House of Asia - Asian restaurant in Dimapur - Dimapur, India

Cool place with nice interiors. The seats are comfortable. The food is wonderful. Service is pleasant. The menu covers food from Asia. All the items that we tasted are truly good. The soups are first class. I had the best momos here. They were simply delicious. Shredded chicken was also tasty. The quantity per serving is also high. Overall a great experience here.

A very pleasant experience, the staffs are so warm and friendly, service so excellent, The food is as good as it gets. Have been planning to visit since they first open and glad that I finally did today, the Valentines well spent. The portions are very generous and thats a pro, with flavour this complex, I didn't feel like putting my fork down for a second. In food coma RN.

Nice place to hangout, we spent good time with friends. We wanted a good place for karaoke and this place was good one for that. The pricing are on higher side but still competitive. I loved the staff, forgot her name, she was very sweet and always smiled.

I've been here for the karaoke and dining. The karaoke's a good spot to hangout with friends. Nice big rooms. We had absolute fun! I got one of the cocktails during the karaoke and found it quite mild. Came for the glass noodles twice now. It's just amazing, it's the kind you'd get cravings for regularly. Got mocktails during dining and they were yum! The service is beyond excellent.

The service and ambiance was 10/10 Love the karaoke rooms . It's a really fresh concept here in Nagaland too. Food was 8/10 And Som Tam is a killer here 10/10 The staff were really kind and the Manager (Probably Joey/ Joy ) is really benevolent and hospitable . Would love to get back for the Kimbap and Som tam .

Loved the food and ambience too. Really enjoyed the karaoke room with friends .

Pros: The staff is incredibly well trained . Efficient . Polite . Cons : Food was a let down . Ordered the pork gyozas, BBQ pork rice bowl , chicken kimbap, Chinese beef bento box , chilli garlic noodles, surf and turf and the chicken spring rolls. The two things I will order again are 1) the chicken spring rolls . Hot. Crispy . Excellent ! 2) surf and turf fried rice. Aromatic and well seasoned . The rest of the food was such a letdown. The noodles had HALDI in them.Which made no culinary sense whatsoever! The Kimbap had the taste of cinnamon which was probably the packed chicken sausages they used that was definitely of INFERIOR quality . Really terrible . The BBQ pork bowl had BBQ pork that was so thick and FATTY,greased up with so much sesame oil that it was UNPALATABLE. But the pork gyozas where the absolute WORST !The skin was soggy , the filling had pork SKIN that was so tough and tasted raw and there was no crunch at the bottom which is literally the definition of pan fried gyoza. Please do not get this item if you're looking for a good gyoza. After giving a feedback to the servers , the kimbap was made on the house (as most of the food was left untouched ) so there was that silver lining . Total came to about Rs 3,800/- for a meal for four . Will come back for the spring roll and the surf and turf and the well mannered team, if nothing else . Underwhelmed .

For a fine dining restaurant, it sure wasn't that fine. The food was good but a little under-seasoned. Extremely overpriced tbh. The servers were friendly but very unprofessional. When you go to a fine dining restaurant I'm sure you don't expect to see the servers looking at the customers, whisper to each other and laugh at them but that's exactly what happened at this 'fine dining' restaurant. There's a certain place and time for that. Also, I get it's a 'fine dining' restaurant but why does it matter how I eat my food? I'm very confused by that. I'm sure every single person in the world doesn't eat that exact same way as everyone so why does it matter what or how I eat my food? One of the server actually came and asked me if I knew how to eat it. I was baffled. I didn't know you had to follow rules and regulations to what to eat first in this restaurant. It was actually laughable. Been to many 'fine dining' restaurants but not once they've come to me and actually ask 'do you know how to eat it?' Anyway, you might wanna ask the "servers" if it's okay to eat the way you eat because it might not be their "standard" way of eating food. Other than that, you're good.