Indulge In Authentic Rajasthani Fare At Spice Court In Jaipur

By Sunetra

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Spice Court, Jaipur

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What Makes It Awesome

Spice Court has been serving delicious Rajasthani food for several years now. You have to try their Mutton Sula, Keema Baati, and Laal Maas. While the food tastes absolutely delicious, the ambience, live music, puppet show, and outdoor as well as indoor seating makes it a perfect place to dine for locals and tourists.

What Could Be Better?

They should definitely try improving their service. The number of people coming in is perhaps overwhelming for the restaurant management itself. They don’t take reservations or book tables to avoid chaos.

What's My Pro Tip?

Plenty of parking available. Nice lawn for kids to run around till you get a table. Angeethis available for the winters.

Anything Else?

Won't recommend it for the faint-hearted but if you love spicy food, do try their Junglee Maas. It's filled with chillies but totally worth it. They taste just as good as the ones you get at Jaisalmer.

Written By Sunetra Vijaykar

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Is a culinary expert specialising in regional cuisines of India. To popularise Pathare Prabhu cuisine, she runs a pop-up kitchen (Dine With Vijaykars) from her ancestral home in Mumbai and also in Delhi. A food feature writer, recipe curator and a passionate cook herself, she loves traveling and trying out local food. To know more about Dine With Vijaykars or to book yourself for their next pop-up event, visit them on FB/Insta:- https://www.instagram.com/dinewithvijaykars/ And https://www.facebook.com/dinewithvijaykars/ Follow me also on :- https://www.instagram.com/dinewithvijaykars_recommends/