Handi restaurant jaipur

Harsh Sinha ★★★★★

During my recent trip to Jaipur, I had the opportunity to dine at the famous Handi Restaurant on MI Road, right in the heart of the city. Known for its authentic Rajasthani cuisine, this restaurant had been on my list for a while, and it certainly lived up to its reputation. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the Junglee Maas. Prepared in rich desi ghee and packed with traditional flavors, it was so delicious that I ended up ordering a second serving. The meat was tender, aromatic, and beautifully cooked, making it one of the best versions of this classic Rajasthani dish I have tasted. The Lal Maas was equally impressive, offering the perfect balance of heat and spice that Rajasthan is famous for. To accompany the curries, we ordered tandoori rotis, which were fresh, soft, and had a pleasant wheat flavor that complemented the rich gravies perfectly. The mixed raita was well-seasoned and refreshing, helping to balance the spice levels of the meal. The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both tourists and locals. Although the prices are on the medium-to-higher side, the quality of food, quick service, courteous staff, and availability of drinks make the experience worthwhile. If you're visiting Jaipur and want to explore authentic Rajasthani flavors, Handi Restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

a month ago

Bimal Kumar Samantaray ★★★★☆

Handi is a popular restaurant in Jaipur, mainly favored by non-vegetarians for its signature dish, "Laal Meat Curry" (priced at Rs. 450/-) served with Bajra ke Roti. I tried the paneer curry, which was average in taste, along with Rabdi Kulfi. My friends were satisfied with the non-veg dishes. The service is okay. The main issue is parking, as it is located next to the main road. The ambiance is not very impressive, but not bad either.

2 weeks ago

Yagya Dutt ★★★★★

I recently visited Handi Restaurant and had a good overall experience. The Lal Maas was nicely spicy, with whole Mathania mirch in the gravy which gave it an authentic Rajasthani touch. The mutton pieces had slightly less meat than expected, but the overall taste was still very satisfying. The tandoori roti was fresh and slightly bready, with a nice wheat flavor that paired well with the curry. The mixed raita was well-seasoned and balanced the spice perfectly. The atmosphere was really pleasant, making it a comfortable place to dine. Prices are on the medium to high side, but you can also enjoy drinks there, which adds to the experience. Service was quick and the staff were polite. Overall, a good place to try Lal Maas in Jaipur.

4 months ago