Reviews for Salt'n pepper Indian Restaurent in Prince Albert, SK

Excellent Traditional Food\nThis restaurant serves traditional Indian cuisine. The food was served quickly and very well done.... The naan bread was awesome. Service was great! I highly recommend this restaurant. Could be the best Indian restaurant in PrinceAlbert Read more

Food in itself had no salt so I don\'t know why them named it as Salt\'n pepper. We waited 1h 10m for the food. Owner seems to... be a cheap person as he is putting low staff on board \"understaffing\" and I don\'t know why the charges are this much when thefood is not tasty. Even if they gave us food at 90% discount its not worth it. Read more

Let me start by saying the food was tasty! However, we asked for mild but got hot, which I\'m okay with but my partner couldn\'t... handle the heat so we ended up ordering fast food so she could have supper. Asked for lamb but got beef...\nGiving 4 starscause the lady serving was really nice and the sweets are great! Read more

Service was great, not sure what the issue was with all the people with less than 2 reviews. I would take the single reviewers... with a grain of Salt\'n Pepper ????.\n\nThe server asked the table next to me if they would like something (like yogurt) tomellow out their burning tongues cause they couldn\'t handle the mild spice ????. Was very helpful asking if I would like takeout boxes, rather than making me ask. Also brought out a little cup, so I could take home some sauces. And helped describe allthe desserts, cause I am a noob when it comes to Indian desserts.\n\nFood was good. Samosa were good and more like what I amused to. I like these a lot more than the ones from Spice Trail. I also like the little shot glasses with the samosa sauce (notsure the real names). But you just bite off the top and pour the sauce in. As much as I like spooning, pouring is much moreefficient.\n\nBTW, the spice scale here is real deal, not the North American scale. So, medium here = hot at SpiceTrail.\n\nWill definely go again.\n\nP.S. I also like Spice Trail. Both are very good. But I know which samosas I prefer. Read more

The food and service at this restaurant were lovely. We had the palak paneer, butter chicken, garlic naan, and pulao with dried... fruits and nuts. The flavours were wonderful and beautifully balanced. Both the palak and the butter chicken were rich anddeeply flavourful. Huge compliments to the chef! The dishes we had were light on the salt, which some might prefer. The serverwas very friendly and helped us decide which dish to get. Read more

The date and I never really thought to go there as we often drive by but from the outside it never drew us in. This time we took... a leap of faith and I\'m glad we did. The food here was great. We ordered 3 starters and it was plenty of food so we had to packsome up, although we are smaller humans who may not eat much at the average sitting ????. We had the Aalo tiki which pack asweet but spicy zip to it, the beef samosa was tasty with the various sauces we poured on top, and the tandoori platter tofinish it off. I wish I would have taken pictures because the presentation of the food was comparable to a 5 star restaurant inManhattan. It appears to be a mom and pop operation with a stylish but comfortable interior atmosphere. Highly recommend! Read more

We ordered 4 items for take out. We were very happy about the quantity provided with each order. We had ordered lots because we... were concerned with the size of the portions, but were very pleased with the amount of food provided. Food was of excellentquality, very fresh, tasty, warm. We will definitely be attending again and would recommend it to anyone who likes Indiancuisine. Read more

Amazing food with lots of taste. Best Naan bread on the prairies. Enjoyed the tandoori chicken and butter. Another staple is... biryany. Licenced and friendly customer service. Also have take out. Check IT out Prince Albert Saskatchewan Read more