India House

A pretty decent indian spot in norwalk — i think it used to be called Bridge to India, and I don’t remember it being this good before.
I stopped in for the lunch buffet and checked out the options before sitting down — a reasonable sized spread, $ 10 per person is an OK price — not too cheap and not to expensive really. While i was putting a plate of all the vegetarian offerings together they brought our a big basket of naan (actually more than i could eat!). the bread was good, and the buffet food was also very nice. On my plate — Alu Tikka, Chana Masala, Sabzi Bhahar, Saag Paneer, Basmati rice and a reaaaaly good pickle — pickle is one of those things you can judge an indian place by, this was a nice not-​to spicey, not-​to sour pickle — i think it had lemon, cashews, cauliflower. interesting and good.
Would i come back to here? Yah without a doubt. buffet was good but next time i want to try to order from the menu and try the dosa!
Parking lot is usually pretty busy and its next to a laundromat.

I’ve lived in six states and probably been to twice that many Indian buffets. All have been different, and India House ranks high.
One of my favorite things about their buffet is they often have masala dosa, which are delicious and spicy. The lentils are delicious, as is the chicken makini (check my spelling), and there’s always something interesting for dessert. Naan is brought fresh to your table.
For dinner, I think my favorite has been the lamb korma where the chef allows the spices to shine through the cream sauce. The rogan josh is also intensely flavorful and spicy. What better excuse for ordering a mango lassi.
Service is always very attentive. My only complaint is that while they set the tables with bottles of San Pellegrino in the center, they rarely have them cold to sever. Kingfisher beer, however, is always cold and goes great with the food.