Fast food and home catering Rajasthan

Three falafel stands are located on Sadar Bazaar and are always full, whatever the time of day. Our favorite is probably Just Falafel for its interior, which is a little more neat than the others. You will meet many Israeli tourists there, but also many others, because the falafels of Pushkar are famous. Ideal to fill a small hunger or for a light meal, the sandwiches are simply delicious and allow to change the dal or mutter paneer. Not very authentic, but frankly good!

This trendy little café-restaurant is adjacent to the boutique of the same name. The golden youth of Jaipur meets here to enjoy bagels, falafels, tapenade, brie sandwiches, hummus, pesto... The choice of international inspiration is not only very eclectic, but also very convincing. The pastries, cookies, chocolates and desserts of all kinds also hit the spot. You can accompany everything with an espresso (a rarity in India), a fruit juice or an ice tea. If you need to let go, this is the place to be.

Among the specialties of this shop: bhang in all forms. Lassi, fruit juices, cookies, cakes, chocolate... For those who have not heard of bhang, it is a preparation made from cannabis leaves. In this region, Indians are fond of it, especially during religious festivals. This official store is approved by the government. Nothing illegal, but beware, some bhang can be very strong. Some tourists attracted by the thrill have had the bad experience.

Who doesn't know the Omelette Shop? It is impossible to stay in Jodhpur without seeing this famous man who sells hard-boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, fried eggs... and especially omelets. His stand is located on the left side of the Sardar Market entrance, on the old city side. Victim of his success, Ramkishan Gwalani faces many traders who try to imitate him, even if some of them have closed down with the Covid-19 pandemic. While enjoying a good cheese masala omelet, take a look at his guest books; they are very funny!

Since its opening in 2016, this tiny café has not stopped filling up. A la carte, a large choice of fresh products to get you settled early in the morning or for a light breakfast. But above all, a very large choice of coffees, espresso or elongated, machiatto or frappé, that will satisfy caffeine addicts. Beware, between 9 and 10 am there is often a queue, as yoga enthusiasts all arrive here after their morning session in the nearby centre. The three tables set up on the small terrace are quickly taken by storm. From there, one can observe the lively Gangaur Ghat district.

A nice little cafe that has a walk on the street, just steps from the lake. Held by the same owners as the Tiger, it is especially appreciated for its espresso (as at home) and its delicious pastries. Let yourself be tempted by the roll roll.

A few tables under an awning and others on the bank of the Nawal Sagar invite you to take a refreshing break in a lovely garden. You can eat there at any time of the day for a reasonable price or quench your thirst with a cold drink. The place is particularly popular at sunset and the tables can quickly be overrun in high season. Without being unforgettably romantic, the place is very pleasant, especially thanks to its unobstructed view. They also serve beer under the coat, but shh.

If you haven't had a chance to try the creamy lassis at Jaipur's Lassiwala, you can make up for it here. This street corner stall sells delicious saffron flavored lassis. They are prepared freshly every day and if you come early in the morning, you will even see Anant doing the final preparations. Served in the traditional clay cups, you can ask for it salted, sweetened, with extra cream. A perfect stop after visiting the museum which is just a few steps away.