Tapri Menu Prices Canada 2026

What Are Tapri Menu Prices?

Tapri Saskatoon menu prices read like a proper Indo-Chinese takeout menu, not a short cafe list. Soups first. Then a long run of dry starters, veg and chicken. Then rice, noodles and the Wok Dada triple boxes. Then gravies, Indian sandwiches, wings, and a sweet finish. The Tapri Indo-Chinese Saskatoon range is wide for a small spot: $2.74 at the bottom for a Sweet Lassi, $23.74 at the top for a Chicken Triple Rice. Most hot mains sit between $13 and $16, which is the sweet spot here. For a dumpling comparison from another Canadian Asian kitchen, the Mother’s Dumplings menu prices show what a Toronto dumpling house charges for a similar comfort order. The tables below use only the current brand-managed delivery menus, and the two menus agree on every item price that could be paired on both. Old or unpaired figures are left out. No guessing. That would just make a mess of the numbers.

Tapri Menu Card Canada 2026

The menu card below is a render of the current brand-managed delivery menu in CAD: soups, dry starters, rice and noodles, gravies, Indian sandwiches, wings and desserts. No genuine current photograph of a paper menu card was found, and the delivery-app header photos are food photos, not a menu board, so this render is built from the current delivery menu text, not from a photo. Items with no current price are shown as Unpriced, not guessed. Hunan Chicken is named only, with no single price, because its variant prices are unlabeled in the listings. That matters here. I would rather name a dish honestly than print a price that belongs to a different variant.

Tapri Soups Prices

Soups are simple. All three are $11.74. No bargain soup, no premium soup, just one flat price. Manchow, Hot and Sour, Sweet Corn. Pick by mood, not by price. On a cold Saskatoon night, that flat $11.74 makes the choice easy. And honestly, a hot soup plus a sandwich is a proper small meal here, for less than most triple boxes.

Tapri Dry Starters Prices

Dry starters are the heart of this menu. Veg starters run $14.74 to $15.74, and the non-veg starters run the same band. The pattern is clean: most dry dishes are $14.74, Schezwan versions are $15.74. Once you see that, ordering gets easy. Want heat? Go Schezwan and pay the extra dollar. Want the classic? Manchurian or Chilly at $14.74. The Tapri chicken Manchurian price is $14.74 for Chicken Manchurian Dry, and the veg Manchurian Ball Dry is $14.74 too. Same price, different base. I like that kind of fairness in a menu. No one gets punished for ordering veg. Wings are $10.74, cheaper than the starters, in sweet and spicy Thai, chilli and garlic, tandoori mayo, BBQ and hot sauce flavours. Hunan Chicken is the one exception I will not price: its variants are listed at different prices with no labels, so naming one number would be a guess. Named here, unpriced, on purpose.

Tapri Rice and Noodles Prices

Rice and noodles are where the value sits, in my opinion. Veg Fried Rice is $13.24. Chicken Fried Rice is $13.24 too. Same price again. The Tapri Hakka noodles price is $13.24 for Veg Hakka Noodles, and that is the cheapest hot main on the whole menu, tied with the fried rices. Then the prices climb in steps: combination rice $13.74, Singapore rice $17.74, paneer chopper rice $18.24, chicken chopper rice $19.24, and the triple boxes at the top. The Tapri Wok Dada triple rice price is $20.74 for veg and $23.74 for chicken, in Schezwan, Manchurian or Chilly style. Triple means rice plus noodles plus gravy in one box. Big order. Go hungry.

Tapri Gravies and Sandwiches Prices

Gravies need a warning label, and here it is. These are add-ons, not standalone mains. Veg Manchurian Gravy and Veg Chilly Gravy are $9.99 each, Veg Schezwan Gravy is $10.99, and no protein is added. Order one with rice or noodles, not on its own, or you will wonder where the meal went. Sandwiches are the surprise section. Tapri sandwiches Saskatoon prices run $9.74 for a single layer and $12.74 for a double layer on most sandwiches, with Junglee and Paneer Grill at $10.74 single and $13.74 double. Bombay Vegetable, Mayo, Tapri Special, Chocolate, Spicy Cheesy, Masala, Bombay Masala and Samosa all sit at that $9.74 and $12.74 pair. The Chocolate Sandwich is Nutella, cheese and choco chips, which sounds odd until you think about it. Sweet, salty, melty. Kids would love it. Adults might steal a bite and pretend they did not.

Tapri Desserts and Unpriced Sections

Dessert is short and cheap. Sweet Lassi is $2.74, the cheapest priced item on the menu. Gulab Jamun, three pieces, is $4.74. That is the whole priced dessert list. Simple. Good. Now the honest gaps. A chaat section exists, topped with chickpeas, yoghurt, in-house sauces and spices, but only a $9.74 to $15.74 band could be paired, so no named chaat item gets a price here. Burritos, Rice Box, Poutine and Burger sections exist too, but individual item prices could not be paired reliably, so they are named only, unpriced. Other beverage prices in the listings, $4.24 to $6.74, could not be paired to named drinks, so they are not used. I could not confirm the current price for those items, so check the delivery menu before you go.

What To Order at Tapri?

My pick, on paper, is Veg Hakka Noodles at $13.24 plus a Sweet Lassi at $2.74. That is $15.98 before tax and tip, for a hot wok main and a sweet drink. Not bad for Saskatoon. If you are hungry for real, go Chicken Triple Schezwan Rice at $23.74. Rice, noodles and gravy in one box. That is a full meal, maybe two, depending how hungry you are. For a second opinion from another Indian kitchen, the Banjara Indian menu prices show a Toronto Indian menu with a different take on the same comfort dishes. And if you want a cheap, fun order, try a Junglee Sandwich double layer at $13.74. Noodles in a sandwich. Weird on paper. Probably great in real life. Anyway. Order the thing with a price you can see. Skip guessing on the rest until you are at the counter.

Tapri Hakka Noodles Saskatoon

The photo below is the Hakka noodles idea in one frame: wok noodles, chicken, peppers and spring onion, with a wok behind it. That is the noodle style Tapri sells, not a photo of a Tapri plate itself. The image is AI-generated with a PIL keyword overlay, like the featured image, and it is here to show the cuisine style, not to stand in for a real menu photo. The Tapri delivery menu Saskatoon lists Veg Hakka Noodles at $13.24, and that price is the anchor for this section. Chicken versions of the noodle boxes sit higher, in the triple rice range, so do not mix the $13.24 veg price up with a chicken box price.

Is Tapri Good Value?

Mostly yes, with one clear asterisk. The cheap end is genuinely cheap: Sweet Lassi $2.74, sandwiches $9.74 single, wings $10.74, soups $11.74, fried rice and Hakka noodles $13.24. Those are fair numbers, delivery pricing included. The top end is where it splits. A Chicken Triple Rice at $23.74 is a lot for one box, even if it is rice plus noodles plus gravy, and delivery fees and tax sit on top of it in real life. So my honest take is this: go for noodles, rice or a sandwich, check the counter or delivery total for a triple box before you commit, and do not treat the delivery total as the dine-in total. For a third Canadian noodle comparison, the Long’s Noodle House menu prices show a BC noodle house with a similar low-to-mid price spread. Tapri fits that same band, just with a much wider Indo-Chinese and sandwich menu.

The Story Behind Tapri

Here is what I can say without inventing a backstory. Tapri is an Indo-Chinese spot in Saskatoon, at Evergreen Square, selling Indian-style burritos, Indian sandwiches, rice boxes and more, with cuisine tags for Chinese, Curry, Noodles and Fried Rice. That is the merchant description from the delivery listings. No official website was found, so there is no founding year, no founder story and no “since” claim I can stand behind here, and I am not going to make one up. Ratings, named by source, not blended: DoorDash gives 4.1 of 5 from 100 plus ratings, and SkipTheDishes gives 7.6. Those are two different scales from two different listings, so do not read them as one score. A place with a menu this wide, dry starters plus sandwiches plus triple boxes, is clearly built for takeout and delivery crowds who want one spot to cover a group order. That is the story the menu tells, and it is enough.

Where Is Tapri in Saskatoon?

Tapri is at 211 Evergreen Square #35, Saskatoon, SK S7W 0Z2. That is the Tapri Evergreen Square Saskatoon address from the delivery listings, and both delivery listings agree on the Evergreen Square address. Hours are the one thing I will not pin down here. One recent delivery listing shows 2:00 pm to 11:39 pm, and an older listing showed 2:00 pm to 1:10 am. Those cannot both be right at once, so check the delivery listing before you go. And do not confuse this Saskatoon Tapri with Tapri Chai in Ottawa, or with Tapri spots in the United States. Different brands, different menus. So, to close the loop on Tapri menu prices: soups $11.74, Hakka noodles $13.24, dry starters $14.74 to $15.74, sandwiches $9.74 to $13.74, triple rice $20.74 veg and $23.74 chicken, Sweet Lassi $2.74, all CAD, all delivery-menu figures last verified October 31, 2026. Go hungry. Order noodles first.

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