Pretty good spot. Food is made to order to expect to wait. They give you a buzz pager, but I don't know the range so it's best to stay relatively close. I got a drink at Hammer Bar, and it worked from there.For is DELICIOUS. I enjoyed every bite. Totally recommend this place, and I'll definitely come back. I always end up trying the same places when I'm in this building. Glad I ventured out and tried this one.
Tasteless food. Please don’t use these people for catering. If I can give less than one rating, that would be more appropriate. we were at a wedding reception on 4/16 and I have never eaten such terrible food in my life. Please don't use these people for large gatherings. Maybe these people are good only for small carryout snacks or something like that. Awful.
WATERY!This is a word we describe the Lamb Curry after Lara, my daughter, and I tasted it.After 2 hours drove from La Jolla to Anaheim, we reached Anaheim Packing District after a horrible spring break traffic on Friday afternoon. We were exhausted, thirsty, and hungry.We had a walk in the food court, and we decided to have Fish and Fries and Indian food. We bought Chippy Fish and Fries and Lamb Curry from ADYA Fresh Indian Flavor. The Fish and Fries with ice tea is $14.xx and Lamb Curry is $15.99 both before the tax.I can't believe I ever had such bad Indian food. I always say if there is only one food that can make me be a vegetarian, it will be Indian food. ADYA was so disappointed in me. The curry was tasteless, without spice flavor, and the texture was watery. The only good point was that was hot, I mean temperature not the spicy.I went to India three times, I had more than one hundred curry in different restaurants. I have to say this was the worst curry I ever had. The curry had no sense of sticky, it dropped all the way through the rice to the bottom once you spoon the curry on top of the rice. Come on, it's not a curry.The lamb was so dry and so hard, tasteless again. I hate choosing this one. It's shameful in such a great place. Their shame and mine.
It was my first time at the Anaheim Packing District and was lucky to have picked ADYA as the place to eat. I ordered a Amritsari Tikka, a tandoori kabob dish and the samosa. Both were exquisite. The flavors made my mouth do a happy dance. The portions were fair sized and did not leave me craving more. They are set up towards the back of the building and it's definitely worth taking the short walk to visit them.
Nestled in the back of the Anaheim packing district is this Gem of an Indian restaurant. Busting with flavors, these creative takes on popular Indian dishes are one of a kind. The samosa dish is hands down the best I've ever had and the spice on the amritsari was phenomenal
Amazing food. Nice employees. I got the tandoori dish and even when I was full I asked for another. Their salad is amazing too. If you get the chance to try this place, I would definitely give it a try.
I’ve only tried their chicken tikka masala combo that comes with naan, some kind of lentil soup, salad and a cucumber dipping sauce. I’m no Indian food expert at all, but I just really enjoyed the flavors of everything. The chicken was tender and the tikka sauce was yummy. The naan was fresh. Also got another order of garlic naan and that was really good too! I would definitely come back here! The lentil soup thingie was actually really tasty too.
The flavors made me feel at peace, food is good and spot on, portions are perfect in my opinion. First time eating here and i had a good experience overall. Would recommend and will definitely come back to try more.
The portion size was too small for the cost you pay . The taste was average .
Expensive food that's not authentic or as tasty. Indian cuisine lovers will be disappointed by overall quality. Folks who haven't had good Indian cuisine before might enjoy it. Very small portion sizes.