Amul India Restaurant

Everything was lovely. We went for a friend's birthday, and the staff couldn't have been more nice. They even made a special plate for me on one of the sections that I wasn't quite sure what it was.

I was looking for an Indian buffet in the Columbus area and Amul was recommended to me. The interior had a lot of seating and the buffet selection is in the back corner. There was a separate station off to the side where they have samosas, puri, etc. Such a unique buffet offering that I really enjoyed. Great selection! Veggie pakoras, saag paneer, chicken makhani, etc. The highlights for me were the goat curry, tandoori chicken, and the pani puri.The service was great. Every time there was an empty plate in the room or a low glass of water, someone came around to take care of it. Buffet lunch on a Saturday was $18.99. A bit pricier than what I'm used to, but worth it!

Brought this in awhile back for a game night with friends and it was a crowd pleaser! Generous portions, no matter the entree, and fairly affordable. Lots of variety and man did we take advantage of that! They were far too generous on the rice helping - and overall, each sauce had a really unique flavor to it that made each bite an adventure! Don't go without trying the green sauce :)

Stopped in for an amazing meal. It was fast service and just the right spice level. I got spice level 3 (which was not too spicy for me - a true medium/mild).We got the onion naan and it was so good, but I'm still a garlic naan fan. I tried the shahi paneer and it was great but I did get some bites of raisin. I'm not a huge raisin fan, but I was able to put that to the side cause the cream sauce was perfection. It was my first time trying paneer bhurji and it was amazing. It was a neat spin on scrambled eggs if I could describe the flavors and texture. It had some veggies sprinkled and chaat masala. It might have been better has an appetizer. I ate it solo and couple bites did it for me. My friends had it with rice and naan and ate it like a main dish.

I haven't dined in here but have ordered takeout several times. It is always a winner. I've tried the samosas, shahi paneer, dal makhani, garlic naan, mango lassi, gajar ka halwa. All of them minus the samosa are good. The samosa is fine with the chutneys but find them to be pretty boring without that. The portion sizes are also pretty hefty. I appreciate the generous rice portion. I just wish the container they serve it in is slightly bigger because rice ALWAYS spills out of it and it drives me crazy. You can pick a spice rating for all for the dishes and I always go medium. The perfect amount of heat without masking the flavor of the dishes. The naan are also well cooked and despite it being takeout, holds up decently. They also do a great job of labeling if you're doing a group take out order which I always appreciate.

The Indian food there is very Indian because I lived in India to study Hindi so I know what Indian food is like so go there

The lunch buffet had so many options to choose from! They have a lot of different kinds of curry, as well as samosas, pakora, panipuri, and even mango ice cream. If you're not a buffet person you can also order single dishes too! My favorites were the tandoori chicken and the palak paneer. The naan was warm and dishes were refilled promptly too. The samosa station where you can get loaded samosas, was a great option but the pani puri toppings were lacking and the sauce was a bit too sour. The mango ice cream was a nice touch and was surprisingly very creamy although it looked like a sorbet. Servers were efficient and on top of drink refills as well. Overall it's a good deal if you want to try a little bit of everything since you can get so many different options!

Great food and the service is really good. My only co plaint is that it took forever to get food. Other than that, this place is great.

Amul India is my FAVORITE Indian restaurant. They were the first Indian restaurant I had ever tried and remain my go-to when I'm in Columbus. They used to have a lunch buffet before COVID and I think they brought it back which is such great news. I love their curries and different assortment of bread. They also have a samosa station and plenty of appetizers and desserts. The pictures are from when I ordered off their menu and not the buffet. My favorite is the Paneer tikka and chicken tandoori. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. *safe for nut allergies if you ask*

This spot is excellent! We had the chicken tikka masala and basmati rice, and wow--everything was delicious. The customer service was fantastic too--very friendly. Can't wait to go back!