House of India — Restaurant in Rockford Township

House of India is a culinary treasure that transports you to the vibrant and diverse world of Indian cuisine. This restaurant has stolen my heart with its authentic flavors, warm hospitality, and an unforgettable dining experience.

From the moment you step inside House of India, you are greeted with a warm and inviting ambiance. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, creating an atmosphere that is both elegant and comfortable. The friendly staff members are always ready to welcome you with a smile and guide you through the culinary delights that await.

The menu at House of India is a true testament to the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine. From fragrant curries to aromatic biryanis and delectable tandoori dishes, each offering is a symphony of flavors that will delight your taste buds. The chefs at House of India masterfully blend spices and ingredients to create dishes that are authentic, flavorful, and truly representative of the diverse regional cuisines of India.

What sets House of India apart is their commitment to using high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. Every dish is prepared with precision and care, resulting in an explosion of flavors that is both satisfying and memorable. Whether you're a fan of vegetarian delicacies or crave the succulent flavors of meat and seafood, House of India offers a wide variety of options to cater to every preference.

The service at House of India is exemplary, with attentive staff members who are passionate about providing a delightful dining experience. They are knowledgeable about the menu and are more than happy to assist with recommendations or accommodate any dietary requirements. The genuine warmth and hospitality of the staff add to the overall charm of the restaurant.

Whether you're a seasoned lover of Indian cuisine or looking to embark on a culinary adventure, House of India is a must-visit. With its authentic flavors, inviting ambiance, and exceptional service, it offers a truly immersive experience that will leave you craving for more.

In conclusion, House of India is a treasure trove for food enthusiasts seeking a genuine Indian dining experience. With its delicious offerings, warm hospitality, and an inviting atmosphere, it's no wonder this restaurant has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Treat yourself to a visit to House of India and embark on a flavorful journey that will leave you with...

We took our kids here for dinner on a Friday night. There was five of us, but we were seated promptly. It wasn’t busy at all. The décor was interesting. I kind of wanted to get pictures, but didn’t. They have man cultural items on display, and there is some art on the wall. However some of it seems as if someone took spray paint and attempted to cover the design. It almost looks like it was vandalized. I’m not sure if this is a cultural thing I’m ignorant about or a failed attempt at modern art.

The menu is rather busy. There are many dishes to choose from, as well as appetizers. I was fortunate that my girlfriend knew something of Indian food and was able to answer some of my questions and make suggestions. I ended up ordering the Lamb Vindaloo, and we had Garlic Naan and Paneer Pakoras as an appetizer. The pakoras were really good. We all enjoyed them. The Garlic Naan was also fantastic. Our meal came with this thin crunchy bread, that I can’t remember the name. There was a selection of sauces that went with it… it was good, but I’m 90% sure I did not eat it correctly. The same goes for the rest of my meal. Unfortunately my uncouth arse may love exploring cultural foods, but that doesn’t mean that I know the proper way to eat it (I’m looking at you Pho!). Either way, the food was fantastic. When we ordered the waitress asked us how spicy we wanted it. Everything from “no Spice at all” to “You have to really enjoy spicy food in order to eat this”.

The service on the other hand was a little disappointing. The food came out slow. This could be due to cooking style, so I’m going to cut them some slack on that. There was long waits between visits from the waitress to check on drinks or if anything was needed. Even at the end of the meal we had to wait for boxes and for the waitress to bring our check. I could understand it if the place was busy, but it wasn’t. Even for being a Friday night, we didn’t get there until almost 8 and it wasn’t busy at all.

Overall, the food is delicious, services is slow… but worth...

Probably the worst service i have received till date in any restaurant. We reached the place at 1:30pm a saturday afternoon buffet. There was no one to receive guests. We waited patiently for about 10 min. The chef from the kitchen did see us waiting but no one cared to seat us. Then we walked in to the kitchen to be seen by a lady whom i presume was the waitress/manager (i have no idea)she didn't bother to greet or seat us, we chose a table for ourselves. When we did a walk through of the menu items, there was nothing left(please note we went an hour before the closing time, not like 5 minutes before lunch ends). There was no bread (naan) or Tandoori chicken. Just a few curries and some rice left. When enquired about it, she gave no proper response as though she really did'nt care us dining there. No apology, we felt really unwelcomed. We walked out of the restaurant. Can't say about the food but totally disappointed with the service. Indian's take hospitality very seriously and i am unsure if they behaved this way since we were Indian origin guests. One advice for the management, please get your service straight, thats why...