Ambrosia Family Restaurant

I don't eat chicken but my husband got some that looked soft and moist. My meal was great, the host was excellent, and we'll definitely stop in again if we find ourselves in the area. Great variety of food for anyone and everyone. The only let down was the naan, a little inconsistent.

A wonderful place for both breakfast and dinner. I had the goat meat curry which was possibly the best I have ever had & the Indian cheesecake was a special treat. Next morning I had fantastic eggs benedict exactly the way I requested them (soft).

We visited Osoyoos for a couple of hours and decided to try somewhere new. We've never been to Ambrosia before, but I'm glad we did! Our server, Tracy, was a delight! She was super friendly, and we engaged in a great conversation. As the food is Northern Indian food, so it is not the type of Indian food you usually get everywhere else. It was rich and flavorful, and my daughter and I enjoyed it very much. Truly authentic Indian food. We both ordered the butter chicken. Yummy! Tracy suggested the chia latte and omg! You gotta try it! It's absolutely to die for. Sooooo delicious. The only thing I would change is the Naan. It was quite thin and dry. Other than that, our visit was a good one.

I recently visited Ambrosia Family Restaurant for lunch, and I was left incredibly disappointed with the quality of the food. As someone who enjoys authentic Indian cuisine, I found myself questioning if this was truly Indian food. I ordered the Chana Bhatura, which had no flavor whatsoever, and the Paneer Chilli was essentially just capsicum and paneer in a bland gravy. The naan was hard and inedible. Nothing stood out in terms of taste, and it was a letdown. The only saving grace was the excellent service. Ashley, our server, was polite, energetic, and represented the restaurant well. However, the effort from the kitchen staff did not match up to her dedication. I was hoping for an authentic and enjoyable meal, but unfortunately, I won’t be returning anytime soon.

I ordered takeout from this restaurant and it was an absolute disaster. I got the Fish Pakora for nearly $13 and was shocked to find just seven tiny bite-sized pieces in the container. It was a total rip-off. When I went back the next day to express my frustration, the staff — especially the lady at the counter — were incredibly rude and dismissive. No empathy, no apology, nothing. Her body language said it all: “I don’t care.” When I asked why such a small quantity was being served at such a high price, they brushed it off saying “business is down.” That’s no excuse for overcharging customers and serving substandard food. The Fish Pakora itself was pathetic — not even real pakora — just dry, flavorless grilled fish pretending to be something it’s not. To make things worse, the Chicken C