8 Best Places To Eat Street Food In Jaipur

There goes a saying: “No food like street food.” Street food is popular in most countries. Many ideas are conjured up by street food. Anything from ice cream and hot dogs to burgers, burritos and shawarmas, and one of the most fundamental appeals-variety and availability-is therein. Due to the variety of street foods their streets can handle, many towns are also recognized. Authenticity is another appealing aspect.

Posted On October 16th, 2020

Fast Food at Aunty's Cafe

This only vegetarian restaurant has outdoor seating and offers up to three cuisines along with fast food, such as North Indian, Chinese, South Indian. Even during the rush hours, this place is known for its fast service and also for its delicious Masala Dosa and Pav Bhaji.

Kulfi Faluda at Bapu Bazaar

What could be a better choice on a sultry summer day in Jaipur than a delicious Matka kulfi plate? Visit shop number 28 on Link road at Bapu Bazaar to taste the best kulfi faluda in Jaipur. The taste of these kulfis will take you down the road of memory, reminiscent of your happy childhood. For classic street food experience, the shop has an ideal spot, in the middle of all crazy noise and chaos. So, take some time out to visit here to taste their creamy kulfis, which are considered to be the best in town.

Chicken Tikka at Sethi Bar-Be-Que

Satisfy your meat cravings at Raja Park's renowned Sethi Bar-Be-Que restaurant, which is believed to serve Jaipur's best chicken tikka and tandoori. This little food joint is quite a craze among the town's non-vegetarian crowd, providing a Dhaba-style atmosphere. People like to eat here inside their vehicles, so you can see a long row of cars parked outside the restaurant. These tantalisingly delicious chicken tikkas, served with tandoori rotis, masala, chutney, onion rings and lemon, will surely leave you craving for more.

Pav Bhaji at Pandit's

Pandit's pav bhaji stall near Birla Mandir has earned itself a permanent reputation and fame for serving the city's hot and delicious pav bhaji. The pav bhaji is served at quite a nominal price, loved equally by locals and tourists for its consistent deliciousness. These stalls are a must-visit for all those hopping on street food in Jaipur. You literally can not stop yourself from eating freshly made and served hot with a cube of butter and garlic chutney.

Kathi Roll at Al Bake

As the name suggests, the Chicken Paradise is heaven for chicken lovers, Al Bake. You will find almost every chicken item to bite into on the menu, from shwarma to tikka. The store, located on MI Lane, remains open until 12 in the morning and is still crowded with clients. You can see people buying mostly Kathi rolls here, which is an utter delight for all carnivores and this outlet's signature dish. Without sampling Al Bake's hot and scrumptious Kathi rolls, your street food tour of Jaipur would not be considered complete.

Best of Indian Street Food at Masala Chowk

Jaipur has an extremely likeable place to eat known as Masala Chowk in the running of fancy cafés and restaurants, serving cuisines from all over the world. Masala Chowk is an open-air food court serving all kinds of food located within the popular Ram Niwas garden. Many of Jaipur's popular and ancient eateries also have kiosks here. The place is situated near the Museum of the Albert Hall. Masala Chowk has turned out to be a great success due to the extreme tourist fall and prominence of the town.

Masala Chai at Gulab Ji Chaiwala

Gulab Ji chaiwala, respected by Jaipur, happens to start his day earlier than most people his age do. He gets up earlier than 6.30 a.m. every morning, a time when he's all suited up and ready to be at his office, his venerable chai stall (tea stall). There is a large gathering of beggars every morning, about 250 of whom are treated with free chai and samosa, or four slices of bread and butter, and with a great deal of gratitude.