House of India

mariaumanskiy 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Food is great! portions a generous. – My husbund doesn't like indian restaurants, but even he was impressed. Taste great, quiet, service is ok. Loved it! Nicely decorated... 

nonoshjan 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Bad reception – I have never seen something like that, the service was unbelievably awful, The waitress checked on us after more than half an hour sitting there without being offered even a glass of water. When the first waitress showed up and we asked a question about the food she couldn't speak English very well and she asked us to wait for somebody else to wait on us. After 15 minutes more waiting we asked for the manager. Manager showed up after 5 minutes and without asking us what the problem was, tried to get our order... read more

KACC 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

severe gastrointestinal problems- Owner Won't Address – On our last visit my son & I got terrible gastrointestinal problems after eating. We were frequent customers, as the food is delicious and reasonably priced. Also the waitstaff USED TO be friendly. This time the waiter was snarky and rushed, even though the place was empty. By the time we got home we both had severe (and I mean disgusting and SEVERE) problems and fevers. The owner refuses to address the issue. We had nothing else to eat, so I am confident this food was ... read more

Rajasekaran S. 

on Insider Pages

17 years ago

food This restaurant sucks. Food is horrible. Do not go there. I waited for food in hours. Food is not that great, service is worst I have ever seen. It seems management has changed. 

missreader 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Change in Ownership = Bad News – This place has always been reliable for inexpensive, down-home Indian food. In 2006, ownership changed hands and wow ... lots of changes, most of them bad. The food is still good - in fact, maybe even a bit better than it was. So that's nice. But the prices skyrocketed - honestly. Every single entree, especially the vegetarian ones and including the lunch buffet, increased in price $2-$4. The service used to be warm and friendly - but none of the old servers remain. They've been replaced by a... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

This hidden find focuses on traditional Indian dishes at low prices. – In Short From the outside, it's a simple storefront in a strip mall. Inside, House of India's dining room is often full, serving mainly Indian customers looking for authentic flavors. Don't expect to pay a lot--prices are stuck in a '60s time warp.House of India specializes in traditional dishes from the tandoor--chicken, naan, onion kulcha, shrimp tikka--plus biryanis, stews and vegetarian combinations like cheese and creamed spinach.