Amitas Restaurant in Newham

Tuve frito vegetales Bhaturay y Puri de ellos.

I often visit here with friends and the service is good and the food is delicious and very reasonable (for two people it is about £20). We enjoyed a refreshing mango lassi along with a thali and a chilli paneer (a must have!).

Amazing food: fresh, tasty and could never be called bland. My daughter and I love the paneer dosa. I have been coming here for years with family and friends and the food has never been less than delicious and the service is excellent.

He estado viniendo a este restaurante vegetariano cada par de meses con el mismo grupo de amigos más años que puedo recordar. Recomiendo encarecidamente el Bhel Puri, chili paneer seca, Patra, llanura frito Mogi, naan y chapati. El popadam son confiablemente bueno. No estoy seguro que me molestaré thali. Si tienen coliflor Manchuriano en el menú como un especial, entonces, orden! La Merlot, alrededor de £9 una botella es absolutamente bien y nos gusta acabar la comida con una selección de postres. Nuestros dulces favoritos son jelabi, que todo el mundo le gusta, y la que se con Methi- que tiene un amargo edge. Estamos muy bien alimentados y regado por 15 libras por cabeza. Los propietarios los camareros/ están muy bien y es un muy buen restaurante para comer.

Food was ok a bit greasy. I had the thali, wasn't anywhere as good as I've had elsewhere. Not sure if we'll return. The waiter was very helpful and friendly. It's very cheap.

Paneer tikka masala Chole 8 pc bhature 1 portion rice plain Two people Bill 19.25 Paneer tikka masala was just awesome! !! Service was good. A little far away from underground station upton park, but is worth the wait!!!

Este lugar es un descubrimiento y no puedo esperar a volver. Es evidente la comida está recién preparada por el sabor, y que no hacen el "estándar" cocina india habitual - mucho ya que me encanta eso, este lugar es mucho más auténtica y "casera". Tuve el Manchuriano seca (que nunca había escuchado antes y lo que me sorprendió, siendo un plato chino) que comprende pelotas vegetal frito y se sirve en una salsa tomate tangy. Puedo decir sinceramente que nunca he comido algo semejante - era precioso. Mi marido tenía masala Dosa y ajo fresco encantador mandioca chips - mmm! Fue una excelente relación calidad-precio también, había tres de nosotros allí, nos tomamos un plato y un plato principal y una cerveza, y la cuenta fue de £34,50 .

Enjoyed the gujrati thali and fresh, clean food. Excellent service and will definitely go back for more.

Como una persona de origen indio, soy muy exigente con la comida india que comer fuera. Siempre me siento engañado cuando me comer una comida donde me siento podría haberme preparado y hecho un trabajo mejor!

ambiente encantador, limpio y un gran servicio. Uno de nuestros restaurantes favoritos en la calle verde. Pedimos bhajias crujientes, cesta chaat, Puri chaat, masala Mongo chips, masala Dosa todo muy sabroso y buena porciones de servir.

The food at Amitas is amazing! I'm a vegetarian and it's such a treat to have an incredible array of tasty dishes to chose from. Everything is so flavoursome, is presented nicely, has a variety of textures and has a good kick. The service is also really good and smiley. The atmosphere isn't as great - quite a large restaurant (I prefer cosier establishments) and bright lights - but the food is so good I still have to give 5/5! I'd definitely recommend Amitas for large groups because there's lots of space and big tables available and they don't seem to mind noise.

Scrumptious Dinner worth dinning in this restaurant. Excellent meal and service was great.looking forward to dine again

A friend and I discovered this place once when he came to London from work and fancied some paneer. We came to Amita's in East London about 2 years ago and have been coming here every week ever since. Even if he is not working in London, he'll drive from Peterborough to east London especially for the food here.The service is great - we've always been served by the same waiter (who knows our order by heart), and the ambiance in the place is very nice - softly played music in the background and not ridiculously loud. The price is adequate and hasn't really changed since we've been going. I've listed below what we usually order.It's a little gem - but far too quiet - for the life of me I don't know why it's not much more busier - possibly because it's pure vegetarian. But the paneer is fantastic!Definitely recommend it, especially for the paneer, but the food as a whole is great - some of the choices on the menu you won't find in many places (khandvi being one of them).Our usual order:1 x paneer chilli gravy1 x paneer tikka masala1 x portion roti1 x butter naan

We have visited this restaurant in Green street on multiple occasions the last being in March 2013. We are a family with 2 children (5 year & 1 year old). This restaurant is truly a treat for Vegetarians.The cuisine is a mix of Gujarati-Indian, South-Indian and Indo-Chinese fusion dishes. The food is really delicious and can vouch for it as we eat only vegetarian food. Our long time favourite has been the Chinese sizzler and the Amitas specialty sizzler. The ambience is excellent and decor pretty modern. The best part is that you dont come out of the restaurant with the smell lingering onto your clothes.What sets this place apart is the service which can range from exceptionally good to downright eccentric which adds to the experience. The restaurant appears to be a family run unit and as far as I can recall has no trained waiters/servers and the orders are taken and served by family members. The gentleman who waits upon the table for your custom is forgetful and can forget to get water or other dishes you have ordered. Otherwise the service is pleasant, friendly, has a personal touch and is at a relaxed pace. Dishes are value-for-money considering that they are exceptionally good and freshly made.The restaurant also has a savoury/snack bar from which you can pick up various Indian savouries/sweets. Our favourite sweet has always been the freshly made hot Jalebi's. Again these are invariably delicious.The restaurant is family friendly and my daughter loves going here.All in all if you love your food (vegetarian) and have a sense of humour then you will enjoy the experience and talk of the service for sometime. I am sure that you will return as we often do

I could not fault this place. Great food and cheap! Lovely waiter. I read this was London's #1 Indian vegetarian restaurant so went there expecting a line up. It was quiet as I went early. I will definitely be back, it's also on Green Street which I found fascinating with all of the beautiful saree's. Make the trip, you won't be disappointed.

My family and I visited Amitas for a birthday, so a large mix of kids and adults. The menu had an excellent choice of traditional gujerati, south indian and indo chinese dishes to suit all taste. When the food arrived, it was delivered to the taste that we requested, i.e. not too hot and spicy for the younglings and the portion sizes were also generous! The food presentation was also very good, so was the taste and the service. By 8pm Sunday, the place was busy and full of many satisfied customers! Only downside is location as parking near Greenstreet can be difficult.In summary, this place comes highly recommended as the food, hosts and presentation are all on very good as I have done my fair share of veg eat outs in this area! Considering that Green Street is full of of poor quality eat outs that cater for the Bangla community ('Chicken Fried this', 'Chicken Fried that', 'Bangla Curry Houses'), Amita's place makes a refreshing change as your cloths do not stink of curry, burnt mustard oil and fish! Give it a try as you will not be disapointed!

We are fortunate in London, because you can find some really good food and good value - and this is one such place, slighly off the beaten track, but well worth a visit. Enjoyed a meal there, very good value, and freshly cooked in the kitchen by the wife of the owner. Dosa, roti, lovely tasty curries, that the family must have cooked for generations, when they were in India, then Uganda then UK! Well worth a visit to this good restaurant, to enjoy good meal at good prices. Casava, this appeared on the menu, and I do believe that this is probably an addition from Africa. Shall be going there again soon.

An absolute continuing favourite of ours. Totally vegetarian. Good varied menu. There are no thalis priced near to £10.00 as another contributor has remarked, they are about £7.95. The thalis always include a little dessert be it gulab jamon, jangiri or a little halwa. The dosa are extremely good. The coriander chutney is simply divine. Good lassi also. The owners are always on hand and they and the staff are welcoming and friendly. A relaxed place. Draught beer now available. Evening parking in any side street nearby.

Amitas is vegetarian restaurant selling Gujarati food - savouries and sweets and a restaurant if you need to sit down. This is a common feature of the lovely restaurants on Green Street. The menu includes chaats, south Indian dosas, and Indian-Chinese dishes. Including thalis and other items cost less than a fiver. A glass of wine, beer, or spirit is £2.50 or £2.90. The food is excellent I recommend khandvi (savoury chickpea flour ‘swiss rolls') and dhokra (steamed lentil cakes) and the samosa. Get out to the East End and experience this and the other gems on Green Street.

The only place my Grandmother will allow me to buy somosas - not for westernised taste buds either, these are the real thing. I buy them by the dozen but never have got a full complement home intact yet.