Rawat Mishthan Bhandar is a street-food stop in Mi Road, Jaipur.
Editorially verified October 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Lassiwala at 312 MI Road in Jaipur serves thick lassi topped with malai in large kulhads; the original is the middle shop of several using the name.
OrderThe makhaniya lassi in a large kulhad, with its thick layer of malai.
TipSeveral shops on this stretch use the Lassiwala name; look for number 312 and the Kishan Lal Govind Narian Agarwal signboard.
Gulab Ji Chai Wale pours milky masala chai in glasses and kulhads at Ganpati Plaza on MI Road in Jaipur, and sells bun maska to go with it from before dawn.
OrderA kulhad of masala chai with bun maska.
TipThe shop is number 17 at Ganpati Plaza, and its tables have holes to hold the chai glasses upright.
Lassiwala at 312 MI Road in Jaipur serves thick lassi topped with malai in large kulhads; the original is the middle shop of several using the name.
OrderThe makhaniya lassi in a large kulhad, with its thick layer of malai.
TipSeveral shops on this stretch use the Lassiwala name; look for number 312 and the Kishan Lal Govind Narian Agarwal signboard.
Gulab Ji Chai Wale pours milky masala chai in glasses and kulhads at Ganpati Plaza on MI Road in Jaipur, and sells bun maska to go with it from before dawn.
OrderA kulhad of masala chai with bun maska.
TipThe shop is number 17 at Ganpati Plaza, and its tables have holes to hold the chai glasses upright.
Sampat Namkeen Bhandar in Chandpole Bazaar, Jaipur, has fried spicy aloo kachori with an unpeeled-potato filling since 1936, by Time Out's account.
OrderThe aloo kachori, which comes without chutney; expect to want a second.
TipBring cash, because the shop does not take online payments; it is opposite Darbar School on Baba Harishchandra Marg.
Puran Ji Kachori Wale has fried hing kachoris filled with moong dal at Chaura Rasta in Jaipur since 1963, and serves them with fresh curd instead of chutney.
OrderThe hing kachori with curd, then a mawa kachori or a samosa.
TipBesides the hing kachori the shop sells mawa kachori, hing namkeen, samosa, pyaaz kachori and dahi kachori, plus laddoos and jalebis.
Radhe Kachori Wala is a small old-city shop on Churukon Ka Rasta in Jaipur, frying spicy kachoris and hot samosas from 06:00 to 22:00 every day.
OrderA freshly fried kachori straight from the pan, and a hot samosa.
TipYash Dixit's Kachoris of Jaipur puts it opposite Puran Ji Kachori Wale, so the two shops can be tried back to back.
Samrat Restaurant at 273 Chaura Rasta in Jaipur sells pyaaz kachori, samosas and poha, and a crowd gathers for them early each morning in the old city.
OrderThe pyaaz ki kachori with tamarind and coriander chutneys, or bedmi poori with aloo sabzi.
TipGo early, before the morning crowd builds; the Chaura Rasta shop is the one Outlook Traveller's local writer recommends.
