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Experience a culinary journey at Masala House Restaurant, a modern Indian dining destination in Eastvale. Since 2008, we’ve been dedicated to serving authentic North Indian cuisine, blending traditional flavors with a contemporary touch. Our menu features a wide array of exquisite dishes, from succulent chicken tikka masala and wide variety of South Indian Food. We also offer fresh seafood to a delightful selection of Indian sweets. Whether you’re looking for a quick lunch, a family dinner, or convenient takeout, Masala House offers a vibrant and inviting atmosphere perfect for any occasion.
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Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6993 Hamner Ave, Eastvale, CA 92880
Phone: (951) 735-8457
Website: http://masalahouseeastvale.com/
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Reviews
Tricia Avenido
This is my favorite Indian restaurant. The food is affordable, not that spicy (which means I can actually eat it), but at the same time it’s still really flavorful.
Since it’s cafeteria style and they only put the name of the dish, but not always what’s in it, you have to trust that what you’re pointing to is something you’ll like. I basically pointed to whatever was on the vegetarian side on the left, color sauce I liked, and was ok with whatever was poking out of it.
Since I wanted to have leftovers for dinner, my sister and I ordered 2 combo plates each, opened them all up, tasted each thing, then devoured whatever we liked best right then and there. My sister was like “This looks like a feast!”
Just beware that there might be a little bit of a language barrier because even though the employees speak English, there’s a thick accent which makes understanding each other difficult. Like I could tell we were both getting a little frustrated with each other and raising our voices as if that would help clarify things. In the end, I resorted to simply pointing and saying “This one.”
The 2 things I hope they improve upon is:
1) Put both the name and ingredients of each dish on the label. That’s mostly where the confusion is.
2) Premake the naan bread so it can be eaten at the same time as the meal, not towards the end.
So even though things got a little bit frustrating while ordering, it also made me appreciate the fact that these are actual Indian-Americans cooking authentic Indian food.
… moreSince it’s cafeteria style and they only put the name of the dish, but not always what’s in it, you have to trust that what you’re pointing to is something you’ll like. I basically pointed to whatever was on the vegetarian side on the left, color sauce I liked, and was ok with whatever was poking out of it.
Since I wanted to have leftovers for dinner, my sister and I ordered 2 combo plates each, opened them all up, tasted each thing, then devoured whatever we liked best right then and there. My sister was like “This looks like a feast!”
Just beware that there might be a little bit of a language barrier because even though the employees speak English, there’s a thick accent which makes understanding each other difficult. Like I could tell we were both getting a little frustrated with each other and raising our voices as if that would help clarify things. In the end, I resorted to simply pointing and saying “This one.”
The 2 things I hope they improve upon is:
1) Put both the name and ingredients of each dish on the label. That’s mostly where the confusion is.
2) Premake the naan bread so it can be eaten at the same time as the meal, not towards the end.
So even though things got a little bit frustrating while ordering, it also made me appreciate the fact that these are actual Indian-Americans cooking authentic Indian food.
ARSHAD KHAN
1 out of 5 — Extremely Disappointing Experience at Masala House
I recently visited Masala House with high expectations, but it turned out to be one of the most disappointing dining experiences I’ve had in a long time.
We ordered a large Chicken Biryani ($16.99), Chicken 65 (large), and two naans — the total bill came to around $50, which would’ve been fine if the food or portion sizes justified the price. Unfortunately, they didn’t.
The so-called “large” biryani portion looked like just a few spoons of dry rice with very little meat. It was nowhere near what I’d call large — honestly, not even enough for one person. The biryani lacked aroma, flavor, and moisture; it felt reheated or poorly prepared. For $16.99, this was a complete letdown.
The Chicken 65 was average at best — over-fried, dry, and lacking the rich, tangy flavor that dish is known for. The naans were okay but couldn’t save the meal.
What really frustrated me was the value for money. Spending $50 for food that tasted bland and was so poorly portioned felt like a total waste. The restaurant might look nice from the outside, but the food quality, quantity, and pricing don’t match what they advertise or what customers expect.
Masala House seriously needs to rethink its portion sizes, pricing, and food quality if it wants to retain customers. There are plenty of Indian restaurants that serve authentic, flavorful food for a fair price — this one, sadly, missed the mark completely.
… moreI recently visited Masala House with high expectations, but it turned out to be one of the most disappointing dining experiences I’ve had in a long time.
We ordered a large Chicken Biryani ($16.99), Chicken 65 (large), and two naans — the total bill came to around $50, which would’ve been fine if the food or portion sizes justified the price. Unfortunately, they didn’t.
The so-called “large” biryani portion looked like just a few spoons of dry rice with very little meat. It was nowhere near what I’d call large — honestly, not even enough for one person. The biryani lacked aroma, flavor, and moisture; it felt reheated or poorly prepared. For $16.99, this was a complete letdown.
The Chicken 65 was average at best — over-fried, dry, and lacking the rich, tangy flavor that dish is known for. The naans were okay but couldn’t save the meal.
What really frustrated me was the value for money. Spending $50 for food that tasted bland and was so poorly portioned felt like a total waste. The restaurant might look nice from the outside, but the food quality, quantity, and pricing don’t match what they advertise or what customers expect.
Masala House seriously needs to rethink its portion sizes, pricing, and food quality if it wants to retain customers. There are plenty of Indian restaurants that serve authentic, flavorful food for a fair price — this one, sadly, missed the mark completely.
Navneet Kaur
Came in for dine in.
Customer service is terrible. The girl at the cashier did not even acknowledge I was waiting to order. She took someone else’s order first.
I ordered chicken briyani. Which was not even hot or warm. Chicken was over cooked and hard to chew. Pics are attached for reference which shows how over cooked chicken was.
Ain’t gonna visit this place again and not recommended. Don’t waste money!
… moreCustomer service is terrible. The girl at the cashier did not even acknowledge I was waiting to order. She took someone else’s order first.
I ordered chicken briyani. Which was not even hot or warm. Chicken was over cooked and hard to chew. Pics are attached for reference which shows how over cooked chicken was.
Ain’t gonna visit this place again and not recommended. Don’t waste money!
Aon
Tried pani puri, dahi puri, and dosa, all hit the spot. Service was speedy and the seating area was clean. Would definitely go back.
… moreAbhipsa Mishra
Yesterday I ordered Hyderabadi chicken dum biryani family pack, which is around $51.59. And this what I received. And when I complained they simply ignored. Highly disappointed. I will never going to order food from this restaurant. Day by day their quantity are getting worse.
… moreRene Barboza
Arrived around 10:45am.
The place is ok as far as the food goes. Maybe for the area it is great, but I’ve definitely had better.
They are short on the spices, the flavor that’s supposed to be there was very thin.
Biryani had a lot of white rice, Tikka masala and chicken curry were very light on Indian flavor and the masala chai was watered down.
The service on the other hand was great! Didn’t have any problems there.
A lot of food for the money, the chicken in all three dishes was plentiful, so the value for dollar is good, just don’t expect a lot of traditional Indian food taste.
… moreThe place is ok as far as the food goes. Maybe for the area it is great, but I’ve definitely had better.
They are short on the spices, the flavor that’s supposed to be there was very thin.
Biryani had a lot of white rice, Tikka masala and chicken curry were very light on Indian flavor and the masala chai was watered down.
The service on the other hand was great! Didn’t have any problems there.
A lot of food for the money, the chicken in all three dishes was plentiful, so the value for dollar is good, just don’t expect a lot of traditional Indian food taste.
Rinku
Don’t expect to get vegetarian meals. They add meat or chicken in veg food. Vegetarian people be careful. They don’t care about your vegetarian or not. Is not a first time. I hear they always do. So just be careful before eat vegetarian meals.
… moreJonathon Graham
Oh the delicious aroma when you walk through the doors! I got the chicken tikka masala which is their signature dish and they’re garlic naan bread…so good. Before leaving, we asked for some water but their dispenser was down so they gave us a free bottle. Very nice people. We asked questions and they gave samples. If you like Indian food or if you’ve never tried, go here for your next meal!
… moreSurya Singh
This is best indian resturant in eastvale. nice food and nice staff.My family always prefers masala if we want go for outside food. all dishes are very tasty. i would always recommend for everyone who loves indian food. my experince with masala is very good and always got very good service. even i did not pickup same day ordered stuff due to some work they behaviour was very generous and gave me option to choose if i do not want that one. they understand customer feelings , their needs and value of customer money. overall my experience with masala is very very good.
… moreAmy Kaur
Best food.good customer service ..happy staff yummy fish.raj is the best employee there very professional very friendly very happy ..quick service
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