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Top 10 Places to Eat in Jaipur (Tried & Tested Food Guide)

When you are planning to visit the Pink City, please do not miss its delicious food. Royal Rajasthani thalis, hot street food and other delicacies, food lovers are in their heaven in Jaipur. The following is a rapid Jaipur food guide to the 10 best places to eat in Jaipur, tasted and tried by me, and are certainly worth the hype starting from spicy kachori to Jaipur’s Authentic Rajasthani Cuisine !

 

1. Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB), Johari Bazaar

It is one of the oldest restaurants in Jaipur old city and serves the traditional Rajasthani food in a hygienic and beautiful restaurant in the city.

Specialties:

Dal Baati Churma

Rajasthani Thali

Paneer Ghewar

This is an ideal place to have a decent meal in case you are doing a shopping in the Johari Bazaar.

 

2. Rawat Mishthan Bhandar, Station Road

Why it is special: Rawat is a king of street foods in Jaipur. It is renowned with its hot and crisp kachoris and locals testify about this.

Specialties:

Pyaaz Kachori (spicy snack filled with onion)

Mirchi Vada

Mawa Kachori (sweet one)

Best as a snack, or even as a budget breakfast.

 

3. Spice Court, Civil Lines

What makes it special: It is a good place to hang around and have a taste of the real Rajasthani non-veg food. It is ideal to have dinner at it because of the taste, presentation and the ambience.

Specialties:

Laal Maas (spicy mutton curry)

Junglee Maas

Keema Baati

Ideal place in case you need authentic non-veg Rajasthani food.

 

4. Chokhi Dhani, Tonk Road

Why it is outstanding: It is not a food spot- it is the experience of a complete Rajasthani village. There is dancing, puppet shows, camel rides and all you can eat thali meals.

Specialties:

20+ dishes Rajasthani Thali

Bajre ki Roti

Gatte ki Sabzi

The right place to be with families and people who need to feel the culture with a food smell of it.

 

5. Tapri Central C-scheme

Why it is special: Tapri is a popular spot among students and neighbours serving westernised versions of Indian snacks. It is an outdoor restaurant at the roof with a nice view of the Central Park.

Specialties:

Tandoori Chai

Masala Maggi

Vada pav

A wonderful hangout spot with your friends to eat snacks and chai.

 

6. 1135 AD, Amer Fort

What makes it special: This food venue is situated within the walls of the Amer Fort and it provides the experience of eating in a palace. It is a fine dining restaurant ideal to a luxurious taste.

Specialties:

Royal Rajasthani Thali

Murg Malai Tikka

Badam Halwa

Head here and have a royal meal with candlelight feel.

 

7. Bar Palladio, Narain Niwas Palace

What makes it unique: The restaurant is hailed as dreamy blue space and romantic restaurant. The food is predominantly Italian however the ambiance is out and out royal Jaipur.

Specialties:

The Wood-fired Pizza

Ravioli

Cocktails

Best for dinner date, special night-out, or Instagram moment.

 

8. Anokhi Cafe, Cscheme

It is so good and hyped because it is healthy and organic. The locals and tourist enjoy visiting this cafe due to its healthy atmosphere and food.

Specialties:

Avocado Toast

Organic Coffee

Fresh Sandwiches, Salads

A perfect brunch menu or when you are in a mood of having a light and clean meal.


9. Masala Chowk, Ram Niwas Garden

What makes it special: It is something like the food court on streets, where there are more than 20 stalls of food that is famous in Jaipur in one spot. Pow affordable and cool ambiance!

Specialties:

Aloo Tikki

Dosa

Mutton Kathi Roll

Kulfi Faluda

Not to miss venue by street foods fans and groups.

 

10. Sodhani Sweets, Raja Park

Why it is special: It is a traditional and fresh sweets shop. It is crowded all the time as the sweets are so delicious!

Specialties:

Mawa Kachori

Besan Laddoo

Kaju Katli

It is perfect as a gift or something sweet after a meal.

 

Sum-up!

One can enjoy eating spicy street food in Jaipur to royal feasts in Rajasthan, and the city will impress every foodie. These are some of the best places to eat in Jaipur and you would get the true flavor of Rajasthan. And save it and begin your food adventure in the Pink City checkout this blog if you are looking for Best Jaipur Travel Guide for First-Time Visitors!

 

 

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