The Prince Restaurant — Restaurant in West Bengal

The Prince Restaurant in Kharagpur exceeded all expectations, making our first anniversary celebration truly unforgettable. From the moment we stepped in, the ambiance enveloped us in warmth and elegance, setting the perfect tone for a special evening. The staff, with their impeccable service and attention to detail, made us feel like royalty throughout our dining experience.

The menu offered a tantalizing array of dishes, each crafted with precision and bursting with flavor. From traditional favorites to innovative creations, every bite was a culinary delight. The presentation was impeccable, reflecting the care and passion that goes into each dish.

What truly sets The Prince Restaurant apart is its ability to create memories. Whether it's a romantic anniversary dinner or a cherished family gathering, this establishment has become our go-to destination for special occasions. The attention to detail, the delectable cuisine, and the overall ambiance make every visit a truly magical experience.

We cannot recommend The Prince Restaurant highly enough. It has become more than just a dining establishment to us; it's a place where memories are made and cherished for a lifetime. Thank you to the entire team for consistently exceeding our expectations and creating moments...

One of my go-to restaurants while in Kharagpur, the Prince is located on the main road towards IIT to Prembazar. The ambience inside the restaurant is very pleasant, and their food quality is top notch as well. We ordered Chicken Sweet Corn and Chicken Lemon Coriander soups at the beginning, both of which were delicious and had plenty of chicken in it. Next, for starters, we had Chicken Drumsticks and this is a must have. Crispy battered chicken drumsticks along with a spicy dip - this was clearly our favourite of the night.

For main course, we had Garlic Naan, Cheese Garlic Naan, Chicken Kolhapuri, and Veg Jhalfrezi. The Cheese Garlic Naan was amazing, although it had a very generous amount of cheese which made it quite heavy. The Chicken Kolhapuri was a good accompaniment along with this, with its spicy, rich gravy. The Veg Jhalfrezi was a disappointment though - it was mostly only carrots and beans with virtually no paneer or any other veggies.

All in all, it was a very pleasant dinner, and it's not the first time visiting here and it certainly won't...

So one of my friend took me to this place. It was an average looking place with limited space, although that doesn't matter to me because i rate any eatery by the taste. The waiter was a little more outspoken and suggested me to order American corn and chillly mushrooms in snacks. Well here the disaster Starts. The corn were deep fried with no juice left in it. Mushrooms were overcoated with i don't know what batter. Cracking sound was coming while i was chewing it. No flavour of mushrooms. At one time i had to rip open to check whether there was any mushroom in the recepie or not. Next i decided not to listen to the waiter recommendations and i ordered paneer tikka masala. What i got was not even 100 gms of cheese mixed with some rotten gravey. I ordered pineapple raita. Well i had to chew sugar crystals in it. I went with a neutral mindframe. But when i came out, i i w sure i will never visit this place again. Since there is no ZERO star rating, so I rated one. Hope my stomach...