House of India

Natalia Rasavong

This place was delicious. Food very tasty and service was good. We ordered chicken tika, butter chicken and curry chicken for main dishes. The butter chicken and the chicken tika were almost identical. Samosas were great. We added fried veggies and they were very good.

Meg Kri

The stink is totally not worth dinning. I went for dine in but changed my mind for take out. They probably haven’t cleaned the carpet forever or couldn’t figure out why that stink. Inside is so dark just table has light so can’t figure out if restaurant has even been cleaned. Wonder how Illinois Health department doesn’t care. Oh btw! Price for each dish is way expensive and rice is not offered with dish. Check other Indian restaurants they give rice along with dish. Here they charge 5$ in addition to expensive dish. Food was watery and no taste. Not welcoming at all. WILL NEVER RETURN THERE even to take out. Waste of $$$ Going to call HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Teddy Aribisala

If you are in a hurry, wrong place to eat. If takeout, its very quick . Food is too creamy, and rice, or naan is extra cost! Ideal if you have disposable income, because it’s not inexpensive. Ambiance is excellent, setting is good too. The phone was constantly ringing, and unattended to.The gentleman helping serve, from Mumbai, was friendly, the lady seem as if she wished she was not there. All in all, a differet experience, considering i eat Indian food weekly in UpState New York.

Fay Mathers

I ordered takeout, and got the paneer makhani, and my friend ordered the same with the addition of naan and veggie pakoras. The makhani tasted like Campbell’s tomato soup, left a nasty metallic taste, and was also extremely thin. The paneer was clearly from a package, and was extremely chewy and unpleasant. To top it off, not only did they burn the ever loving sh*t out of the naan, the pakoras were just leaves of spinach and slices of potato dipped in batter and fried. It would be fair to say that everything maybe had one grain of salt for seasoning, or was possibly within five feet of a spice of any kind, with how unseasoned the food was. The only redeeming things were the rice and samosas, which actually had flavor. Waste of money. If you want some truly delicious Indian food, try Mirch Masala in Madison. Very sad experience, if I could give zero stars I would.