Aamber Indian Vegan - New York City

A go-to spot for vegan Indian food. You can call or place an order online. It was initially a little confusing because the restaurant is within the Manhattan Valley restaurant as they operate out of there but have a separate kitchen (from what I was told). Haven’t eaten inside yet but interior looks nice. Only complaint is that I haven’t quite figured out the rice. Seems inconsistent as to the amount you get. For example, I’ve ordered two entree’s and received one container of rice which isn’t enough. I’ve also ordered one extra container (for two entree’s) of rice and have received three containers, which is too much.

The restaurant is Manhattan Valley. The Aamber menu isn’t posted anywhere. I had to ask if they have a vegan menu. The food was fresh and tasty and the portions generous.

Called the number on their website on Friday to ask if they had outdoor seating. They confirmed they did, and that they were vegan. Went to the address on the website on Saturday (last night), and found no restaurant by this name but there was an Indian place called Manhattan Village Indian food at this address. Asked a waiter if they served vegan food-he said no. While standing outside the restaurant, called the number on the website again and was told we were at the right address. When I said we were at that address but the restaurant had a different name, no explanation was provided. When I asked if they had vegan food, the person answering the phone said yes. At this point we were confused (and annoyed) so we left. If Aamber exists, I would love to try it!

Incredible food. This would be delicious Indian food by any measure, but the fact that it's vegan is mind blowing. I have no idea how they made these dishes so creamy and buttery without cream and butter, but I'm just happy to have found it. Will definitely be ordering take out from here for a long time to come.

Aamber is a vegan menu inside a mainstream Indian restaurant called manhattan valley. there is no sign of aamber, but it is worth finding this place. they can eat or take. try the chole (chickpeas,) chana alu (kickpeas kartoffeln,) tofu tikka masala, and more. almost everything on the menu is either already gluten-free or has a gluten-free option. reasonable prices for the neighbourhood. the personal is friendly, polite and knowledgeable about veganism.