From good old Rajasthani cuisine to varied global delicacies, Jaipur’s extensive food scene has anything and everything to satisfy a gastronome’s culinary desires. And with the unlocking process finally being underway, popular restaurants are now gearing up to welcome diners once again with all the necessary safety measures in place. So foodies, as a reward for all your patience and waiting, here is a quick roundup of some of the finest restaurants in Jaipur that are now open for dine-in.
Located in the Vaishali Nagar, TGIB is one of the most popular vegetarian food destinations in the city. With an aura totally lavish and aroma undeniably drool-worthy, The Grand Indian Buffet celebrates the love of food with its expansive menu that features delicious Chinese, European, and Indian delicacies.
Must-haves: Chana Masala, Fritters, Malai Kofta, Paneer Lababdar, Paneer Tikka, and Spring Roll
Always charting the list of the best pure vegetarian restaurants in Jaipur, Sagar Ratna is a renowned chain of restaurants known all over the country for its incredible South Indian spread along with quite a few North Indian and Chinese preparations. Having won numerous awards in the Hospitality industry in various categories over the years, Sagar Ratna continues to delight its customers with its authentic South Indian food.
Must-haves: Dahi Vada, Sagar Special Thali, Madras Idli Fries, Ghee Roast Dosa, and Rava Kesari.
This upscale restaurant in Jaipur has a 30-page menu that carries a wide variety of delicious Indian delicacies featuring quite a lot of experimentations, for example, their ‘Rajma Singh’- kidney bean shots are served in tarts with thick cream cheese and salsa sauce. You'll find a lot of traditional recipes here sporting such innovations that make them extra delectable.
Must Haves: Pav Bhaji Fondue, Dal Baati Choorma, Uttapam Mini Pizza, and Waffle Tower.
Considered one of the best restaurants in Jaipur, Meraaki aims at educating diners' palate with rich gastronomic experiences. The dishes on the menu are inspired by varied regional cuisines of India, capturing old traditions through modern cooking techniques. besides Modern Indian food, Meraaki also curates quite a few fusion renditions of Thai, Burmese, and Lebanese preparations to choose from.
Must Haves: Tornado Fries, Live Snowball Cheesecake, Lavash Squares, Pan-Fried Baos, Sev Puri Tacos, Wasabi Dahi Papdi, Daulat Ki Chaat, and Chocolate Fondant Cake.
Located adjacent to the flourishing Meraaki Kitchen, Cafe White Sage aims to push diners outside of their comfort zones. With its unique, light, yet flavor-packed, vegetarian and vegan preparations featuring locally sourced ingredients, Café White Sage tries to celebrate the spirit of innovation in the food industry.
Must Haves: Santa Fe Salad, Ragi Nachos, Avocado Toast, Lattice Pan-Fried Gyoza, Falafel Wrap, Croissant Sandwich, Saigon Noodles, and Arabic Milk & Pistachio Cake.
A culinary gem located near Vaishali Nagar, RJ 14 is divided into three sections with quirky décor and numerous cozy seating corners, making it the perfect place for a romantic dinner date. They offer an eclectic menu of delicious North Indian and South Indian delicacies to choose from. Besides serving a delectable Indian feast, this open-air restaurant is also known for its charming snap-worthy surroundings.
Must-haves: Puchka Platter, Dahi Ke Kabab, Dal Makhani with Assorted Bread, and Rava Masala Dosa.
Just like its name, this casual dining place welcomes you with a kaleidoscope of vibrant hues and a flavorful selection of Indian, Mexican, Thai, Italian, and Continental delicacies. Providing a charming backdrop with comfortable indoor-outdoor seating choices this is the most ideal cafe in Jaipur for couples.
Must-haves: Dahi Ke Kebab, Mexican Crispy Salad, Classic Fish n Chips, and Butter Chicken Jacket Potatoes.
Gargi Bisht is an event copywriter/conceptualizer turned writer currently working with EazyDiner Pvt. Ltd. Compulsive eater, book hoarder, dog lover and pop culture enthusiast with an innate love for storytelling. Usually the quietest person in the room, Gargi is an introvert who loves her own company. When not eating, can be found in front of her laptop watching movies. Knows a thing or two about art and literature.
