Prince of India Restaurant & Tavern

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3614 5th Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Phone: (412) 687-0888

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Neighborhood: Pittsburgh

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• Tikka Masala $16.99
• Your choice of protein in a creamy tomato based sauce. Comes with a side of rice.
• Naan $2.99
• Leavened Indian flatbread baked in a clay tandoor (oven) with a number of different topping options.
• Makhni (butter) $16.99
• Your choice of protein with a creamy tomato sauce accompanied with crushed mixed nuts. Comes with a side of rice.
• Samosa $5.99
• Two pieces. Deep fried savory pastry stuffed with spiced shredded potatoes and peas.
• Biryani $15.99
• Punjabi-style biryani. Rice with your choice of protein. Served with raita (does not come with a side of rice).

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  4.4 stars - Based on 11 reviews

#214 out of 2575 restaurants in Pittsburgh

#5 of 32 Indian in Pittsburgh

5 star				4 reviews	36%
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Top Reviews of Prince of India Restaurant & Tavern

08/03/2025 - Rebecca J.
I tried their dishes to order since the buffet wasn't available on Sunday, and the fried bread was a nice change from the usual naan. The portions were generous enough to save half for lunch the next day, and although the medium spice level was a bit too much for my husband, the mild option was flavorful and satisfying.

06/03/2024 - Wai A.
Excellent!

05/25/2024 - Todd G.
It was a pleasant surprise that there was no buffet on Sundays, but the dishes cooked off the menu were a hit. Trying the fried bread instead of our usual naan added an unexpected twist to the meal. Be warned, the spiciness level jumps significantly from mild to medium, leaving my husband regretting his choice!