House Of India In Hunt

I write reviews only when my experience has been very disappointing. And even then, I do not rush into it. This is the second unsatisfactory meal we have had in the past 4 months. While only a correlation, both times the older generation was notably absent. The service staff were trying their best, but it takes more than that to manage mis-timing of dishes and mediocre preparation of food. Defensiveness followed by an apology doesn't cut it. The Tandoori shrimp was served after all other dishes were consumed. We're not fast eaters and we were gently balled out for expecting a cooked dish of this sort to be prepared more quickly. We only asked that they serve all of the dishes in close proximity. The shrimp were crispy, tender and tasty. But the onions and green pepper were raw, not roasted. And the eggplant bhartha had a strong lemony flavor and completely lacked the subtle smoky deliciousness that it used to have. The onion kulcha was very good, as was the table rice. The quality of this one-time local gem has sadly taken a nose dive. Will not return.

Chicken biryani is delish, however the next couple days to follow I’ve been barely able to hold anything down. The place upon visiting was not very clean, the napkins that Held the silverware had weird dark residue crumbs inside of god knows what and the forks/knives/spoons were caked with something. Maybe soap? I hope it was soap. Floor underneath our table was beyond sticky, if I had my feet planted for more than a minute I was sure to be stuck to the floor. Either way, go at your own risk. Not sure if this is a universal experience but I haven’t felt 100% since visiting this establishment. Genuinely hoping we visited on a really off night.