Adda Pan Asian

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Satyapriya Mohanty

The warm greeting, spotless décor and genuinely attentive staff created a welcoming atmosphere from the outset. I ordered the Chopsy Chinese and the Grilled Chicken Salad—and both exceeded expectations. The Chopsy Chinese delivered irresistible crunch, fresh veggies and tender meat coated in a perfectly balanced savoury‑spicy sauce. The salad’s juicy, well‑seasoned grilled chicken paired with crisp greens and tangy dressing felt both wholesome and indulgent. Consistent quality, fair pricing and prompt, friendly service make this place an easy recommendation every single time without any hesitation.

Rohit Prabhakar

Me and my friend first dined at Adda 2 months ago. Staff named Saurabh Mallick served our table. As in our regular practice, we asked suggestions for good non veg item they can serve. The customer understanding that the staff has, and the detailed suggestions they gave, were beyond our expectations. We ordered curry, nan and masala papad. Taste and quatity were perfect. Being not too cheap and not too expensive, the food, the ambience and the service at Adda is a flawless example of Value For Money. We visited again next weekend, and each weekend then on. The staff, including Saurabh, Sahil and others, have the same courtesy and warmth every visit. We have tried many options from veg, non-veg, and even mocktails. And all items top notch. This restaurant is a must visit if you are in Cuttack.

sulagna swain

Lately, I had visited this cafe & tried some starter items. Firstly,A heartily applause for chefs cause all items were highly delicious & tasteful & had spent some peaceful moments with Beautiful ambience & great hospitality . No doubt it's another highly recommended place for all Cuttack people.

Manoj ku sahoo

Adda Cafe Adda Cafe is a cozy spot tucked away in a residential area, making it a convenient hangout for friends and family. The interior is simple and decent, with a no-frills approach that creates a comfortable but slightly cramped atmosphere. On weekends, this can lead to a bit of a wait, as the limited seating capacity makes it difficult to accommodate larger groups—sitting more than six people at a single table isn’t feasible, and there’s no space to add an extra table. The food here is generally good, with the starters standing out as a highlight. However, the curries, while tasty, are a bit lacking in quantity. The pricing feels a little high considering the portion sizes, especially in the main courses. The staff are friendly and provide good service, which adds to the positive experience. Parking might be a challenge since there’s no dedicated parking spot—only roadside parking is available, and this could be an issue during peak hours. Overall, Adda Cafe offers a pleasant dining experience despite a few drawbacks, such as space limitations and parking concerns. It’s a nice spot to enjoy a meal, especially if you’re in the neighborhood and don’t mind the cozy setting.