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'AAPNO Rajasthan' village theme restaurant   Jaipur

'AAPNO Rajasthan' village theme restaurant, Jaipur

 1 Review  you can't miss the meal made by the chef from dajeeling. I can't remember what I ate, because I was too greedy to try to eat every food. Pizza tasted very well, this is the very little thing I could... 

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Sunset Cafe: A lovely place to enjoy the sunset in Pushkar

by darthmilmo

A good way to end the day at Pushkar is at the Sunset Cafe. I joined a few friends for a bite to eat. It?s a beautiful restaurant overlooking the Ghats and the lake. It?s a great place to admire how the town lights up after dark. The food is not the best in India, but they do have western plates for those seeking that type of food. I personally would recommend it for the views? so have a lassi or chai instead of a meal. Oh, the western deserts are really good here.

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available just about everywhere in India: Chai (Indian Masala Tea)

by darthmilmo

Ah, the tea... how can you forget.... all the memories.... everywhere I go in India I was offered tea... one day in Bundi (Rajasthan), Raj, my host in spotted me in the street and invited me to his project (a hotel he is building) for a cup of chai (masala tea). Indians take their tea with milk, sugar, and spices. It's delicious! The secluded terrace of his allowed me to see the night fair taking place below on the street.

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Sathi's Cold Drink shop: Best lassis in Bundi

by darthmilmo

I found just what I needed waiting for me in town, a delicious lassi from Sathi's Cold Drink shop. Sathi makes one o the best lassis I’ve had so far. They're made out of saffron, pistachios, nuts, raisins, and more. Ask anyone in the old town and they'll point you on the right direction.

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Sold everywhere in India: Thali and Indian Cuisine

by darthmilmo

I had a delicious home cooked a thali at the Kishan Niwas Guesthouse in Bundi. These basic dinners are available all throughout India. They usually have one to three dishes (mainly vegetables, but sometimes with cheese, egg or meat), rice, dal (lentils), curd (yogurt) or raita (desert with yogurt), papad (tostada), and chappatti (pita or tortilla looking flat bread made out of wheat). Each region varies in how spicy or sweat the dish is. At times, the chappatti is substituted by nan (oven baked flat bread), parathas (flat bread that may or may not have a filling), or a massive portion of rice (as in Bengal). I truly think Raj's wife (see my Bundi tips) makes the best chapattis in India!

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Sold almost everywhere in India: Lassi

by darthmilmo

A lassi is an Indian drink made out of milk and yogurt. It's really hard to explain unless you've had it for it doesn't quite have the flavor of yogurt or milkshake. It's definitely good to have any time of the day. It can be either be sweat or dry. It also can be combining with fruit, spices, or nuts.

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Dal-Baati / Sweets: Rajasthani Food

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'Dal-baati'(dumplings with a filling, roasted among hot coals) and 'choorma'(dry, flaky, sweet crumb pudding) are the universal favourites. The non-vegetarian dishes include 'soola' or barbecued meats, marinated with a local vegetable. But it is the sweets that the Rajasthanis freak out on. Each part of the State has its own speciality - so Jodhpur and Jaisalmer are famous for their 'laddoos', Pushkar for its 'malpuas', Bikaner for its 'rasgullas', Udaipur for its 'dil jani', Jaipur for its 'mishri mawa' and 'ghevar', Ajmer for its 'sohan halwa'; and mouth watering 'jalebis' can be found in all cities. It is difficult to explain the merits of each of these sweets, so whichever city you are in just ask for the local speciality and enjoy it. Most hotels have excellent restaurants that serve a selection of Rajasthani dishes as well as international favourites.

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Gypsy: Dont Miss Gypsy Restaurant at Jodhpur

by phadke2001

Gypsy is one of the most popular restaurants in Jodhpur. Known for its trendy look (Jodhpur Standards) and large menu, Gypsy is a favourite among the young and old alike. The menu is 100% vegetarian but draws from a wide variety of cuisines. There is of course the standard, fast food, south indian, north indian, western stuff but in addition there are some interesting dishes like Vegetarian Tajine (Morroccan) and Haldi Mutter Sabzi (Rajasthani). The thali is huuuuge and one can suffice for two light eaters.They also have a home delivery service but I cannot comment on speed and quality of service. There are 2 branches :New Gypsy PWD Colony, Jodhpur Ph: 91-291-5103888 / 5105999Gypsy9th C Road, Sardarpura, JodhpurPh: 91-291-2433288 / 2629201 The thali is wholesome, the food is tasty and the quantity is enough for 2 light eaters. It costs Rs. 70. The south indian stuff is also good enough....

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Mayur Restaurant: Try Damaloo Kasmiri

by nettyaffes

The food is excellent Damaloo Kasmiri, Vegetable kebab

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Chokhi Dhani: Authentic Rajasthan in a Theme Park

by phadke2001

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Rajasthan Restaurant: Rajasthan Restaurant

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In any town of Rajasthanif you are going for dinner Please only go restaurants which serve you food cooked with mineral water Lake palace dinner in Udaipur

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Restaurants: Cities in State of Rajasthan
  1. Jaipur Restaurants
  2. Udaipur Restaurants
  3. Jaisalmer Restaurants
  4. Jodhpur Restaurants
  5. Fatehpur Sikri Restaurants
  6. Shimla Restaurants
  7. Bikaner Restaurants
  8. Bharatpur Restaurants
  9. Udaipur Restaurants
  10. Amer Restaurants
  11. Chittaurgarh Restaurants

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