North Indian and Punjabi food in Koramangala
Tandoori chicken and Amritsari kulcha
Chur chur naan thalis and dal makhani
Soya chaap malai and aloo pyaz paratha
Amritsari is a North Indian and Punjabi restaurant located at House Number 129, 17th Main Rd, opposite California Burrito, KHB Colony, 5th Block, Koramangala, Bengaluru. The business serves a range of dishes including tandoori chicken, mutton burra, roomali roti, chur chur naan, soya chaap, and lassi. Reviews note the strong Punjabi atmosphere, with music playing both inside and outside, and traditional matkas used for churning lassi at the front. The venue is frequently busy, with customers describing the food as excellent despite the lack of emphasis on ambience. Operating hours vary by day, opening from 9 am to 12 am on most days, while Tuesday and Monday open from 12:30 pm.
A customer described the tandoori chicken as the star of the meal, noting it was delicious.
The Amritsari kulcha was ordered as part of a meal that included mixed kulcha and roomali roti.
The restaurant serves thalis featuring pindi chole, dal makhani, paneer butter masala, and aloo pyaz chur chur naan.
Soya chaap malai is listed among the ordered items, though one review noted it was very salty.
Large matkas are used to churn lassi at the front of the restaurant.
Dishes ordered in a recent visit included mutton burra alongside tandoori chicken.
“Tried this place last week, and what an amazing find! We ordered the tandoori chicken, Amritsari kulcha, mixed kulcha, mutton burra, and roomali roti. Everything was absolutely delicious. The tandoori chicken was the star of the meal.”
“We ordered: • Chur Chur Naan Thali #1 – Pindi Chole, Dal Makhani & Paneer Chur Chur Naan • Chur Chur Naan Thali #2 – Dal Makhani, Paneer Butter Masala & Aloo Pyaz Chur Chur Naan • Soya Chaap Malai • Aloo Pyaz Parantha • Moong Dal Halwa • Pu…”
“Oh my god, how do I even explain the feeling of this place — insane Punjabi vibes all around! Punjabi music playing both outside and inside, lassi being churned in huge matkas out front, and inside the cutlery is proper plain desi.”
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