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India House Restaurant
998 South Clinton Ave, Rochester, NY 14620 [Bus Stops] [Directions]
Hours
Lunch Buffet:
Monday - Sunday: 11:30AM to 2:30PM
Dinner:
Sunday - Thursday: 5:00PM to 9:30PM
Friday, Saturday: 5:00PM to -10:30PM
Phone
585 461 0880
India House Victor
7343 Route 96
Hours
Same as Clinton Ave
Phone
585 742 2030
Website
[WWW]http://www.IndiaHouse.com/

India House is a restaurant with a cool grocery store that sells incense, books, and more in addition to food. They also have video rentals.

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2006-05-26 23:07:26   You can order online on the website or at rochestermenus.com. The lunch buffet is reasonably priced and the food is good and very filling. It doesn't really measure up to homemade Indian food I've had at friends' houses, but it's definitely one of the better Indian restaurants I've been to recently. —RachelBlumenthal

2006-07-22 09:52:11   Great restaurant - the vegetarian one is unique and delicious, and, if my cardinal rule of ethic restaurants still holds true here, there are indeed many Indian people dining and shopping here on a continuous basis with their families —RochesterGuy

2006-07-23 07:47:37   I believe the vegetarian one closed this month, permanently. —RachelBlumenthal

2006-08-08 09:27:18   The vegetarian one is gone, though they are allegedly incorporating some of the menu into the "meaty" India House. —AdamDurand

2006-08-08 13:26:18   We went there a few weeks ago and it was closed, I was hoping it was for a family event. —GeorgeHaberberger

2007-01-14 09:17:54   Best north Indian food in Rochester. The veg restaurant (which served south Indian veg cuisine) is permanently closed; has been replaced by an Afghani-style kebab house. (It's my understanding that they'll serve halal meats - ritually slaughtered according to Islamic tradition.) My favorite India house items are the chicken makhani (aka "butter chicken"), palak paneer, matar paneer, onion kulchas, and the kasturi kebabs, a peppery version of chicken tikka. India House is family-run. A reliable pleasure, and open 7 days. The lunch buffet is one of the best deals in Rochester, and a good opportunity to sample dishes you might not order ala carte. —LisaJadwin

2007-08-29 19:33:31   Michele, you are absolutely entitled to your opinion in regards to this cuisine, however I don't think that type of comment belongs on this page, nor is it in keeping with the intent of the WIKI in general. To further what's been said above, we're big fans of Indian food and have always been happy with India House, as was a friend visiting from India. —DottieHoffmann

2007-11-10 15:23:22   I live right across the street from this place and the food is delicious. The only problem is that it's so expensive that I go infrequently. I can't rationalize paying $40 for two entrees and bread when i can make Indian food myself to stave the craving. —CatMagro

2007-11-22 22:11:18   Horrible bread, the back of it was burnt. I almost had a heart attack when I read the bill. Way to pricey, I suggest Tali of India, or that Afghan Kabob house across the street(Ariana Kabob House), not only do they have better prices, they have better food. Also I'm not going to go as far as saying Indian food smells like dirty diapers but India House's food does have a weird smell.
In addition I bought Henna from India House's store, I even put lemon on it, but it didn't color my hands AND made my feet have a bad reaction. —XenaLynn

2008-02-04 23:00:52   The last time I ate at India House(December 2007), I was incredibly disappointed. I ordered the gobi aloo, a dish I had been pleased with before. This time, however, the food was lukewarm and tasted like it had been languishing in the India House freezer for quite a while - it was freezerburned badly enough to be inedible. Though I had previously had positive experiences with the vegetarian menu here, the food was bad enough on this occasion to make me wary of eating here again. —MeredithParmer

2008-02-05 11:15:37   When we walked into India House last night, we inhaled the intoxicating aroma of perfectly blended spices, the first indication that you are in for a treat. I had the Chicken Moghlai (creamy delight), my husband the Bombay lamb stew with lentils and our friend a shrimp dish. We also shared the Bhajia, crispy vegetable fritters with two sauces.
Yes, India House is a bit expensive but I nearly always get leftovers to take home (although my husband and friend cleaned their plates).
Lucky me — I will be having a yummy lunch today...

*Michele's comment doesn't contribute anything useful. —FranceScullyOsterman

2008-02-11 11:46:13   I'm picky, and not much into ethnic foods, but I ate here Friday night with three others. We had four entrees, and four sides, plus a cheesy bread dish. My boyfriend really enjoyed his chicken vindaloo (sp?) and I liked my chicken tandoori, which I ordered as mild as possible. I was happy that it was actually served mild, as I requested. It came on a steaming bed of onions, which everyone enjoyed adding to their meal. I'm not sure what the other two had, but they were also pleased with their dishes. Our service was kind of spotty, with people's entrees coming out at different times and a forgotten drink order, but the waiter was nice enough and it didn't ruin our meal. —SaraChristine

2008-03-29 13:47:09   India House is very good eats and it also smells very good to me every time I walk by, which is all the time it being that I live right up the street. The service I will have to agree though is spotty but the food makes up for it all. —EnishaCray

2008-03-30 16:38:32   Our server was a bit young and inexperienced, but very pleasant and our meal was good. The food was fresh, hot and flavorful. We were happy to have tried it and certaily would go again. —LorenzoServantes

2008-04-09 20:59:18   The buffet is reasonably priced and very good. Not as good as Thali of India, though. India House's grocery store is great, though. A huge range of low-priced spices not easily available elsewhere. Same for the variety of nan/pita bread. And if you spend enough, you get a coupon to the restaurant—good deal. —OwenThompson

2008-06-22 15:10:17   Dinner here last night was edible, but entirely forgettable. My lamb stew was bland and boring. My companion ordered a chicken curry that was better, but still lacking in the aromatic flavor we expect from good Indian food. She had eaten dinner here before and found it excellent, so either this was an off-night or they have gone downhill. Our server was competent, but uninterested. —EastSideStephen

2008-09-28 22:33:49   On my last visit (a Saturday in early September), I was very disappointed. The buffet food was lukewarm, we got our water refilled maybe once, and the buffet options were pretty bland—not a single spicy dish. I don't think I would go back here again. —OwenThompson

2008-10-23 11:11:34   The food here is decent, but I must say I think it is entirely over-priced. Every single dish on the menu is about $15 or more, and you really do not get a lot of food. —alx1812