Jaipur is famously known as the Pink City. While many people often focus on the city’s palaces, historical stories, and royal heritage, there is another significant aspect of Jaipur that deserves attention: its food. Today I am going to tell you the best street food places in JAIPUR.
I’m not just referring to the well-known Dal Bati Churma; many street food places are essential to experiencing Jaipur. Without trying these local delicacies, your trip to Jaipur would feel incomplete.
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In today’s article, I’m excited to share something special that you might not have heard about before: must-visit food places in Jaipur. For the wonderful people of Jaipur, there are certain street food places that play a big role in their daily lives. You could say that a typical day for a Jaipur local often begins and ends with the delicious flavours and spices that these spots have to offer.
Today, I’m sharing some tips on how to explore without breaking the bank. We will cover where to find these places, what type of vehicle to use for local transportation, the typical charges for those vehicles, the best times to visit, what food you should try, and even what the food prices are like. Let’s make your adventure both enjoyable and affordable!
Make sure to read the entire article to discover the best street food places in Jaipur.
Let’s make your adventure both enjoyable and affordable!
1. Rohit Bhaiya Mumbai Ka Vada Pav-
As you might have understood from the name, this is “Mumbai ka Vada Pav” If you want to eat vada pav as good as Mumbai vada pav while in Jaipur, then you must visit this place once.
Here, you can enjoy the famous pav bhaji along with vada pav. There are also various South Indian dishes that will satisfy your cravings, such as different types of dosa, idlis, and medu vada.
Where it’s located: Shop 163, Opposite Millennium School, Brahmpuri Road, Brahmpuri, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can take an E-rickshaw from Hawamahal to Choti Chopad, costing you Rs 10 per person. Then, from Choti Chopad, you can take another E-rickshaw to Millennium School Brahmpuri, which will again cost you Rs 10 per person. Exactly in front of Millennium School, you will find “Rohit Bhaiya Mumbai ka vada Pav”.
The final cost will be Rs 20 per person.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 4 PM and closes at 11 PM. However, due to the rush on Sundays, the last stock will be available from 9 to 10 PM.
Things you need to try: Vada pav.
Price: Rs 25 per piece.
2. Murli Pan Bhandaar-
If you’re in Jaipur, you need to check out “Murli Pan Bhandaar”! Trust me, their pan is absolutely amazing, and the taste is something you won’t forget. Treat yourself—it’s a must-try.
Where it’s located: in front of Shop No. 264, Tripolia Bazar, Bapu Bazar, Pink City, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can walk a short distance from Hawamahal to Tripolia Gate. In the middle of this path, you will find “Murli Pan Bhandaar”. You can also take an e-rickshaw from Hawamahal to Tripolia Gate, which will charge you Rs 10 per person.
But honestly, I’d recommend strolling on foot—you’ll get to enjoy a little bit of the vibrant Tripolia Bazaar along the way!
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 12 PM and closes at 11 PM.
Things you need to try: Meetha pan.
Price: Rs 40 per piece.
3. DSP Patashi Wala-
If you believe you can handle spicy food, think again. “DSP” Patashi wala serves such spicy Patashi that you’ll reconsider eating spicy food in the future.
Where it’s located: 351, Tripolia Bazar, Pink City, Jaipur.
How to reach: Just like when you go from Hawamahal towards Tripolia Bazaar, in the same way, you will find “DSP Patashi wale” on the side.
If you want, you can also take an e-rickshaw, which will charge you Rs 10 per person to go from Hawa Mahal to Tripolia Bazaar.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 4 PM and closes at 9 PM.
Things you need to try: You can try SP (Spicy Patashi) here, but if you enjoy spice more, you can also try DSP (Double Spicy Patashi) here.
Price: Rs 30 per plate.
4. Vijay Lakshmi Namkeen Bhandaar-
Have you heard about the amazing Kachoris in Jaipur? This is one of the best street foods in Jaipur. One spot you definitely don’t want to miss is “Vijay Lakshmi Namkeen Bhandaar.” They have a fantastic selection of snacks, including samosas, dal kachoris, pyaaz kachoris, mirchi vadas, aloo bondas, and crunchy pakoras.
But what really makes this place special is their incredible chutney—it’s one-of-a-kind and totally delicious! You won’t find anything like it anywhere else in Jaipur. Enjoy!
Where it’s located: Below Ram Prakash Cinema Hall, Hawa Mahal Rd, Chandi Ki Taksal, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can take a short walk from Hawa Mahal towards Kale Hanuman Ji. Along the way, you will come across “Vijay Laxmi Namkeen Bhandar.” Alternatively, you can take an E-rickshaw from Hawa Mahal to Kale Hanuman Ji, which will cost you Rs 10 per person.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 9 AM and closes at 9 PM.
Things you need to try: You should definitely try their Dal Kachori and Aloo Bonda here.
Price: Samosa, Dal Kachori and Aloo Bonda will cost you Rs 20 per piece. For Mirchi Vada and pyaaz Kachori, you will get Rs 20 to 25 per piece.
5. Pandit Kulfi-
Everyone enjoys having sweets after a meal, and to satisfy your sweet tooth, I want to tell you about a fantastic place called “Pandit Kulfi”.
Here, you’ll find a variety of delicious kulfis that will make you fall in love with them or love them even more!
Where it’s located: 110, Hawa Mahal Rd, Chandi Ki Taksal, J.D.A. Market, Sirahdeori Bazar, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can take a short walk from Hawa Mahal towards Kale Hanuman Ji. Along the way, you will come across ” Pandit Kulfi”.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 11 AM and closes at 11 PM.
Things you need to try: Normal kulfi, rose kulfi, pan kulfi.
Price: Rs 40 per piece.
6. Shree Nath Ji Dabeli Wala-
You may have tried Dabeli from Gujarat, but this time you should definitely try Dabeli from Jaipur. Here, you will find both Dabeli and Vada Pav.
Where it’s located: 280 GC Dairy ke niche SBI Bank, Chaura Rasta Rd, near SBI BANK, Chaura Rasta, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can take an e-rickshaw from Hawamahal to Amar Jain Hospital, where you will find “Shri Nath Ji Dabeli Wala”. An e-rickshaw will charge you Rs 10 per person.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 4 PM and closes at 10 PM.
Things you need to try: Dabeli and Vada pav.
Price: Dabeli will cost you Rs 30 per piece, and vada pav will cost you Rs 25 per piece.
7. Agarwal Pakodi Bhandaar-
If you enjoy eating pakodas, visit “Agarwal Pakodi Bhandaar”, which is located near Hawamahal. You can find spicy and mouth-watering pakodas there—one of the amazing street foods in Jaipur.
Where it’s located: Near Badi Chopad Ganesh Mandir, Metro Gate No. 1.
How to reach: You can take a short walk from Hawa Mahal towards Badi Chopad Metro Gate No. 1. Along the way, you will come across ” Agarwal Pakodi Bhandaar “.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 11 AM and closes at 9 PM.
Things you need to try: Lahsun and pyaaz ki pakodi.
Price: Rs 60 for a full plate.
8. Badi Chopad Patties Wala-
If you’re out for a nice walk in Jaipur and craving a light snack, you’ve got to check out Patties Wale Uncle! He’s been serving up amazing patties in the market for years, and the best part is that you’ll still enjoy the same delicious taste, crunch, and freshness today. It’s definitely worth a stop!
Where it’s located: Near Badi Chopad, Metro Gate No. 3.
How to reach: You can take a short walk from Hawa Mahal towards Badi Chopad Metro Gate No. 3. Along the way, you will come across ” Badi Chopad Patties Wala”.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 11 AM and closes at 8 PM.
Things you need to try: Simple patties, special patties.
Price: Simple patties are Rs 20 per piece and special patties are Rs 25 per piece.
9. Suresh Ji Golgappe Wala-
If you’re shopping in Bapu Bazaar and craving something delicious, try the street food in “Suresh Ji Golgappa Wala.” They serve up the most delicious Khatti, Mithi, and Teekhi Golgappe, which are sure to satisfy your hunger.
Where it’s located: Near Saraogi Mansion, Mirza Ismail Rd, Bapu Bazar, Biseswarji, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can take an e-rickshaw from Hawamahal to the Saraogi Mansion street food area, where you will find ” Suresh Ji Golgappa Wala “. An e-rickshaw will charge you Rs 10 per person.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 1 PM and closes at 9 PM.
Things you need to try: Dahi puri, suji golgappe, pani puri.
Price: Pani puri will cost you Rs 20 per plate, and dahi puri will cost you Rs 30 per plate.
10. Famous Jayka Sandwich-
If you are roaming the streets of Bapu Bazaar and have a craving for a sandwich and hotdog, then you can eat “Famous Jayka Sandwich”. You will get some amazing hotdogs over there. This will definitely satisfy your street food craving.
Where it’s located: Near Saraogi Mansion, Mirza Ismail Rd, Bapu Bazar, Biseswarji, Jaipur.
How to reach: You can take an e-rickshaw from Hawamahal to the Saraogi Mansion street food area, where you will find “Famous Jayka Sandwich”. An e-rickshaw will charge you Rs 10 per person.
Best time to visit: The shop opens at 1 PM and closes at 9 PM.
Things you need to try: Hotdog and sandwich.
Price: The hotdog will cost you Rs 60 per plate, and the sandwich will cost you Rs 40 per plate.
CONCLUSION:
You’ll find plenty of amazing spots to visit and eat in Jaipur, but there are some hidden street food gems that not many people talk about! When you’re in Jaipur, make it a point to check out these special street food places. I promise they’ll make your trip even more unforgettable and fun!
I’d love to share a little tip with you: try exploring Jaipur on foot! You might stumble upon some hidden gems that you wouldn’t find in a guidebook. Enjoy the adventure!
I have provided most of the addresses related to Hawamahal. However, if you’re interested in exploring from other locations, I have also included addresses for those places. You can view the complete route by uploading it to Google Maps.
We had a wonderful time chatting about some of the best street food places in Jaipur!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
1. Are these food places open every day?
Yes, these food places are open every day.
2. Can I pay online at these food places?
Yes, you can make the payment online, but carrying some cash would be handy.
3. Can I cover all these food places in one day?
If your sole objective is to try out the food spots, you can definitely cover all of them.
4. Which Jaipur food should I try first?
You should definitely try the kachoris here first—specifically from Samrat.
5. Is parking available near these food places?
It is available in some places but not everywhere. In my opinion, you should try exploring on a two-wheeler only.
6. Can I visit these places with family?
Yes, you can definitely visit these places with your family.
7. Can I visit these places with my girlfriend/boyfriend?
Yes, you can definitely visit these places with your girlfriend/boyfriend.
8. Are these food spots budget-friendly?
Yes, all these food spots are budget-friendly; usually, ₹100–150 is enough for two people.
9. Do these food places have vegetarian options?
Yes, vegetarian options are also available there.
10. Are these food places crowded on weekends?
Yes, some places are crowded while others aren’t. But all the places are worth trying.
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