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It's only natural. Most people are wary of what they don't know. And many who don't know what to expect from Indian food are reluctant to try it. That's where House of India got smart. Their lunch buffet gives people a chance to discover there's more to Indian food than curries. And once they've been introduced, suddenly these one-time skeptics return for dinner to order off the menu. You know it has to be good when spill-over crowds find such a tiny gem that's off the beaten track.

1. House of India
2. India's Palace
3. India's Rasoi
4. Tandoori Hut
5. Maharaja

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