House of Naan Indian Kitchen

I’m glad to say that there’s a place in town that makes getting some good Indian food more convenient, as well as diversifying Fair Lawn’s food choices beyond the ubiquitous Chinese, sushi and Italian — no shade intended to any of those. House of Naan is a clean little store nestled next to Six Happiness and near The Roadhouse (which occupies the former space of Giovanni’s). As you can see from my pictures, we ordered the following which comprises a few visits: - Chicken tikka tandoori platter - “Classic dish” chicken curry - Papri chaat - Chicken vindaloo - Saag Paneer - Shrimp Korma - Mango Lassi - Ras Malai - Basmati Kheer - Chicken Biryani - Garlic Cheese Naan While I waited for my order, you can see that they gave me a nice, steamy cup of chai, a considerate gesture. Everything w

I liked the customer service because the cashier was friendly, and I was offered a free chai while I wait. It was nice but all of a sudden I encountered a spider right on the front counter while I was waiting 💀- . I was not expecting that because the interior looks really clean 💀. When I received the food, the tikka masala was pretty enriched in flavor and the naan is great too. It’s a little bit soggy when I received it though idk if it’s bc I opened it a lil too late because by the time I got home it was like an hour later. Loved the mango lassi too because it’s refreshing and made from real mangos. Overall experience a 4.5/5 if I’ll have to be honest. I’ll come back to try different meals too

With the blizzard rolling in, we were craving some cozy comfort food and decided it was finally time to try House of Naan after reading so many great reviews. We had actually stopped by months ago but didn’t realize they were takeout-only at the time — we were looking to dine in, so we told ourselves we’d come back and give them a proper try. The upcoming snowstorm turned out to be the perfect excuse for Indian food! I’m so glad we did. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. And most importantly — the food was absolutely delicious. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and exactly what we were hoping for on a cold, snowy night. The masala chai was especially perfect — warm, comforting, and just what we needed while watching the snow fall. House o

They have the best food ever. The spiciness was good and their quantity was perfect for 4 people. Actually the quantity was more than expected and there were leftovers. We didn't ask for naan and rice, but they would still give to us as complementary food, which was a good gesture. The food was not spicy but very flavorful.

You get VERY LITTLE food for your money. I ordered the lunch special and was given 3 pieces of cubes of chicken in my chicken Tikka masala and a very small side of rice. Also got some kind of bean or chickpea sauce which I didn't even know came with the meal. For $16, the food o received was way too small. Next door was a Chinese restaurant that serves more food for $8 lunch specials. I don't think I'll be coming back here to eat any time soon.