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House of India

New, family-owned restaurant serving up authentic Indian dishes for lunch and dinner. Newly opened Indian restaurant founded by a passionate family who wants to share the exquisite tastes of India with the community. Every day lunch buffet and weekend dinner buffet!

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Reviews

Colton Dixon ★★★★☆

Great to find an Indian Buffet! The price is very good, $21.99 for a buffet dinner. The food has good flavor, but it is a little limited compared to the regular menu. The food I had was a little on the cold side when I got to it, so it would have been nice to have hot food. But the flavors are good so I am excited to go back.

GoogleDecember 20, 2025

G ★★★★★

Great lunch buffet!!! I usually go here on the weekends. There are many options and I enjoy the freshly made paneer, butter chicken, and tandoori chicken.

GoogleApril 25, 2026

VaibhaV Sharma ★☆☆☆☆

TL;DR staff willingly wanted to not charge me the bill but I insisted I did not want free food. Sat down and then noticed all the bad reviews. Decided something freshly cooked might be safe. Ordered a dosa. This was one of the worst dosas I have ever had. It had mint chutney smeared inside and a huge portion of potato. Dosa had split into pieces with holes in it. Sambhar tasted like redone dal. I regret going here. I was in a rush and this is almost at the edge of town. So was planning on eating and driving away. Drive down further into town. Many many other places that are better.

GoogleJune 20, 2026

Gina Agustin ★★★★★

Veg Samosa appetizer was so good. Light, and fresh. The meal was lovely and easily shareable! We had such an enjoyable lunch. It was delicious. Kind staff as well.

GoogleJuly 17, 2026

Anu Rao ★★☆☆☆

We visited this place during our vacation and ordered the Cauliflower Manchurian, Chicken Vindaloo Thali, and Garlic Chicken Thali. We had specifically asked for the dishes to be spicy, but unfortunately, they weren’t — in fact, they turned out quite sweet. The Chicken Vindaloo lacked the authentic spicy, tangy kick it's known for, and the sambar was very watery without the traditional flavor. As someone familiar with Indian flavors, I felt the dishes were missing the bold spices and taste you’d expect. The items I did enjoy were the Cauliflower Manchurian, the raita, and the mixed vegetable korma/curry that came with the thali. I wasn’t a fan of the dessert either, though it was at least served nice and chilled. On the positive side, the service was good — the server was friendly and welcoming.

GoogleJuly 2, 2025

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