Prince Of Punjab Pub And Grill

Best I’ve had for a very long time... in fact probably last time was in Chandigarh that matched this kitchens style, consistency and flavours. Very Tasty and totally delicious. Serious effort has been made to produce the dishes I ordered ... superb dhall , unbelievable chicken jalfrezi , absolutely perfect keema with peas and lamb chops are the best cut I’ve had anywhere ... great family set up that would smash any other kitchen in the Midlands. Marks out of 10.... 20... if this was in London there would be a queue as long as the Thames to get in .. great work by all in the kitchen

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Returning from the London International Wine and Spirits Fair as you do, a colleague and I decided to try the Prince of Punjab. I’ve heard a lot of good about it and since it was on the way home; why not? We ordered. The food was very good; spicy but not hot. The lamb was juicy and tender. The naans were excellent! They stayed soft. The rice was perfect. The only downside was the “methi” in the chicken dish; it was burnt. By burnt I mean it was like slightly overdone toast: not a disaster but not exactly what you would have wanted!

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Came with a friend on two separate occasions. Went with a butter chicken served hot on a recommendation and can honestly say one of the best curries I’ve ever had. Lovely local family-ran pub/curry house which is an absolute gem in Aylestone.

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Brilliant home style Punjabi cuisine with great prices. Thanks for a great day and service Great Bar. Recommend goat, kebab, chicken tikka, garlic naan. Best fish pakore ever.

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I had a great time with friends at this restaurant. The food was superb and the staff were lovely. I'll make sure to stop by when I come back to Leicester.

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