Pride of India — Restaurant in Tías

Well what can I say.. Thank you for our absolutely amazing food. The staff were friendly and courteous. Give us ample time to look through the menu before taking our order. They had just opened may I add so it was very quiet. Their set menu is definitely worth its price. A starter, main and pudding for €17.99pp. Both me and my partner decided to go with it as it seemed the best for value for money.

For the starter I had chosen the chicken pakora and my partner had the onion bhaji.. both exceeded our expectations. 3 decently sized bhajis were thin and crispy nothing like I'm used to, and the chicken pakora was absolutely delicious. Small pieces of chicken tikka in a slightly spiced batter perfectly cooked, they were delightful.

Others suggested getting one naan and one rice to share from what others had reviewed so that's what we chose. If you're not a big eater it would be the way to go but I easily could have ate both, but then again I do enjoy my food a little too much sometimes lol.

For our main I had the chicken madras and my partner had the chicken bhuna, a rice and a naan. I don't have a bad word at all to say about mine at all. Outstanding in my eyes. The chicken just melted in my mouth, the sauce was slightly more soupy than I'm used to and it could have been a tad bit more spicy to but it was just amazing. As for the bhuna it was slightly sweeter than I'm used to having and didn't really taste like one, each chef cooks differently and still was really tasty.

We decided not to take the pudding, as we just didn't fancy it, they did however kindly offer us a complimentary shot on the house instead. It was very nice of them to do so. I paired my delightful meal with house draft beer, (san Miguel) €3.50 and my partner had a coke €3.50

Overall a fabulous place and would definitely recommend others to try. I definitely revisit if I'm ever back in the area which I am planning on...

During our stay, we had the pleasure of dining multiple times at this incredible Indian restaurant, and each visit was a truly delightful experience. Specializing in authentic Indian cuisine, the restaurant offers an extensive menu that caters to all tastes, including a thoughtfully curated selection of baby foods—a rare and much-appreciated addition for families dining out.

The food is nothing short of spectacular, with every dish bursting with the rich, authentic flavors of India. From fragrant biryanis to creamy curries, fluffy naans, and perfectly spiced appetizers, every bite is a testament to the chef’s skill and commitment to authenticity. Even the baby food was prepared with care, ensuring it was wholesome, tasty, and suitable for little ones.

The hospitality of the staff stands out as one of the most exceptional aspects of this restaurant. Warm, attentive, and always ready with a smile, they make you feel right at home from the moment you step in. They are highly accommodating, ensuring that every need—big or small—is met with utmost care, especially when dining with a family.

Despite the high-quality food and service, the prices are surprisingly reasonable, offering tremendous value for money. It's rare to find such an excellent combination of affordability and authenticity.

The restaurant primarily serves dinner, and the ambiance is perfect for a relaxed family meal. Whether you’re looking for a comforting meal after a long day or a place to celebrate a special occasion, this restaurant checks all the boxes.

Having visited several times during our stay, I can confidently say that this is one of the finest Indian dining experiences we’ve had. It’s a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic Indian cuisine, outstanding hospitality, and an inviting family-friendly atmosphere. Five stars,...

Although the highest rated restaurant in the entourage, we were quite disappointed. My family and I love Indian food and this was just not it.

The staff is very friendly and recommended a delicious dish but that’s how far they wawed us.

The vegetarian samosas were served cold and were small bites instead of a proper appetiser. The sauce that accompanied them were very sweet and not very tasty. The cauliflower as side dish was quite nice, very flavourful but the amount of spice took away the entire dish. Too spicy for my mother who couldn’t even enjoy it.

As a main course the butter chicken was dry, chicken over cooked and the sauce average.

The vegetarian SAG was very nice (we like spinach very much) and the spicy was good. The second vegetarian dish was just plain tomato sauce with some pieces of pepper here and there.

We took the garlic Naan which was absolutely lovely, but expect to receive 1 piece for the entire table only. The lemon rice is nice but the confit lemon takes away most of the favour.

To accompany the dinner we had a nice Spanish wine, first on the list.

The prices are reasonable but if you’re looking for a true Indian restaurant, this might not be the...