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House Of India PA
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Established Since 1995
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Closed now
Serving ZIP Codes:19468
From the Business:House of India has one main goal is to make people feel at home. Whether celebrating a special occasion or gathering the family for an informal dinner, house of India strives to make every guest feel comfortable enough to laugh out loud, reminisce, and be indulged. With that in mind, we know that to make our guests feel special, our teammates have to feel special.Read more
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