5

Well...it is now 24 hours later, and my son who ate the mixed grill plate...has food poisoning :( I am heart broken for him! He had never had food poisoning. The worst part of all of this...nobody in our party was surprised. The fish...the beef...the mixed grill...UGH...I will be contacting the health department tomorrow.

This place is relatively new - I believe opened around September of 2023. Very good food. Ambience is about average. Service is also decent.Highly recommend their Mirchi cut. Samosa and Chicken chili were also nice. The give generous quantity of tea - I would share that between two people.I plan to go back here to try some south Indian cuisines.

I've made reviews, posts, TikToks etc SCREAMING how great this place is! Food is fresh and home made but a wonderful hidden gem of a chef! She proudly comes out to monitor the food and the customer satisfaction as if we are preset of the family! You'll have plenty of INDIAN LUNCH options to choose from as well as an entire menu of authentic cuisine. You will not be disappointed.

This place is not clean. The food is not fresh nor tasty. The service is way below par. I went for the lunch buffet. The interior is visibly filthy. The plates and bowls were not clean, the buffet counter and pans were greasy and spattered. The tables and condiments sticky. The floor and walls are dirty . Even the elder offering in front entrance is nasty with dead brown rose petals floating in dirty water. There are boxes, chairs , paper products and toilets, yes toilets, stacked and stored visibly against the walls. The bathroom is sticky, dusty and well, I'll attach some photos. The food was incredibly greasy. The buffet was nasty. A lot of the food was unrecognizable , and broken or mashed up where it shouldn't be. The chicken dishes were vats if greasy sauce where you had to fish to find any meat and once you did, it was dry and rubbery. I dont think there were any legume dishes. One dish was paneer in a woody bay leaf and greens , mostly woody stems and broken cheese. (?) idk what I ate. The naan was good but i had to ask for it otherwise i would have had none. The hot chai is offered self serve in 3 oz dixie cups. Some of the spoons at the buffet were too hot to use. Finallybthe service. I was shown to a seat and given a napkin and silverware and water. Then nothing. I got my own water, found my own sugar ( mine was empty, but the sugar packets on the other table and the one by the chai were, no exaggeration, sticky and stuck together and to the dish. Can not ever return.

Amulya Indian Cuisine serves a delicious buffet of Indian dishes, not only for lunch, but for dinner on Fridays and Saturdays. It's a great addition to Bellevue as many of the Indian restaurants no longer offer a buffet post-COVID. My partner and I love Indian food, especially buffets because we like to try different items. I especially love spicy south Indian curries, which Amulya offers, in addition to classic northern Indian items. The buffet is not the largest in variety, but offers plenty and is fulfilling. The must-eat item is the pepper chicken! I loved the pepper chicken and so did everyone else as they had to cook more and refill the buffet of it. The pepper chicken is tender, very flavorful with pepper and has a nice crunch to it. Do not leave Amulya without trying the pepper chicken! Another item I enjoyed was the mutton curry, which was on the spicier side. Just be careful of the bones. The chutneys were all very good, and I liked that the chai here does not have sugar in it. (Chai is so good on its own that it astounds me why anyone would want to add sugar in it.) They make the naan fresh for each table and you can ask for more to be made. We visited on a Friday night and the place was pretty busy, with many patrons dining in. The staff was friendly and many of the staff here cleared tables, refilled waters, checked in with customers, refilled buffet items, etc. The service is top notch. Fridays and Saturday nights are when they offer a buffet dinner and lunch is offered on a daily basis. The buffet is $20 for adults.Amulya's is located in the same business strip as Baskin Robbins and Wibbley's, next to Harley Davidson in Bellevue. Parking is plenty and it's easy to find. I'm glad we were able to check out this new Indian restaurant, which has a lot of positives going for it. I'd happily dine here again.

People that eat here, don't use silverware. They just dig in with their hands. The dishes aren't clean. The tables aren't clean.

Twice now I ordered online for pickup and when I got there they forgot to make my order. Instead of owning to up it, they tell me 5 minutes and I wait 20 minutes for my food.The staff is rude about it as well and pretty unfriendly when I ask for updates where my food is at.

Not great food. Not good environment. There was buffet and I tried different dishes. None of them was good. Many were too salty. The buffet was disorganized. The names of the dishes were written on a chit of paper. There were kids running around. People would bring the used plates and serve themselves in them. This is not restaurant's fault; but I am describing the environment. Not again