New Amber Indian Restaurant

Tried out their lunch buffet and it was delicious! I love that you are able to try a few different traditional dishes and see which one you like best. All of the food was delicious. The rose ice cream was also a pleasant surprise! So good. Will def be back.

This place is a true gem. The menu is diverse and everything I’ve ordered is delicious. Their lunch buffet it excellent. The chicken and lamb dishes are tender and juicy, the different curries are so flavorful. Everything is expertly made. I feel lucky to have a restaurant like this in my neighborhood. From a foodie who loves good curry- this place is top shelf.

Dined at this place during my trip to scranton,PA. Ambience of this restaurant is nice. Staff are courteous. Food service time is decent. Good selection of drinks available. Tried mirchi bhaji for an appetizer and they are not correctly fried. Chili paneer is great. Malai kofta and Mushroom paneer curries tasted great. Their Indian breads are delicious. Overall good Indian food eatery in Scranton, PA.

Been here multiple times over the course of the last 15 years or so and this establishment is quite the gem. Staff are very accommodating and friendly. The food is delicious and seasoned well if you like it mild or over the top spicy. We got the buffet as well as ordered a few separate items off the regular menu. The sweet lasso drink was divine, buffet area very clean and well stocked. I would highly suggest this place for first timers trying out Indian food or for well seasoned spice-a-holics as well. I'll continue to return here.

First, the tandoori chicken, while full of good flavor, was well-done on the outside, and undercooked on the inside. You cannot eat chicken rare. The portions for the price were a shock— I seriously thought the staff brought out complimentary appetizers. The entrees were just so small. I had to fill up on rice because i was still hungry. On this alone, I wouldn’t go back. Here’s the sad part: I bring my family after a long work day out to eat, to try Indian food for first time. One family member, tired, overworked, looking forward to resting with a good meal after a long day of serving others, who has never had Indian food before, receives her dish, and she just isn’t enjoying it. I feel bad. I was the one encouraging her to come. She spoke up to the manager. The manager (owner?) woman