Jaipur is a city
of royalty, a land which has served rich food to
the Kings and queens of the royal family. The imperial kitchens of
Rajasthan used to employ 'Khansamas' (the royal cooks) to make the
best gastronomy. The Pink city still serves the best delicacies to
its residents and tourists. If you are planning a trip to Jaipur,
leave your worries aside as the city has myriad number of
restaurants. Almost all the restaurants serve every type of
cuisine, so you need not to think about what to eat.
Jaipur is famous for its
Dal Batti,
Churma,
Mawa Kachori, Ghewar, Mirchi Bada, Rajasthani Subji and different
kinds of Chapattis. For those who are not very ardent on trying
the traditional Rajasthani food, there are ample of restaurants
that serve special cuisines from Chinese and Thai to
Intercontinental and Italian food. If you are a lover of fast
food, the great variety of patties, pastries, sandwiches, pizzas,
Indian chat etc. will definitely satisfy your appetite.
Among the various restaurants, LMB, Rawat and Suvarna Mahal are
the most famous for Rajasthani cuisine. There are numerous
multicuisine restaurants offering Indian, Continental and Chinese
cuisine along the famous MI Road. Hotel Maharani Palace, Hotel
Rambagh Palace, Hotel Mansingh Palace and Hotel Jai Mahal Palace
are some of the palace turned hotels that have some quality bars
and multicuisine restaurants too.
List of Restaurants in Jaipur
Rajasthani and Indian
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