Phone: +49711245108,+4915256384683
Address: Urbanstr. 38, 70182, Stuttgart, Germany
City: Stuttgart
Dishes: 35
Reviews: 501
Website: http://www.restaurant-of-india.de
"It was a rainy November day in Stuttgart, when we joined the Prince of India for a Sunday lunch. The atmosphere is boring, because they use the wooden equipment of the former German restaurant. The food was a nice surprise. Not India, but...a good little impression of India in Stuttgart. The spices were reduced for German taste and the fruit juices were canned. The Kingfisher beer is brewed by license in Bamberg/Germany, but the lamb curry was tasty. All not great, but for a reasonable price a good lunch in cold German winter. I will come again, when I need a touch of India."
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Menu - 35 options
All prices are estimates.
Naan
A soft, oven-baked flatbread, perfect for scooping up curries or savoring on its own, with a light, fluffy texture.
Saag
Spinach and mustard greens cooked with spices, creating a flavorful and creamy traditional Indian dish.
Fish Curry
Aromatic fish curry simmered in a rich and spicy coconut milk sauce.
Lamb Curry
Tender lamb pieces simmered in a rich, aromatic curry sauce with spices and herbs.
Dal Makhani
Dal Makhani is a rich, creamy dish made with black lentils and kidney beans, slow-cooked with spices and butter.
Tikka Masala
Tender chicken pieces simmered in a creamy, spiced tomato sauce, served with fragrant basmati rice.
Chicken Curry
Tender chicken simmered in a rich, spiced curry sauce with aromatic herbs and a touch of coconut milk.
Chicken Tikka
Marinated chicken pieces grilled to perfection, served with fresh herbs and spices, offering a savory and aromatic delight.
Mulligatawny Soup
Sopa Mulligatawny: Una mezcla picante de especias indias, pollo tierno y manzanas, todo en un caldo cremoso y aromático.
Lamb Tikka Masala
Tender lamb pieces simmered in a rich, creamy tomato sauce with fragrant spices.
Chicken Tikka Masala
Tender chicken pieces simmered in a creamy, spiced tomato sauce with aromatic herbs and spices.
Horst
Good food, taste good. Service is not the best. Prices are very high. 16,90 euro is much money.
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Carl
Yummy vegetarian Indian food . Great service and priced well. Will visit again if in the area. Highly recommend
Peter
the most beautiful Nordic Indian lunch buffet in Germany. the mango custard was my favorite. the next real Indian taste. Just go.
Eloïse
One of the worst meals in germany . Do not ever visit , it is better to stay hungry . The food is inedible and extremely poor in quality
Caroline
had a very nice dinner in this Indian restaurant. chicken tikka tandoori was excellent. also the dal suppe. the wine list was limited, but we had a sufficient pinot grigio from italia.
Qype
While the food does not taste awful, it is very, very far from authentic (and I had a fair deal of meals in India! . Furthermore, also the predicate 'Indian ' to the beer and wine is questionable. Worst of all, however, was the rude service. Never again!
Traute
Nice, but. the prices are huge, euro for a huhn makhani and rice! the meal was nice enough, but the naan brot in Germany is flat what it is about? curry was watery, not much looked, but freshly cooked and hot served! probably would try...where else if I was back in stuttgart.
Halie
I happened to stumble through this restaurant when I visited my family. the service was really good and owner was very attentive to our needs. the food was very tasty that included a series of dressed like huh curry, dhal and saag. I can honestly say that it was good quality and reasonable price. I will visit this restaurant again when I visit next Germany.
T
BAD service. We literally had to find a waiter to get seated at our reserved table. We were not asked (as they do at their main restaurant in Mannheim) how spicey we 'd like our food which resulted in dishes to be sweetish that were marked as hot on the menu. Considering service and quality of the food I think this place is overpriced with main dishes between 13 and 17€.
Eugenie
It was a rainy November day in Stuttgart, when we joined the Prince of India for a Sunday lunch. The atmosphere is boring, because they use the wooden equipment of the former German restaurant. The food was a nice surprise. Not India, but...a good little impression of India in Stuttgart. The spices were reduced for German taste and the fruit juices were canned. The Kingfisher beer is brewed by license in Bamberg/Germany, but the lamb curry was tasty. All not great, but for a reasonable price a good lunch in cold German winter. I will come again, when I need a touch of India.
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