The Spice Trail And The Lounge Trishna

We ordered Chicken Biryani and Mutton Curry with naan. The Chicken Biryani was okay, and the portion size was generous. However, I was truly disappointed with the Mutton Curry, which cost $20 — it only had three pieces of mutton, with lots of potatoes and gravy. Really disappointing, especially considering the prices are much higher than other Indian restaurants that look more high-end. The place does give off a traditional Indian ambience with all the curtains and décor, but it actually felt a bit dull, almost like being in an old, forgotten Indian mansion. The only positive was the waitress — she was genuinely nice and attentive. Not going again.

The best Indian food in Prince Albert and the owner is a lovely person. I encourage all who share the love of East Indian cuisine to try The Spice Trail. You will not regret it! We had the tandoori sizzler and shrimp korma, was delicious as usual. Oh and of course we had garlic naan too, num!

While on our way to Waskesiu, we decided to stop and order some takeout and we’re glad we did! The process was quick and hassle-free, and the food was ready in no time. We tried the Paneer Kadhai, and it was absolutely delicious full of rich flavors and cooked to perfection. Although we didn’t dine in, the interior of the restaurant looked clean and quite spacious, offering a comfortable atmosphere for anyone choosing to eat in. Parking was also very convenient, with plenty of space available right outside and in the surrounding area. Overall, a pleasant experience with great food and easy service definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area!