Best Chinese Restaurants in Jaipur: Where to Eat Authentic Chinese and Indo-Chinese

The best Chinese restaurants in Jaipur are Daniel's Oriental Kitchen, Chao - Chinese Bistro, Thali & Wok, The Lama and House of Han. A meal at these five costs between ₹500 and ₹2,500 for two, based on EazyDiner listings. Between them they cover Sichuan and Hunan dishes, dim sum and a pure vegetarian Indo-Chinese kitchen.

Each of the five has a dish or two that makes the trip worth it. Below, you'll find what they serve, how the room feels, and what to order alongside the signature plates, plus a few other places to go in Jaipur. Pick the one that suits your plan, then book a table at these Chinese restaurants in Jaipur on EazyDiner.

In this guide

• What Is the Difference Between Chinese and Indo-Chinese Food?
• Which Are the Best Chinese Restaurants in Jaipur?
• What Should You Order at a Chinese Restaurant in Jaipur?
• What Else Should You Eat in Jaipur Beyond Chinese Food?
• How Do You Book Your Meal?
• How Do You Plan a Chinese Meal in Jaipur?
• Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Difference Between Chinese and Indo-Chinese Food?

Chinese food follows regional cooking styles from China, such as Sichuan, Hunan, and Cantonese. Indo-Chinese food is an Indian adaptation that took shape among the Hakka Chinese community in Kolkata, built around Hakka noodles, Manchurian, and Schezwan sauce. Jaipur serves both, so read the menu before ordering.

When you sit down at a Chinese restaurant in Jaipur, the menu tells you which one you're in. Thali & Wok is Indo-Chinese through and through with clear influence of desi flavours. House of Han and Chao lean towards regional Chinese cooking. Daniel's Oriental Kitchen and The Lama sit in the wider pan-Asian space, with Japanese and Thai dishes on the list.

Which Are the Best Chinese Restaurants in Jaipur?

Five stand out for different reasons: Daniel's Oriental Kitchen for an easy ₹800 dinner, Chao and House of Han for hotel-style Chinese cooking, Thali & Wok for a pure vegetarian meal at ₹500, and The Lama for pan-Asian dishes in C Scheme. Here is what each one offers.

Daniel's Oriental Kitchen, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur

Daniel's Oriental Kitchen offers a warm, intimate setting with Oriental-inspired décor, soft lighting, and a cosy feel. Begin with the Manchow Soup, a brothy bowl that is usually topped with crisp fried noodles. The Devil's Chicken Dumplings come next, and the name is a fair warning about the heat. Put the Crispy Fried Honey Chilli Potato in the middle of the table, because it disappears fast. Hakka Style Noodles and Wok Fried Chilli Chicken round out a full meal for two. 

Must-haves: Manchow Soup, Devil’s Chicken Dumplings, Crispy Fried Honey Chilli Potato, Hakka Style Noodles, Wok Fried Chilli Chicken

Cost for two: ₹800

Rating: 4.8★ (Excellent)

Chao - Chinese Bistro, Holiday Inn Jaipur City Centre, Jaipur

Chao has been part of the hotel since it opened in September 2014 (Source: IHG, 2014). The outlet features an open, contemporary space with family-style seating, suited to a long lunch or dinner. Coming to the menu, the Poached Prawn Bao is a soft steamed bun with a prawn filling, a light way to start. Smoked Mala Tofu is for people who like the tingling heat that Sichuan cooking is known for. General Tso's Chicken is the sweet and sticky one. The Hunan Style Braised Lamb Chop is the slow, rich main. And Darsaan, a honey-coated fried noodle dessert, closes things out.

Must-haves: Poached Prawn Bao, Smoked Mala Tofu, General Tso’s Chicken, Hunan Style Braised Lamb Chop, Darsaan

Cost for two: ₹2,500

Rating: 4.5★ (Excellent)

Thali & Wok, Karolan Ka Barh, Jaipur 

The restaurant on Gyan Vihar Marg is pure vegetarian, serving Chinese and North Indian food. It's a small outlet, ideal for a simple sit-down meal or sudden plans. Order the Chinese Bhel first. It shows what Indo-Chinese food is about: crisp fried noodles, vegetables, and sauces, eaten like chaat. Then go for Sweet Corn Soup, hot Spring Rolls, a plate of Veg Schezwan Fried Rice, and a Veg Manchurian to share.

Must-haves: Sweet Corn Soup, Veg Schezwan Fried Rice, Spring Rolls, Chinese Bhel, Veg Manchurian

Cost for two: ₹500

Rating: 4.8★ (Excellent)

The Lama, C Scheme, Jaipur

The Lama has a cosy, contemporary setting with elegant interiors, soft lighting, and a relaxed vibe. Start with the Chicken Wonton Clear Soup, which is a gentle opener. The Spicy Mushroom Dim Sum is the pick for vegetarians. Sweet & Spicy Crispy Chicken is the crowd pleaser, and Prawn in Hot Basil Sauce is the one to order if you want something with a sharper, herby bite.

Must-haves: Chicken Wonton Clear Soup, Spicy Mushroom Dim Sum, Sweet & Spicy Crispy Chicken, Prawn In Hot Basil Sauce

Cost for two: ₹800

Rating: 4.7★ (Excellent)

House of Han, InterContinental Jaipur

House of Han is designed to capture the warmth of a typical Chinese home, and its menu leans on Sichuan stir-fry and dim sum. The restaurant is on the lobby level of the InterContinental Jaipur Tonk Road, in Sitapura. Coming to the menu, the Chicken Sui Mai is an open-topped steamed dumpling and a good first plate. Butter Chilli Garlic Tofu is a perfect vegetarian plate. The Lamb Shank and the Dry Cooked Sichuan Chilli Chicken are the two mains to look at, one slow and tender, the other hot and fragrant. Finish the rice course with the Claypot Fried Rice.

Must-haves: Chicken Sui Mai, Butter Chilli Garlic Tofu, Lamb Shank, Dry Cooked Sichuan Chilli Chicken, Claypot Fried Rice

Cost for two: ₹2,500

Rating: 4.5★ (Excellent)

What Should You Order at a Chinese Restaurant in Jaipur?

For two people, order one soup, two kinds of dumplings, one wok-fried main and one rice or noodle dish. Share everything. Here is how that plays out across the five restaurants.

• Soup first: Manchow Soup at Daniel's Oriental Kitchen, Sweet Corn Soup at Thali & Wok, or Chicken Wonton Clear Soup at The Lama.
• Dumplings and bao: Devil's Chicken Dumplings, Spicy Mushroom Dim Sum, Poached Prawn Bao or Chicken Sui Mai. Pick two kinds and split them.
• A plate for the middle of the table: Crispy Fried Honey Chilli Potato, Veg Manchurian or Spring Rolls.
• Something with heat: Smoked Mala Tofu at Chao or Dry Cooked Sichuan Chilli Chicken at House of Han. Both are built around Sichuan-style spice.
• Rice or noodles: Hakka Style Noodles, Veg Schezwan Fried Rice or Claypot Fried Rice. One dish is enough for two.
• A main to share: General Tso's Chicken, Hunan Style Braised Lamb Chop, Lamb Shank, Wok Fried Chilli Chicken or Prawn In Hot Basil Sauce.
• Dessert: Darsaan at Chao.

What Else Should You Eat in Jaipur Beyond Chinese Food?

Jaipur's own food is Rajasthani, and three things are worth a stop: dal baati churma, pyaaz kachori and ghewar. Jaipur also gives you plenty to look at between meals. The city's Walled City was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019 (Source: Drishti IAS). Among the best-known places to go in Jaipur are Hawa Mahal, City Palace and Jantar Mantar, which are about a 15-minute drive from Holiday Inn Jaipur City Centre (Source: Gate1Travel). Amer Fort sits roughly 11 km from the Walled City (Source: World Heritage Site blog). Plan a meal near whichever of these sights you pick, then book a Chinese dinner nearby.

How Do You Book Your Meal?

Book through EazyDiner for the restaurant you want, then check the practical details before you travel. If you are sightseeing in Jaipur for the day, fix the dinner table first and build the rest of the plan around it.

1. Open the restaurant's page: Find your pick on EazyDiner and check its hours. Daniel's Oriental Kitchen, for example, runs from 12:30 PM to 11:00 PM (Source: EazyDiner, 2026).
2. Use the Book a table option: Each of the five restaurants has one on its page.
3. Pay the easy way: All five restaurants accept card payments through PayEazy on EazyDiner (Source: EazyDiner, 2026).

How Do You Plan a Chinese Meal in Jaipur?

Start with your budget, then pick the area closest to where your day ends. The table below puts the five Chinese restaurants in Jaipur side by side.