India’s House
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Being an Indian, I guess I am more partial while judging what kind of food I expect out of good Indian-American cuisine. I haven't ever tried their lu…
Payel Sen
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Middle of the road. Not too bad.....not great. Lamb saag was skimpy on the lamb and needed more spinach.....a bit over cooked as it resembled a baby d…
Jonathan927
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Bleh. Don't eat here. As simple as that. a lot of the reviews that are positive are positive because these people haven't eaten good Indian food. The …
Kassy
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10 Reviews on “India’s House”
Overpriced, and the food is just OK. I wouldn’t recommend it
The best CoMo Indian buffet, but…. As Taj Mahal and this place are the only Indian buffets in town, this is the best bet for sure. Much cleaner, better service, and better overall taste. That being said, the food isn’t anything special. While it didn’t sink to levels of frozen Sysco vegetables (*cough, Taj Mahal), the spices (flavor, not heat) weren’t strong enough. It was as if half of the spices for each dish were left out, resulting in kind of bland food. Even the kheer (rice pudding) was missing a lot of its flavor. While relatively bland, none of the food was bad…it just wasn’t good Indian food. Also, the naan tasted store-bought.Bottom line: India’s House is your best bet for an Indian buffet in Columbia. Just don’t expect anything too great.
Similar to these other posts, the buffet is relatively bland for Indian cuisine. If you don’t go because you are scared to try something new, the chicken tikka masala (creamy tomato sauce) is where most people start, I recommend lamb karahi (ginger and tomato).
Terrible food at India House. I just have dinner at this restaurant and It has very poor quality food with pathetic taste that spoiled the ethnic cousins.i have tried many ethicnic cousins but India house is the worst. I complained to the lady at the reception and she was quite rude and did not like that I complained.I would never go there!!!!
I always enjoy the food here. Some of it may have been re-heated and Pre-prepared, but this is good food. Best in Columbia.
Best indian in como. Indian food is one of my favorite cousines, and i’ve been lucky enough to eat it all over the world (now that i think about it that includes in australia and japan), and in quite a few major american cities. i say this not to brag, but to try to give a little context to this review of india house and my previous review of taj mahal.india house is consistently good. not great, not superb, but good enough. decent examples of most everything on the menu (except the saag dishes, which we find sub-par, as they use canned spinach). the naan is very good; as is the baingan bharta. the different tikkas as well. the flavors here are much more subtle and nuanced than those at taj mahal (which seems to imbue everything you order with an odd vinegar & salt quality).the owner is a lovely woman, if a little reserved, and she presides over the place with a calm grace. the ambiance is its least attractive feature, as i have a pet peeve against carpets in restaurants; also, it would be nice if they had a liquor license. indian is a great style of food to drink a crisp, cold beer with. oh well. both indian places in town are kind of pricey, but for us, india house is worth it, whereas taj m. is not. not a big fan of buffets, but the lunch buffet at india house is actually a great value, and they do a good job keeping things fresh and stocked.in short, i feel strongly that this is the best of our 2 indian sit-down restaurants (we have not tried curries to go yet, but definitely will soon).
Great lunch buffet!. I love the lunch buffet here, it allows me to get a sample of everything! They have vegetarian options but it seems to be less than at Taj Mahal. Still, great food – I especially love the vegetable korma. They also have these spongy, honey flavored balls of something that are absolutely delicious!