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1. Suvarna Mahal at Rambagh Palace
Rambagh Palace's formal Indian dining room, set in a hall styled on an 18th-century palace ballroom and serving royal recipes from Rajasthan and beyond.
View details — Suvarna Mahal at Rambagh PalaceJaipur's restaurants cover every budget. In the old city, Laxmi Misthan Bhandar on Johari Bazaar is a long-running vegetarian institution for Rajasthani thalis, dal baati churma and paneer ghewar, while Rawat Mishthan Bhandar near Sindhi Camp is the name most locals give for a hot pyaaz kachori. On MI Road, Niros and Handi are family favourites for laal maas, kebabs and tandoori dishes, and Spice Court in Civil Lines adds a smoky laal maas and evening puppet shows.
For a special occasion, Suvarna Mahal at Rambagh Palace serves royal Indian cuisine in a former ballroom, Peshawri at ITC Rajputana is the address for charcoal-grilled kebabs, and 1135 AD offers dinner inside Amber Fort itself. The Sarvato, on a terrace in the City Palace, serves a Rajasthani tasting menu from September to April. Peacock, an open-air restaurant at Hathroi Fort, pairs laal maas and nihari with good cocktails at moderate prices. Laal maas can be very hot, so ask about chilli levels, and book ahead for weekend dinners and the busy winter season.
10 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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Rambagh Palace's formal Indian dining room, set in a hall styled on an 18th-century palace ballroom and serving royal recipes from Rajasthan and beyond.
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ITC Rajputana's North-West Frontier restaurant, serving charcoal-grilled kebabs, breads and slow-cooked dal at lunch and dinner on Palace Road.
View details — Peshawri at ITC RajputanaRestaurant
Long-established pure vegetarian restaurant and sweet shop in Johari Bazaar, known for Rajasthani thalis, dal baati churma, kulfi and paneer ghewar.
View details — Laxmi Misthan Bhandar (LMB)Restaurant
A long-running MI Road institution dating from around 1949, serving laal maas, kebabs and curries alongside Indo-Chinese and continental favourites.
View details — NirosRestaurant
MI Road restaurant opened in 1984 and loved by locals for Jaisalmeri laal maas, tandoori platters and Mughlai curries at fair prices.
View details — HandiRestaurant
Civil Lines restaurant at Achrol House known for smoked dhungar laal maas, Rajasthani vegetarian dishes and evening puppet shows.
View details — Spice CourtRestaurant
Open-air restaurant at Hathroi Fort from the team behind Native Cocktail Room, pairing laal maas and nihari with well-made cocktails.
View details — Peacock Restaurant Hathroi FortRestaurant
Ornate fine-dining restaurant inside Amber Fort off Jaleb Chowk, serving laal maas, kormas and biryani among painted walls and fort views.
View details — 1135 ADRestaurant
Dinner-only tasting-menu restaurant on a terrace inside the City Palace, open September to April and listed by Relais & Châteaux, exploring royal and rural Rajasthani cooking.
View details — The SarvatoRestaurant
Busy Station Road sweet shop selling kachoris since 1972, famous for hot pyaaz kachori, mawa kachori, makhania lassi and a long counter of sweets.
View details — Rawat Mishthan Bhandar