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The Pink City, Jaipur is well known for its majestic forts and splendid palaces but do you know it is also popular for its delicious food that will leave you spellbound by its taste? We have chosen some of the best street foods to try in Jaipur where you can treat yourself with the following mouthwatering dishes.

Tempting and savouring for local cuisines is a part of Rajasthan cultural tour where along with experiencing the culture, heritage and traditions, you get an opportunity to taste the authentic food which has some uniqueness in its magical recipe and ingredients.

10 Best Places to Enjoy Street Food in Jaipur

Pyaz Kachori at Rawat Mishthan Bhandar

Rajasthan specializes in Kachori and when we talk about Pyaz ki Kachori then in this case, Rawat Mishthan Bhandar specializes. The high-calorie kachori is higher in its taste. You can also savor some other delectable food items such as, samosa, mave ki kachori, dali kachori etc. This restaurant is located in close vicinity with Sindhi Camp and Railway Station.

Street Food at Jaipur Chaupati

Jaipur Chaupati is a one-stop shop to satisfy all of your demands for street cuisine. An open food court at Mansarovar is the latest street food hotspot in Jaipur. The location serves as a haven for all well-known Indian street dishes and families and friends are free to select from a wide variety of options. Originally designed with tourists in mind, this location has progressively evolved into a popular gathering area for Jaipur locals. In addition to South Indian dishes like Masala Dosa and Uttapa, but in a different form, Jaipur Chaupati offers street food varieties like Samosa, Jalebi, Gol Gappa, Chole Bhature, Tea, Coffee, Mishri Mawa and many more.

Masala Tea at Gulab Ji

If you are a Tea lover then you must visit this place. You can also have bun-maska or bun-samosa with a special Tea. You might see here locals sipping Tea and gossiping with their friends. This place is a favorite spot for many Jaipurites. Visit this place before 6pm as it closes down by 6.

Pandit’s Pav Bhaji

Do you share my passion for the delicious pav bhaji drenched in butter? If so, you are in heaven right now. One of the best locations to eat in the city is the Pandit Pav Bhaji stand, which is permanently listed next to the Birla Mandir. Both locals and visitors adore the freshly cooked spicy, butter-laden pav bhaji. One advantage is that the delicious cuisine is available at a very affordable price! You will undoubtedly have a feast here and forget about your whole diet plan thanks to the aroma of the boiling pav bhaji.

Lassi at Lassiwala

Not only do Rajasthanis know how to offer a very tasty glass of Lassi, but so do Punjabis. At the very least, that's what the success of the Lassiwala on MI Road suggests. This place's specialty is the lassi, which is served in earthen pots and has a distinct scent thanks to this. The thick coating of malai on top of the lassi, which comes in sweet and sour flavours, leaves you feeling surprisingly full and refreshingly refreshed! Given that the Lassiwala has been around since 1944, you can determine how well-liked this location is. Since they usually run out of lassi by 4 pm every day, make sure you visit it early in the day.

Ghevar at LMB

One of the most famous locations for Jaipur's street food is Laxmi Mishtan Bhandar. Their inception dates back to 1727! Try their delicious treats, such as Phini, Ghewar, Balushahi, Mishri Mawa, Milk Cake, Doda Barfi, Mawa Kachori, and much more, if you're in Jaipur. LMB is renowned for its extensive selection of pickles, chat, and namkeens. Make sure to taste the Special Rajasthani Thali if you plan to visit their restaurant.ival in Jaipur, it is considered to be very auspicious to eat ghevar on this day.

Faluda at Bapu Bazar

To beat the heat there can be nothing better than this cool Kulfi Faluda. The shop lies in hustle bustle of the city. So when you are tired and thirsty after shopping in Bapu Bazar, head towards shop number 28 on Link Road at Bapu Bazar and relish your taste buds.

Chicken Tikka at Sethi Bar-Be-Que

You would be mistaken to assume that Jaipur is a city with a large vegetarian population. This city is renowned for its Chicken Tikkas and Laal Maas as well. There's nowhere better than Sethi Bar-Be-Que in Raja Park to sate your hunger for chicken. It is a rage among the city's non-vegetarian population and has a whole dhaba vibe about it. There may be a big queue of cars outside this establishment because people usually like to eat in their cars here. The chicken tikka is simply amazing when it's served with tandoori flatbread, masala, onion rings, and lemon.

Rabri by Mahaveer Rabri Wala

Lachcha Rabri is a must try for everyone. It is sweet dish made by thickening milk. You can also have aloo pyaz ki sabji with Bejad Roti here. There are various branches in Jaipur, visit the one which lies most nearest to you.

Shrikhand at Falahar

Basically this restaurant serves the variety of food and beverages for people who are on fast. The best dish you can find here is Srikhand which is a sweet dish made by thick curd. You can also savour on other dishes made by sabudana like khichdi, kheer, vade etc. This restaurant is located in Saraogi Mansion, Bapu Bazar.

Jaipur is a part of Golden Triangle Tour Packages that includes the sightseeing of Jaipur, Agra and Delhi in a single tour. Mostly tourists savour on Jaipur dishes while exploring this tour.
So, whenever you are in Jaipur, for a golden triangle tour or 10 days Rajasthan Tour, do try these dishes as per your interests and share your food experience with us.