Jodhpur Tourism & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Jodhpur

Jodhpur Tour & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Jodhpur

A number of Indian delicacies have also originated in Jodhpur. Some of the famous Jodhpur cuisines are Makhaniya Lassi, Mawa Kachori, Pyaaz Kachori, Hot & Spicy Mirchibada (a preparation made with potato, onion, chilli and gram flour) and Panchkuta. Jodhpur is also famous for its sweets. It is like a tradition in Jodhpur to first have something sweet and then proceed to the main course. The sweet hospitality of Jodhpur is known as Mithi Manuhar.Some of the popular sweets of Jodhpur are Maveki Kachori, Besan ki Chaaki, and Maakhan Vade.

Mid Town

Mid Town is fine dining with a choice of seating, live folk music and great veg food. It serves Rajasthani specialities, including some typical to Jodhpur, such as chakki-ka-sagh (wheat dumpling cooked in rich gravy) and kabuli (vegetables with rice, milk, bread and fruit).

On the Rocks

This leafy garden restaurant (candle-lit in the evening) is frequented by families and tour groups. It has tasty Indian cuisine, including lots of barbecue options, a small playground and a cave-like bar, Rocktails with a dance floor.

Indique

This refined candle-lit rooftop terrace is the perfect place for a romantic dinner. Even murky Gulab Sagar glistens at night and the views to the fort, clock tower and Umaid Bhawan are superb. The food is traditional tandoori and North Indian curries and you won' be disappointed by the old favourites butter chicken and rogan josh. On your way, drop into the delightful 18th Century Bar with saddle bar stools and enough heritage paraphernalia to have you ordering pink gins.

Kalinga Restaurant

This restaurant near the train station is smart and popular, with a bright, classy ambience. It has a well-stocked bar, and tasty veg and non veg North Indian dishes- tandoori and curries. Try the lalmaans, a mouth watering Rajasthani mutton curry.