Indian Fare: Two Courses For Two (£11) or Four (£21) at Prince of India (Up to 58% Off)
- Starter and main course with pilau or basmati rice
- Starters include vegetable samosa and chilli paneer
- Mains include rogan josh, madras and classic korma
- Dishes can be altered to taste
- Near Cottingham rail station
Purchase: Limit 1 per 2 or 4 people. May buy multiple as gifts.
Redemption: Booking required. 24-hour cancellation policy.
Further information: Valid Mon-Sun 5pm-11.30pm; last seating 10.30pm. Eat-in only. Valid for starters up to value of £2.95, mains from All Time Favourite Dishes menu or plain omelette and chips or chicken salad dishes, and basmati or pilau rice only. Valid on option purchased only. Original values based on most expensive options and verified 17 April 2013 at 6.05pm.
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Prince of India greets diners with a varied menu of cuisine cooked to taste using all manner of spices and fresh ingredients. The meal can begin with a starter of onion bhaji, chilli paneer or garlic mushrooms (all usually £2.95), before choosing a main from the All Time Favourite Dishes menu (all usually £6.95). Guests can select a chicken, lamb or prawn variety of mellow korma, flavoursome madras or smoking vindaloo, and each dish is accompanied by a portion of pilau or basmati rice (both usually £2.50).
Groupon finds out more about what's cooking at Prince of India, and why those with more delicate palates need not fear a bite of curry.
What kind of food does Prince of India serve?
The restaurant specialises in Punjabi and Bengali flavours, with a range of classic and well-known curries alongside a few house specialities. Tandoori dishes are cooked in a clay oven over red-hot charcoal, and the menu also features nutty biryani dishes, and traditional Pakistani balti.
How does the menu cater to particular tastes?
There are dishes suited to seasoned spice fiends, and the team can even add a little more heat if desired. On the other hand, the classic korma dish is gentle to sensitive taste buds, and any dish can also have the heat dampened down. There is even a menu of English dishes, and anyone with allergies can be catered for on request.
What is the restaurant like inside?
Deep reds and purples aim to evoke an Indian atmosphere, while artwork and the odd bit of foliage add extra visual interest.
Reviews
TripAdvisor (61 Reviews)
Prince of India has earned an appetising 4/5 stars from TripAdvisor users. Reviewers generally found their meals satisfying and the flavours well balanced. Further plaudits went to the warm atmosphere and attentive staff.
Details verified 16/05/2013.
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