Prince of India in Perth & Kinross

I had a short time to get food while on a bus tour. The staff here were very friendly and ensured I received my food quickly, it was piping hot and tasty

We had a family weekend in Pitlochry to see the Enchanted Forest. We fancied a takeaway, but to get 13 of us to agree on what to get, we ended up getting meals from three separate restaurants. Option one was the Prince of India. It is a nice restaurant with a good range of Asian Cuisine. Prices were not particularly cheap but big portions, and we enjoyed our meal. Our telephone order was ready at the agreed time, and the service was good.

Overpriced and rice doesn't come with the meal, it's extra. The taste was mediocre at best.

We had lunch from the menu of the day, excellent value for money. Unbeatable deal

Just a really disappointing meal…eaten here years ago and I remember it being good..easily the blandest tikka masala I’ve had in a long while.clear the chef doesn’t taste his food..and it was a red colour that doesn’t exist in nature..I’ll try one of the other places before coming back here..expensive for what I got also . Starter was ok but a lamb tikka shouldn’t be so greasy..the place will be busy just cos it’s Pitlochry ..the hunt for a decent tikka masala continues 😊

Fabulous Indian, can’t see passed it, our go to every time we’re in Pitlochry

Update - September 2024 Good choice for a takeaway Indian and food is delicious. However expensive, £34 for 2 curries, 1 rice and 1 naan. Friendly and welcoming staff. ******************************************** Excellant Value Lunch menu

This place was recommended to us. I wished we had read the reviews before ordering. Very expensive for a takeaway meal. Dont mind paying if it is decent but this wasnt. The chasni and tikka sauces tasted the same. And the Korma sauce was the colour of chicken soup with no taste to it. Totally off putting. Chicken pakora looked and tasted like deep fried chicken balls. Never again

Tasty food and quick service. Fast turnover restaurant .. very friendly. Bench I sat on was a bit wobbly!!

Used to be a fan, but takeaway £9.80 more than online price, keema naans half empty, tikka was a white sauce with ALOT of coconut? Chicken dry and hard plus no promised 10% discount, even though they said yes when queried. Horrendous and such a disappointment.

as an indian, this was not what i expected from the food at this place. it was inauthentic & the curries were sweet - not a tinge of spiciness at all, maybe this is how curries in scotland were meant to be? i have also never seen a curry that red before, definitely gave me PTSD to not eat indian food in the UK.

Dined there this evening we were a bit apprehensive after seeing the mixed reviews but we honestly couldn’t fault either the meal or the service I had the onion Bajhi and the Lamb Balti which was excellent and my better half had popadoms and Chicken Tikka Chasni spiced onions not what you expect but she really enjoyed everything else.

Wonderful Nan! It was lovely to see such a great place in scotland.

Hate leaving a poor review, but my husband and I really didn’t enjoy our experience. Decent service, but our food was made by people who obviously don’t care whether it tastes good or not. Our Korma was pure sugar and tasteless, contained no vegetables, and was cost us 18 pounds per person. A lot to spend for a lousy meal. Maybe a fluke, but nevertheless, we both felt a little ill afterwards. Not the best.

We chose this place to get away from traditional food and were very happy. There was a menu of the day for £13 with first and second courses and everything was quite delicious, especially the Chicken Tikka and Chicken Korma.

We went to lunch and ate from the menu. Everything fast and delicious. The attention of the waiters is ten.

After being let down at a restaurant only 20 yards away, I popped in to see if we could get a table. “No problem sir” Well we are so happy the first restaurant was a disaster, We had a lovely meal excellent food and staff. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Worst Indian food I’ve ever had, and worst meal in Scotland (10 days and counting). Chicken Korma sauce was overly sweet and not much flavor, garlic naan was bland as well as overpriced.

Very poor quality curry for £30 per head. Lacking in taste. Overpriced. We don’t mind paying for good quality food but unfortunately this was disappointing and a rip off.

I took a chicken tikka and seekh kebab. Both the dishes were red in colour and did not taste good. The chicken tikka was still bearable however I had to throw away the entire seekh. Due to lack of options in the area I had to eat here however I would not recommend!

AVOID this place. They discriminate you based on how much you spend. Especially if you come in on any of the guided bus tours. They’re very unwelcoming and extremely RUDE!! I’d give this place a negative rating if I could.

Very nice curry house near the station in Pitlochry, the smell as you pass certainly entices you in. This was a return visit from years ago and it didn't disappoint. Varied menu selection with something for all, from mild to spicy. All dishes were hot, tasty and served in good time, we left full and satisfied. Attentive staff made us feel welcome

Food wasn't good would not recommend

First Indian restaurant not to offer poppadoms and spiced onions as you order small touches are missed asked for diet coke got pepsi couldn't understand why I wanted diet coke and not just the Pepsi chicken PAKORA was chicken tikka bites in PAKORA batter just edible. Salad was nice 😂 ordered dopiaz was Luke warm 🥵 husband ordered patia not so popular and was roasting hot 🤔 fried rice did the oil come free 🤔 nan bread like a pizza sorry but won't return especially the price 🥵🤔

I visited for the £12.95 2-course lunch deal, having read the mixed reviews beforehand. The restaurant was quiet but it was a Wednesday lunchtime. The waiters were polite and service fast. The food was nice but a bit on the oily side. A large bottle of Cobra beer was £6.95 which is a bit on the steep side compared to the price of the food. A decent lunch given the price, not the best Indian meal I’ve ever had but far from terrible. I won’t rush back, there are better cafes, pubs and restaurants in Pitlochry.

Visited with my family. Staff is very rude and unfriendly. Asked to sit near an open window as it was quite chilly, turned us down harshly and with no explanation as to why. Do not recommend at all.

One of the worst Indian restaurants we have eaten in. The food was supermarket ready meal standard and vastly overpriced. Naan bread obviously came from packet, cheap and nasty. Pakora just as bad. Main courses were tasteless, definitely bought in.

We had a great dinner, very good food, very authentic tastes. Nice staff, good service. They were very willing to answer our questions.

The food was excellent! I had the biriyani, and it was cooked perfectly. The service was wonderful. Our waiter was so attentive and accommodating. The ambiance was perfect. ... Overall, this was an incredible dining experience. ... We were a friends group of 12 people.. We had a great time over there. I had a great experience at this restaurant!

Service was ok but some staff waistcoats dirty, dish towel that plates get wiped dirty Food greasy and under par not worth the £70 for two meal a bottle cobra and a vodka lemonade . Wish we had went to the chipotle across the road

Our trip bus took a short break at Pitlochry. We weren't really hungry but noticed that this is a Bangladeshi resturant and they had Samosa. I asked whether they know Bangla and suddenly so many people showed up to welcome us. Although we asked for only Samosa, we ended up eating many delicious (and free) food. I will be really happy to meet you all if I visit scotland again or if any of you visit Ireland! Thanks everyone.

Lovely food, great service from friendly staff.

Worst Indian I've ever tasted,all the food is tasteless, full of grease,STAY AWAY

Stopped here for an early dinner. Meal was just OK. Two pints of Coke were £12????

Very poor service and quality of food. Indian Name, Bangladeshi employees, Scottish accent all...ok Service....need to improve. Food...soaking in oil.

We’ve eaten here many times over the past 10 years. The food remains of good quality, but the prices have risen too high now. The quantity of the food is also reduced, I had a King Prawn curry which had 5 prawns in it, not good enough for £23. £4 for a lemonade and £4 for a glass of milk is simply robbery. The survive on tourists visiting once, very few would return for this level of value for money.

Had a takeaway from here today. Very disappointing and not cheap!! Curry sauce was watery and the meal lacked salt. Haven’t been for a while and won’t be back.

What a superb restaurant. The service and the food was excellent. If in the area give it a go.

It's Pitlochry so its tourist prices, but the food is great and service is friendly and quick. Will visit again.

Popped in for a take away, very fast service and the food was SO GOOD!!

Recently had a weekend away in Pitlochery. My wife and I went to the Prince of India for the lunch deal which seemed like a bargain. Unfortunately as the saying goes, it was too good to be true with the Chicken Korma and Chicken Balti being incredibly bland and overall poor quality. Both meals were suspiciously of frozen meal quality. We won't return and I don't recommend this restaurant.

Immediately felt unwelcome, perhaps as we were dressed in t-shirt and jeans. My friend and I were put at a table in the corner and rushed to place our order. Waiting staff were not friendly at all. Our bill was put in front of us before we had even finished our meal. We actually wanted coffee but weren't given the option. Clearly we didn't meet the criteria of acceptable clientele. Will not be returning here.

It's the best Indian food I ever had! Very delicious! Highly recommend for the special lunch! For the first course, we ordered soup and chicken, and the second for prawn. all very delicious!

Called in for a quick.lunch ,parked on road but limited to 30mins so best to find a parking space Otederd the lamb birany ...enough for 2 but it was 17.95 so bit on the expensive side

Food was great. It was early so hardly anyone there. As good as any Indian we have had.

Great service food came out fast But the food wasn't great iv had better microwave meals ie food was bland Wouldn't return I'd just go to Tesco's

This establishment is in between car park and Atholl Road (Main Street) . 99% of the people visiting Pitlochry will be passing this place as first „restaurant” or even first choice. Service is absolutely awful, this is not a place where you will experience Scottish hospitality. By walking in you feel like intruder rather than a guest. Food, I’ve been in a few Indian restaurants in central belt ( Glasgow - Edinburgh) and food was much better tasting and served on the plate. I’ve made two visits in here in one go - first and last one. I’ll stay with fresh made Scottish cuisine on the Atholl Road in Pitlochry. Food wasn’t even worth to take pictures.

Clean and good table service, food however had far too much coriander and a very sweet taste (vindaloo) also the potato was not fully cooked, prawns were OK. Parathas were very thin and soggy, rice had lots of peppercorns in it, beware very hard.. Mushroom bajhi overpowered by coriander, onion bajhi OK. Two bottles of cobra beer and a £68 price tag not very good. Price is not an issue if the food is right. I do not recommend the Prince of India.

we tried the vegetable vindaloo and chicken balti. Unfortunately, the vegetable vindaloo was overly spicy, almost intolerable, lacking the right balance of spice and flavor. The chicken balti was average at best. Although the staff was courteous, the food failed to meet expectations. Overall, we wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

Please don't eat at this place. Just had the most disgusting takeaway ever. 6 pieces greasy vegetable pakora. Chicken pakora even worse. It was like chicken balls from Chinese with loads of grease. Chicken tika had the same sauce that was used as pakora dip. Watered down sauce with no taste. King prawn masala, prawns that didn't even look like prawns with a watered down sauce. A waste of £52 as thrown straight in bin. Just go to co op and buy a frozen one, cheaper and tastier.

Very good cuisine and nice atmosphere. The menu is very diverse and everyone will find something for themselves. Fresh hot dishes. Good starters. Parking on site. The center is easy to find. I recommend! 🤗

Food was reasonably ok. Surprisingly they don't serve paneer dish. More suitable for non vegetarian persons.

Large portion but the briyani is just average in terms of taste.

Very very good cuisine! The servers are very friendly!

Food very good, we enjoyed it. Staff friendly enough.

Good food, staff were pleasant. Would recommend.

My meal was very nice but my husbands was not. He had mixed grill. The lamb was chewy and over cooked and the chicken on the bone was so dry it was inedible. We told the staff but we were not offered or given a discount.

The food was really good but the person who was sitting on the reception was very rude.

Very expensive for the food they sell rice was cold have had better quality lamb bhunas from a kebab shop very poor

We'd had enough of the usual fish & chips/steak pie menu so decided on a curry. A popular spot with friendly staff. We ordered starters and soon regreted this with the portions of our mains. We could have easily have shared the biriyani. Try the cauliflower bhaji.

A great place for some nice Indian cuisine! After a long day of walking, a change from Scottish cuisine was required during our holiday in Pitlochry. We were not disappointed with our visit to the “Prince of India” in Pitlochry so would highly recommend a visit. We had Chicken Tikka to start, then Chicken Korma, Honey Chicken Tikka along with Pilau Rice & Peshwari Nan. Food was brilliant, restaurant very nice and staff just great, thank you we will be back.

Korma tasteless and watery , onion bhaji never seen flat and hard to chew curry wasn't great and odd texture to chicken get the feeling these were all frozen and cooked in a microwave would jot visit again food did not appear fresh

Came here for my mums birthday can’t fault the restaurant delicious meal very friendly staff will definitely return

Worst restaurant ever been to Felt a bit racist

Food is good but portion size of starter was small which we shared as don’t have large appetites , 5 small pieces of vegetable pakora. We both had a main meal with one rice one plain Naan. One glass of wine and one soft drink. Bill came to £55.00 which is pricy compared to our local Indian restaurant's in Stirling. Service was excellent.

Had a lovely meal with my husband very polite and attentive would highly recommend

Been here twice now , really good food and service.

Found this restaurant by chance whilst on walkabout in Pitlochry, so glad we did. Very friendly welcome, & great food. Will definitely return. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Lovely food, couldn't fault it , would definitely recommend.

Amazing food and service, 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️, perfect, thank you

I had a disappointing experience at the Prince of India in Scotland. Despite arriving with my family for a group meal, we were informed that only takeaways were allowed, and the communication was delivered in a rather harsh tone, lacking the expected hospitality. They were very rude, behaving in a disrespectful manner. I do not recommend this place; they insulted people.

Hinghly recommended for indian foods and Cheaper. I a word, it's was soo teasty. and all Staff behibe was so good and friendly

We had ten minutes while on our bus tour to get some warm food, after having spent a cold day in the highlands we were craving a hearty meal. And did Prince of India provide!!!! They made it possible in less than 7 minutes, the food is piping hot, full of flavour and we thank you for your great service!!!

We interned the restaurant to order it was empty no customers we sat and tried to order bakora and fries the waiter told us to leave if we will just order a starters.. he was very rude with us .. it’s the worst experience that i had. And if there a zero i will rate this waiter less than zero. Not recommended at all.

i ordered chicken biryani , chicken curry and butter naans. naans were below average and their was no butter on it. chicken curry is no good, clearly we can understand that chicken was not fresh or cooked days ago. main thing there was no SALT in biryani. ridiculous no salt ? when called to restaurant they said it was medium salt or low salt for all customers. never it was , there was no salt ! simply cook with no salt

Its was amazing Pure Indian curry & good services. I will highly recommended

My wife and I visited early Feb in the off- season. Pitlochry was very quiet for a Saturday night. The food and service was excellent. We had not been back for 5 years when it was also great. I would recommend this restaurant.

I was with my best friend,it was a good evening ,the waiter was really nice but the senior staff of the restaurant need more training about how to take guests feedback,even though his way of talking is not up to the UK standard. I found little unprofessional about the senior staff,food is not up to the Indian restaurant standards,it’s like ok ok. It was my 2nd time there,I wish next time they will be up to the mark.

Very good India food, nice and hot. Service is excellent as well

Great place! Amazing service. Good curries, peshwari naan was a 5/5! Excellent!

Great service and food delicious 😋

Really enjoyed our lunch. We got the vegetable Rogan Josh, chili garlic vegetable curry, tandoori roti and rice. Delicious, would recommend, vegan friendly!

Delicious Indian and Bangladeshi food. The service was top notch. We are vegan and they were great at recommending dishes that served us. And it was delicious!

Bland curry, salty and expensive. Wouldn’t recommend.

Lovely food served hot and promptly House Red was amazing Went twice in two days..

Very nice people so friendly not rushing you chefs top quality amazing food and atmosphere could not fault it even owner is very nice

Whilst stranded in Pitlochary the prince of India saved us! It was delicious and the staff were very friendly! We really enjoyed our visit thank you

Late night meal was really nice and the service was top class highly recommend.

Worst Indian I have had…from staters to main meal..terrible. Found out too late their is another Indian near by with far better reviews

Was really looking forward to this meal but it was very disappointing. The pakora was more like chicken balls, the curry sauce was cold and the chilli garlic sauce tasted awful. Wasn’t a nice meal at all unfortunately.

This was mostly a nice evening meal out. We started with popadoms and pickles - very nice. I had a lamb and spinach dish which was tasty. My wife ordered a vegetable curry which was disappointing. There was very little sign of fresh vegetable ingredients, and the very small carrots looked very like the ones you get in a packet of frozen veg. Pilau rice - fine, Peshwari Nan - tasty. The service was quick and friendly. Please try harder with the veg curry!

Glad we ignored the negative reviews. Food was delicious and lots of it. Highly recommend will go again on my next visit to pitlochy

Very good very nice and friendly service 👍

Had a lovely meal at this restaurant last night, the food was delicious and staff were so friendly , I would definitely recommend this to Indian food lovers

We ate here whilst having an overnight stay in Pitlochry. Fantastic, very tasty food (highly recommend the tandoori chicken starter). Good service and very friendly staff and good value for money - the main course portion sizes were larger than usual. Definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Absolutely wonderful and tasty experience! We have travelled up from Devon and decided that we wanted to have Indian food for a change. What a great restaurant with welcoming staff, the food was 5 star!

Got starters within 3 mins of ordering poppadoms & onion chutney? Then was about to put out main meal while we were still eating starters? Overall we had our 3 course meal within the hour felt totally sick as food was rushed & staff were busy shutting everything down & it was only 9pm & it clearly states they are open till 10pm, not happy with service & don't think we will be back, when you spend £100 on food you want to take your time & enjoy it & not feel rushed...

Whilst in Pitlochry for some sunset & sunrise photography exploration, I fancied a curry in the evening. The staff made me feel welcome, even though I was solo on a Friday evening. I opted for Chicken Tikka Chilli Garlic, with Mushroom Rice, & Garlic Naan. Also had a couple of Cobras to parch my thirst, and to wash it all down. It was absolutely delicious, the tenderest chicken I’d experienced for ages, perfect portion sizes, and efficiently quick (when solo the quicker, the better). Highly recommended. Thank you.

We enjoyed the food here, great value for such great food and service.

Poor quality food and expensive