Pasha - Pitlochry

The servers were so lovely and attentive. All questions were answered. The chicken sag was tasty, so was the chicken korma- so sweet and flavoursome. We had this with pilau rice and a pershwari naan. We were so full afterwards. For you plain janes who don’t like curry- they served some ‘English’ food too. My mum had fish and chips and said it was nice. No mushy peas available though. We followed it with a gorgeous cup of tea and an evening at the enchanted forest. Disabled toilet on ground level and more downstairs. Options for vegetarians at the back of menu and an array of different drinks.

The food was tasty and portions were good. Although a bit pricey the quantity justified the cost . We were pleasantly surprised to see Indian options as well and ordered the vegetable biryani which was good. Since they don't have a website it's difficult to view their menu, on other sites as well it hasn't been updated. It would be nice to have access to that Overall we had a good dining experience.

We visited Pasha at closing time, having been travelling in the Highlands all day. The waiter greeted us with a smile and checked with the kitchen, who agreed to serve us despite they were due to close. We had some delicious food from a varied menu something for everyone. The service was excellent and the restaurant had a warm and friendly feel to it. Would return! Thank you :

We called in to have a late lunch, we had two kormas which we never usually have, we had one rice one garlic naan, friends had pie chips , really great food, would really recommend it. really great service so friendly. thanks.

Don't walk past this place. Unassuming and quiet with a vast menu to suit everyone. A family of 5 adults, 3 teenagers not always easy to please! Easily seated, we had curries, burgers and Turkish and every plate was clean. Friendly staff too