Rajasthan\u2019s capital Jaipur is famous for several reasons: magnificent forts and palaces, charming havelis, friendly locals and rainbow-hues everywhere you look. However, no trip to the \u2018Pink City\u2019 is complete without tucking into some authentic Rajasthani food. Combining gastronomic traditions from the kitchens of the royals to the street stalls of everyday families, and fusing local culinary traditions with those of neighboring areas, Jaipur is a foodie\u2019s paradise. Here are our top three restaurants\u2026<\/p>\n
Established in 1949, Niros is a long-standing favorite on bustling MI Rd. It was the first restaurant in Jaipur to serve Chinese food way back in the 1960s. Now, going on its seventh decade, the place continues to hit the high notes for its classic d\u00e9cor, attentive service and extensive menu, from northern Indian standbys like chicken tikka masala and veggie curries to dumplings, stir-frys, omelettes, and even mushroom stroganoff, as well as Indo-Chinese items such as fried paneer in Sichuan sauce. Children will love the old-school sweets including American Ice Cream Sodas and Knickerbocker Glory sundaes.<\/p>\n
Luxury hotel Rambagh Palace boasts a rich history with sumptuous food cooked by award-winning chefs. Some of Jaipur\u2019s best multi-cuisine and Indian restaurants can be found here including SuvarnaMahal. With high ceilings, gilded mirrors and Florentine frescoes, it\u2019s both a feast for the eyes as well as the tastebuds, serving royal cuisines from the princely states of Rajasthan, Awadh, Punjab, and Hyderabad. The polo bar, adorned with sporting memorabilia, is perfect for a cocktail beforehand. During the day, the Verandah Caf\u00e9 is a lovely place for coffee or lunch or high tea on the Rambagh lawns with beautiful views of the palace gardens and peacocks meandering.<\/p>\n
This small Art Deco palace hotel, owned by Jaipur\u2019s royal family, is a bold contemporary take on palatial Indian style with 14 exquisite rooms and a collection of excellent restaurants. The Orient-Occident,\u00a0is one of the more formal dining spaces, serving traditional recipes of Jaipur, now rarely encountered elsewhere. 51 Shades of Pink is a celebration of color offering a lighter cafe style menu and the\u00a0glass-walled Colonnade overlooking the gardens is a relaxed affair with freshly-prepared comfort food . Last but not least, afternoon tea on the manicured lawns is a truly delicious \u2013 and unforgettable \u2013 experience overlooking the city and the poolside.<\/p>\n
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These ideas are just suggestions for some great dining options in Jaipur.\u00a0To start planning your luxury tailor-made holiday to India,\u00a0please contact us.\u00a0Each trip designed by Rajasthan Tours<\/a> is created uniquely for you, working to your budget, style and interests with an absolute commitment to quality.\u00a0We take the work off you to allow you to enjoy the most memorable holiday experience.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Rajasthan\u2019s capital Jaipur is famous for several reasons: magnificent forts and palaces, charming havelis, friendly locals and rainbow-hues everywhere you look. However, no trip to the \u2018Pink City\u2019 is complete without tucking into some authentic Rajasthani food. Combining gastronomic traditions from the kitchens of the royals to the street stalls of everyday families, and fusing […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":305,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[1],"tags":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\n\t\n\n\n\t\n