Amrit Palace Restaurant

Pure Panjabi Place. Pure Panjabi Place. Amir it Palace is an Amritsar Punjabi budget friendly restaurant in Mussafah Sanaya. Its a true hidden gem for Punjabi food lovers in Abudhabi. One of my team mate who is from Northern side of India took me to these place. Tried Palak Paneer, Dal Makhani , Butter Chicken, Malai Tikka, Garlic Naan and Tandoori Rotti. Everything was good We always go with Malai Tikka and Butter chicken from here, must try items as per my recommendation. Very polite and welcoming attitude from staffs. Overall it is good place to try Disclaimer : Not a family fine dining or ambience place. This place is for good authentic food. If you want to try for family always go with takeaways

This is what you called a hidden treasure. Located deep inside the Musafah, Abu Dhabi. free and ample parking. Decent quality of food at very economical prices. I tried some vegetarian food and it was good in taste. From the outside it looks like a cafe but after stepping inside, surprisingly enough space to handle a group of 20-25 people.

Very bad service. I waited a long time for my order, but it never arrived. No staff came to check on me, and I had to call them repeatedly. Eventually, I left the restaurant without receiving any food. The service was extremely poor and disappointing. I do not recommend this place and will not be suggesting it to any of my friends.

Pure Indian Punjabi Restaurant in Abu Dhabi.typical punjabi breakfast,evening chats,non veg tikkas,non veg curries are makes special. Best place for Veg food lovers. This Resraurant is shifted from Musaffah 9 to Musaffah 17. Search in the Google maps and follow.

I ordered mutton biryani. Compared to the price, it’s very good, and the mutton quantity is quite generous.

Today i try kulche from tis restaurant and was shocked that it was a simple paratha .... Bhai agar kulche banana nahi aata to please dont put that tings in your menu i was looking for the option to put the pic of yours kulcha but didn't found that... Haad hi yar

Ordered the chicken handi and the chicken qeema. Specifically told them to put boneless chicken in the handi and they somewhat abided by it. Coming to the handi, the taste was good, but it was way too overloaded with cream and it was evident even before I tasted it. Told them to reduce the oil content in the special note, but oil from the Qeema spilled over the packet as the box containing Qeema was filled to the brim with oil. But taste wise, both were moderately well. Especially, the Chicken Qeema. It was quite flavorful as you can expect from Punjabi Cuisines. Price: After going through a bunch of other restaurant menus, I found this one to be one of the few which were actually affordable. I just suggest that owner makes sure that they deliver freshly made food and not refrigerated ones.