Adda, restaurant indien à Long Island City
Adda, situé au 31-31 Thomson Ave dans le quartier de Long Island City, a été ouvert en 2020 par le chef Chintan Pandya, connu pour sa passion pour la cuisine indienne authentique. Depuis son ouverture, ce restaurant indien s'est rapidement imposé comme une référence pour les amateurs de saveurs traditionnelles, en proposant une cuisine simple mais savoureuse, loin des tendances fusion ou flashy. La volonté de préserver la richesse des plats classiques indiens, comme le butter chicken ou le goat biryani, fait la renommée d'Adda parmi les restaurateurs indiens de New York.
Ce restaurant indien se distingue par ses spécialités maison, notamment le paneer fait sur place, ainsi que des plats moins courants comme le junglee maas, un curry de chèvre épicé. La carte met aussi en avant des options épicées et authentiques, appréciées par une clientèle locale et internationale. La qualité des ingrédients et le respect des recettes traditionnelles sont au cœur de leur démarche, ce qui leur a valu une place dans le top 35 des meilleurs restaurants de New York selon le New York Times.
L’ambiance d’Adda reflète un décor simple et chaleureux, avec une décoration épurée qui met en valeur l’atmosphère conviviale. La salle, située dans une rue calme du quartier, invite à une expérience culinaire authentique, où l’on peut profiter d’un dîner indien dans un cadre accueillant. La simplicité du décor contraste avec la richesse des saveurs proposées, offrant ainsi un véritable voyage gustatif dans l’Inde traditionnelle.
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                  Boro Hotel
                  38-28 27th St, Long Island City NY 11101
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"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville NewYork 2025 (Quartier J) !"
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"Incredible, especially the butter chicken"
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"Alex recommends, very spicy"
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"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville NewYork 2024 (Quartier J) !"
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"Figaro Friends New York Times - Kim"
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"Goat biryani sister restaurant to dhamaka and Emma easier to get in "
@sophielewis763
"Pete Wells’ list of top 100 #35"
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"Same group as Dhamaka and Semma. Tbh butter chicken was best thing I had "
@seligman.lee
"Indian Kashmiri Ribs http://chopsticksandmarrow.com/2020/01/addas-kashmiri-ribs-are-the-best-new-lamb-dish-of-2020/"
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"Kiran and Claire said is great"
@julia.perry17
"https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/dining/best-nyc-restaurants.html #35"
@michaelwsherman
"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville New York 2023 (Quartier J) !"
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"Restaurant indien. Byryani en marmite, beignets, ...."
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"Restaurant indien recommandé par « cartoville New York 2022 »"
@brunoughetto
"What: A Queens restaurant that’s helping to abolish the long-running joke that the best Indian food in New York City is actually in New Jersey. Why: What makes Adda different from other high-profile new restaurants is owner Roni Mazumdar and chef Chintan Pandya’s dedication to simple homestyle cooking — they eschew the flash and fusion of Rahi, their formidable other Manhattan restaurant. Pandya, who previously worked in fine dining, breathes new life into classics that have become ubiquitous and, too often, mediocre in New York: Here, a goat curry called junglee maas comes with the bone left in and a fiery, uncompromising sauce. The greens in the saag paneer change seasonally, and paneer is made in-house, a rarity in the city. The menu also doesn’t shy away from ingredients that are less common in the Western palate. A goat brains snack, for instance, has become a standout."
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"Really good Indian food. Try the chili paneer tikka."
@scottgurian
"Plus d'infos dans le Cartoville New York 2022 (Quartier J) !"
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"Garlic naan, butter chicken, keema pao, junglee maas"
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"The menu goes beyond the stalwarts of butter chicken and biryani (though both are present on the menu—and delightful), introducing your palate to new, flavorful dishes bursting with heat and acidity. Crispy, fried kale pakoda topped with ground chickpeas and sweet-and-tangy chutneys give addictive nacho vibes, while the fiery bhatti da murgh highlights a tandoori-roasted chicken leg crusted in spices. For saag paneer lovers, the paneer khurchan takes the soft Indian cheese—house-made, so it’s lighter than what you’re used to—and stews it with peppers and tomatoes, perfect for dipping with pieces of their cheese-and-chili naan."
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"cafeteria bobo, cuisine indienne «comme à la maison» / byriani de haute volée"
@mattgallet
"Super delicious 🤤 Spicy, no chicken tikka "
@ian.fm
"Order: tawa kaleji (chicken livers), dilliwala butter chicken, lucknow dum biryani (slow-cooked goat)."
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"It won a James Beard Award but to be honest it was not that good and I was definitely disappointed."
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"Le Fooding NYC, Priceless Cities Best New Bistro 2019 "
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"Indian — get butter chicken, goat biryani, saag paneer"
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"One of my favorite Indian spots "
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"Bistrot indiano segnalato da Le Fooding"
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"A menu of updated Indian cuisine is served in a funky, relaxed setting with newspapers on the walls."
@margaretannritter
"I don’t think it would be crazy to say this is the best Indian food in New York City. Definitely worth the trip "
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"Goat byriani and mango lassi"
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"Infat says one of best, number 12 in timeout top 100"
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"https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/26/dining/pete-wells-favorite-restuarants-food-festival.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur "
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"Bon Appetit’s 50 Best New Restaurant Nominee"
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"Get the goat in baked biryani & bhatti da murgh"
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"goat curry and kheer (rice pudding)"
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" Top 10 restaurants in US 2019 - T&L"
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"Not quite street food but kind of... the casual spot of chef Padya (high end spot is Rahi)"
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"Un peu loin mais food ( indien) et oui désolé si Moment ou j écris je ne pense qu‘indien, looks super Yummy "
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"Best New Restaurant 2019 - A Queens restaurant that’s helping to abolish the long-running joke that the best Indian food in NYC is in NJ"
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"really stellar Indian food. Kale pakora and goat/minced goat were standouts"
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"Eater Best New Restaurants of 2019 list"
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"Market driven home style indian. Paneer made in house"
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"Julia Taylor is obsessed. Went w grace & katie. Must get Dahi puri, kale pakoda, whole fish & lotus root kofta & naan YUM "
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"Eater where to eat 2019 Fried Chicken via grubstreet "
@kg656
"Recommendation from theinfatuation.com"
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"Indian place from Gothamist "
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"one of the best indian in the country. try lotus root kofta, which is made with house-made paneer"
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"Rising Stars Award Winners - Starschef"
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"New Yorker 2018 Restaurants of the Year"
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"Where we went for Anna’s birthday "
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"Great Indian. Chicken biryani in bread "
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"Bheja fry has goat brain. Aloo chana "
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"Indian, dilliwala (butter chicken), Lucknow dum biryani (slow-cooked goat)"
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