Ambia

Frommer's Review

This slightly hard-to-find restaurant is worth the effort. It's set on the grounds of a small complex of shops, most of which specialize in high-end kitchen design, wine, foodstuffs, and kitchen wares. The main dining area is outdoors on a large stone patio under a soaring roof, or out in the open under canvas umbrellas. A few additional tables are set on a covered veranda overlooking this patio, and there's another quiet room for more intimate occasions. The menu and wine list are both huge and inviting. They call what they do "New Age," though I liken it to the fusion cuisine you'll find most places. The menu features a fair number of vegetarian items, and there's a heavy Asian influence throughout.

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