Ama's Kitchen in Surrey Heath

AVOID. Food was delivered cold. Burnt chicken. Totally tasteless.

Went to Ama’s Kitchen for early dinner. Place was empty and understandably why, food was not what you expect in a Nepalese restaurant. Jhol momo was bitter and when explained to the young waiter, he seemed to care less, actually seemed annoyed. No apology let alone a discount. Not worth going.

We booked (don’t worry we didn’t need to) on a Saturday evening as we had previously ate here when it was Camberley Tandoori. First impression - grubby - doors & windows dirty, plastic tablecloth and menus food stained. Ordered a bottle of red (as usual) and was offered an open bottle of 2/3 full for half price.........we then ordered an unopened bottle of white as that was all they had! Ordered food, timely service but when it arrived, it was amazing! Good quantity, taste and the overall the price was very reasonable. Customer service needs improvement but very friendly and helpful. Top Tip: order from the Nepalese section of the menu. You must try the Momos - we had chilli pork version and the flavours were exquisite! Overall - despite the negatives, we will definitely be going back!

Top class. Just passing through and thought we would give it a try. Glad we did. Never tried Nepalese did before so tried a few dishes and some more traditional Indian dishes. Have to say it was all excellent. Would definitely recommend

Popped in for dinner one evening after feeling reluctant as the place was quiet and there were no other customers dining (maybe because it was a weekday). But the food was very tasty and fresh. I’ll definitely be going back and recommend this place to anyone who wants a decent Nepalese food. The service is very slow though and the staff needs to be attentive. Took a while to get their eye contact whenever we needed anything.

Really nice takeaway if you fancy something different, the Momo is my fab! I also love the Chat Pate but it is very spicy. Will order again.

Decided to try Ama's after realising that Camberley Tandoori had closed and Ama's was its replacement. What a happy suprise! I haven't had all that much Nepalese food - to be honest it has previously seemed very much like Indian. That's not the case at Ama's, with items on the menu you don't usually see, such as mutton and even buffalo. My husband and I each had a starter - both were tasty and each had a thali, one of us had the lamb and the other, the pork belly. Both were delicious and great value. Something like £9.95 for an entire platter of food. One of us ordered the buckwheat instead of rice and it was a nice change of pace. It looks a bit unusual, but it's texture and taste goes great with the curry. Along with the Nepalese food, we saw the Indian classics and even a couple of Chinese dishes on offer. So, if your tastes run a bit more traditional, you'll probably be happy here too. The service isn't necessarily 5 star, and was rather slow considering they weren't busy, but the staff are very kind and welcoming, so I would say service is good overall. Give Ama's a try - it's something different right here on our doorstep in Camberley!