ADYA

Wow! That goat cheese garlic naan was freakin fire!!!What a hit! I like naan, but I've never had naan like this! Mind blown!!! The goat cheese stuffed inside just added a whole new level. It was creamy and cheesy! The naan was so fresh and warm. I would definitely order this again. Service was good. They were kind and friendly. Ambiance is causal, walk up and order. There are tables and chairs nearby.

I didn't hate my meal- but I definitely didn't love it. Overall I feel it lacked flavor.ADYA is located in the Packing House. It was our first time there so me and my fam did a walk through of the whole place. There are so many choices!! We all got din from different restaurants, such a fun concept. I went with ADYA because I love paneer masala and when I saw they had a paneer masala burrito I thought that was so unique and had to try it.The burrito comes with paneer masala, basmati rice, lentils, and mint chutney (although it was mostly rice). There was an option to add on a side of masala sauce for $2 and I did because I'm a sauce girly. Sauce already comes in the burrito but I was glad I got the side because it was dry as is. The burrito was big enough to make me full but I think someone with a bigger appetite would still be hungry. I got a cup of water and it was a very small paper cup. Other restaurants my fam tried gave out large glasses of water.I haven't eaten at a restaurant without checking Yelp reviews in years and wanted to be spontaneous so I went with what I thought looked good. If I saw the reviews I'm not sure if I would have ordered ADYA, but no regrets!

The heavy set guy at the register was just depressing. No one behind me to order but such in a hurry to take my order that I couldn't even order everything I wanted to order. Which is a good thing because I waited to taste my food before this review and wow, BLAND. Most bland food I've ever tasted. Also, just watch everyone and how dirty they are with their gloves. The guy cutting the naan wiped the counter with his gloves (not a rag) then through the naan on the counter cut it and wrapped in foil. Wiped his hand on his shirt, touched everything with his gloves, just so unsanitary. Service 0/5Food 1/5Cleanliness 0/5 How is this place even open? And based on the other reviews, it looks like everyone's had a similar experience. My family went to the Kroft downstairs and ordered and got their food before I even got mine and it was dead so not sure why they take forever to get their bland food out. Need lots of improvement, I don't see them in business for long.

Walking around the Anaheim Packing House, we looked for something different to sample. Came across ADYA, by the winner of Chopped, and saw some fusion items that looked interesting. Labeled as an Indian-Mex, the chicken tikka masala burrito caught my attention. Also got a garlic naan ... because I love naan. The burrito was filled mainly with rice, I'd say about 3/4, and it was bland. When I did bite into the chicken, the flavor was so mild, I felt the frozen Indian foods from Trader Joe's had better, bolder flavor. The garlic naan was very average. It needed a pinch of salt as it was also bland, I've had better. Luckily I asked for one of their spicy sauces which helped gave everything some flavor. The service and friendliness from the guy that helped us was pretty good. The food was not. Luckily, we didn't order more so we have room to sample other foods around the Packing House. There are public tables around nearby. If those are all taken. AFYA has some counter seating facing their 'kitchen'. If you do eat here, don't expect bold spicy flavors that indicative of Indian cuisine. I feel this is a very toned down version of it.

The place was at very corner of the Food court inside packing district and I came here because of their bread... It was good as the first time I tried in Philadelphia. I gave 3 stars because of the service was too slow. The server told me its just 5 minutes but it took me almost 15 minutes, just for one bread and a cup of dipping sauce. The place was small but its clean.

Great drinks! We had gulab jamun which was good 7.5/10The chai's were tasty! 8.5/10 Mango lassi 7/10 Service was perfect! Fast and attentive.Located in packing house ample seating I think it's a good grab and go item

Wow food was delicious the tandoori Chicken & chicken biryanis was delicious. If you're in the mood for Indian food this place does not disappoint. It's in packing district so it's get crowded on weekends. Perfect crowd for the deliciousness's of food

One star for the nice guy at the counter but no stars for the tandoori chicken and rice I had. The rice tasted like straight up lemon juice with no salt or any other flavor. The chicken had no flavor except for a mild hint of spice. Overall, I would not return nor recommend this place.

This is the spot I ended up after browsing all the other options at the packing house. Glad I did!!!!!I was drawn in because of the smells. I had the special of the day and added the garlic naan bread. So glad I added that naan!!!! It was pretty fast service, too.

They had us at Tilki Masala BURRITO! It's tasty, humongous and spicy! It's the first and BEST burrito of this kind and we loved it! I ordered a samosa chat and it's spicy too (in my opinion) but very flavor-able and filling. Both items are very good and I would definitely order the same items next time I visit.