I had been here 3 days back for dinner. I found out that it was much expensive compared to the best indian restaurant on Oconnell st called Beyond India. Some items are almost 25-30% expensive. Every time you need water, u need to call waiter for water and takes lot of time in case you had chilli which usually i do. The owner of the restaurant is also very arrogant. I m a delivery man and did delivery of 4 cartons of wine which i get paid $4. It took me 25 min. The owner would not sign for the delivery unless he checks every bottle. Even after explaining that it was not my responsibility of wrong or misquantity. Just check if the items not damaged. She asks my name and starts complaining to...
Second time back and did not disappoint. We had the "feast 1" for two which included samosas, lamb sheesh kebab and tandoori chicken with accompaniments. I've eaten a few samosa in my time and this is up there with the best. For mains we got a vegetable korma, lamb rogan josh (we asked to substitute a Rogan Josh for the lamb madras that the feast normally comes with - this was totally fine by the staff), a butter chicken and garlic AND plain naan as well as raita, steamed rice and mango chutney. Oh and did I mention a glass of white wine each (they ran out of Chardonnay so we had a delicious Eden Valley Riesling instead at no extra cost) all for $35 each. If that isn't good value I'm not su...
What can Kerrlinne say at About Arya that hasn't been said before by kerrilinne??? The mint dip that might be chutney but probs isn't has changed the recipe. Pale Ale was so good but Yalumba $68 not today missy. Service is amazing and I love my Indian flavvoes.vege platter great choice 3 curries and bread and naan and rice but I don't like rice because I'm gluten free so my friend ate it. Another friend who eats meat (why are we friends haha kidding with him haha) ate Chicken chilli not curry he doesn't know if he'll get it again. I got korma and Dahl both great. Service is 10 will return good price see you in 2 days hehehlolomhrlp. Salt lassi on try list. Reminds me of gasebah.
I absolutely love authe tic indian food and Arya hit the spot. On a freezing cold Adelaide night, a friend and I were lucky to get the last table at Arya. It was very attentive service throughout our entire menu, and they explained everything in rich detail about what we ordered. Especially considering I do not tolerate spicy food so well. It was ambient and warm, amd they kept our drinks well topped, we ordered a butter chicken and a fish curry and both were absolutely delcious, soaked with onion bhaji and Garlic Naan. We absolutely loved it, and will return again. It was fine Indian dining at its best.
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It's hard to find proper South Indian cuisine in Adelaide CBD ... Arya is probably the closest one you would get. They've got a mix of North and South Indian cuisines. Fortunately for the chilli lovers out there, if requested they can make your dish as spicy as you'd like it to be. My favourites are the eggplant masala, fish curry and chicken vindaloo.
If I have to spend my money on Indian food in Adelaide it would be at Arya..the food that Chef Padma and the crisp naans that chef Baljeet dish out are to die for.. The food presentation is great, fresh and great portioning.. A good wine list to compliment the food as well.. Will keep coming back..
PS - my wife too is a fan of this place now.. ????
Best place I ever saw in Adelaide and experienced tastiest Indian food with excellent standard of service.
Lamb shanks are amazing paired with Yalumba wines.
Dont miss out Kawab Platter.
Went here with my friends a few weeks ago the service was great and the food was to die for, the best Indian iv ever had. 10/10 also very good value for money.
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Never go here. The food was very average and had the worst customer service ever. Took one and a half hours to get food. You could not pay me to go back.
Asked for gluten free. Had a deeper relationship with my bathroom after. #NotFamilyFriendly #StayAwayCeliac. #WaitStaffShouldCheckWithKitchenStaff.
