Niros Restaurant on Postcard

"A Jaipur Classic Today’s Jaipur buzzes with plenty of modern restaurants serving international cuisine, but that wasn’t always the case—when Niros, which first opened in 1949, started serving Chinese fare in the 1960’s, for example, it was the first place in town to do so. Now, going on its seventh decade, the place is still a favorite for its classic décor, attentive service, and extensive menu, which takes you from northern Indian standbys like chicken tikka masala and veggie curries to dumplings, stir-frys, omelettes, and even mushroom stroganoff, as well as Indo-Chinese items like fried paneer in Sichuan sauce. There are extensive choices for both veg and non-veg diners, while the kids should like the old-school sweets like American Ice Cream Sodas and Knicker Bocker Glory sundaes."

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"A Jaipur Classic Today’s Jaipur buzzes with plenty of modern restaurants serving international cuisine, but that wasn’t always the case—when Niros, which first opened in 1949, started serving Chinese fare in the 1960’s, for example, it was the first place in town to do so. Now, going on its seventh decade, the place is still a favorite for its classic décor, attentive service, and extensive menu, which takes you from northern Indian standbys like chicken tikka masala and veggie curries to dumplings, stir-frys, omelettes, and even mushroom stroganoff, as well as Indo-Chinese items like fried paneer in Sichuan sauce. There are extensive choices for both veg and non-veg diners, while the kids should like the old-school sweets like American Ice Cream Sodas and Knicker Bocker Glory sundaes."

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Josh Baltazar

Google

Went to 2 restaurants in Jaipur, here and Handi's. I would 10000% recommend Handi's and here are the reasons why Niros did not hit the standard set by Handi's. Mainly due to the price, it was much more expensive here, almost double but the quality was not double. Also they monitored when we came in and were trying to rush us out the second we finished our food. I understand they need to turn tables but it was not even fully packed. The service was really good and we made sure to tip our waiter nicely. For drinks we ordered a 650 ml Kingfisher Ultra and a Sula Sauvignon Blanc (375 ml). For food we ordered Gatta Curry (steamed gram flour dumplings in gravy), Aloo Pyaz (potatoes and onions cooked Rajasthani style), 2 Parathas and 1 Garlic Naan. The paratha and naan was solid, the Gatta Curry and Aloo Pyaz was ok. We did like the Gatta Curry better than the Aloo Pyaz. Lastly we ordered Gulab Jamun which was nice but double the price of Handi's. Overall this restaurant was ok and gets 3 stars.

Subhash Chatterji

Google

A Must-Visit for Non-Veg Lovers in Jaipur! Niros Restaurant is a gem in Jaipur, especially for non-veg food enthusiasts. The location is excellent, with ample parking space, though we did have to wait for 15 minutes due to its popularity—it’s always bustling with customers! The ambience and vibe were fantastic, setting the perfect mood for a memorable dining experience. Started with chicken monchow soup and it was perfect. We ordered Lal Maas, which was absolutely incredible—tender meat and a flavorful curry that exceeded our expectations. The Seekh Kebab was delicious, and the Chicken Korma was a big hit, even with the kids, as it wasn’t too spicy. We paired it with Garlic Naan and Butter Naan, and every bite was perfection. The service was prompt and attentive, adding to the overall great experience. Be prepared, though—the place is on the pricier side, so it might not suit those on a tight budget. If you’re in Jaipur, this is a must-visit spot for top-notch non-veg delicacies. Highly recommended!

Dellagawathi Ramanathan

Google

I give 5 stars for service and atmosphere. But food was terrible, 1 star only. No taste at all. And over price for the terrible food. I attached the bill for your reference. I feel happy to pay the bill if the food is excellence.

Kamruddin Chougale

Google

We tried only Laal Maas and tandoori Roti here since we had heavy breakfast. The meat was so tender and taste was out of the world. The service was quite good too. Strongly recommend.

Sriti Ghosh

Google

I recently dined at Niros in Jaipur, and I have to say, the experience was highly disappointing. Despite the restaurant’s hype, the food quality didn’t come close to the standards we expected, especially given the steep prices. We ordered a variety of dishes, including Mutton Seekh Kabab, Chicken Sweet Corn Soup, Paneer Tikka, Chicken Tikka Butter Masala, Lal Maas, and Vegetable Kofta. Unfortunately, each item fell short. The flavors were bland, lacking the richness and authenticity one expects from Jaipur’s culinary scene. The Vegetable Kofta was particularly poor – bland and tasteless, it was by far the worst part of the meal. At 900 rupees for a mere 8 pieces of Chicken Malai Tikka, the pricing felt exorbitant, especially given the mediocre taste. Comparable – or even better – food is easily available at other places in Jaipur for far less. While the service was passable, it wasn’t enough to make up for the poor food quality and high prices. In my opinion, Niros is completely overhyped and overpriced. Save your money and opt for one of the many other excellent restaurants Jaipur has to offer. This is a place I would not recommend at all.

Makarand Sainis

Google

Fantastic restaurant for authentic non-veg and veg dishes, serving since 1949

Abhradeep Maiti

Google

The food is excellent. The ambience is top-notch. The staff are super courteous. One of the best places in Jaipur to have authentic Rajasthani dishes. Their Rajasthani Sula and Gatta Curry are perfectly cooked with the right amount of spices. Lal Maans here is sublime. A must go for food lovers.

Asif Khan

Google

We were in Jaipur for 4 days and tried other food joints and for our final night we wanted to try something special so we decided to visit Niros.. it was advised by our someone known too.. from outside it feels like an old building and old restaurant but from inside, it is very beautiful and they have senior servers .. I guess the reason behind having seniors and experienced staff is because they know what they r doing and how to speak and understand customer needs.. in which they were perfect.. food served to us was really hot as it should be.. this is the first restaurant I have seen who serves you empty plates warm.. yes the plates which will be given to you for food.. it is also served warm so your food doesn’t get cold coz of cold plates.. tell me who have seen such detailed thinking in an restaurant.. now about order.. we ordered *Chicken lollipop: as expected ..5/5 *Mutton seekh kebabs: mouth melting.. 5/5 *Butter naan : soft and exactly how it should be.. 5/5 note: it is not the layered one but good.. *Veg fried Rice: crispy veggies and flavourful.. 5/5 *Dal makhani : it was bit sweet.. so please tell them in advance that you prefer spicy 4/5 as it is prepared as per foreign tourists so please ask them in advanced.. Cost for 2 : Approx 3500/-

Josh Baltazar

Google

Went to 2 restaurants in Jaipur, here and Handi's. I would 10000% recommend Handi's and here are the reasons why Niros did not hit the standard set by Handi's. Mainly due to the price, it was much more expensive here, almost double but the quality was not double. Also they monitored when we came in and were trying to rush us out the second we finished our food. I understand they need to turn tables but it was not even fully packed. The service was really good and we made sure to tip our waiter nicely. For drinks we ordered a 650 ml Kingfisher Ultra and a Sula Sauvignon Blanc (375 ml). For food we ordered Gatta Curry (steamed gram flour dumplings in gravy), Aloo Pyaz (potatoes and onions cooked Rajasthani style), 2 Parathas and 1 Garlic Naan. The paratha and naan was solid, the Gatta Curry and Aloo Pyaz was ok. We did like the Gatta Curry better than the Aloo Pyaz. Lastly we ordered Gulab Jamun which was nice but double the price of Handi's. Overall this restaurant was ok and gets 3 stars.

Subhash Chatterji

Google

A Must-Visit for Non-Veg Lovers in Jaipur! Niros Restaurant is a gem in Jaipur, especially for non-veg food enthusiasts. The location is excellent, with ample parking space, though we did have to wait for 15 minutes due to its popularity—it’s always bustling with customers! The ambience and vibe were fantastic, setting the perfect mood for a memorable dining experience. Started with chicken monchow soup and it was perfect. We ordered Lal Maas, which was absolutely incredible—tender meat and a flavorful curry that exceeded our expectations. The Seekh Kebab was delicious, and the Chicken Korma was a big hit, even with the kids, as it wasn’t too spicy. We paired it with Garlic Naan and Butter Naan, and every bite was perfection. The service was prompt and attentive, adding to the overall great experience. Be prepared, though—the place is on the pricier side, so it might not suit those on a tight budget. If you’re in Jaipur, this is a must-visit spot for top-notch non-veg delicacies. Highly recommended!

Dellagawathi Ramanathan

Google

I give 5 stars for service and atmosphere. But food was terrible, 1 star only. No taste at all. And over price for the terrible food. I attached the bill for your reference. I feel happy to pay the bill if the food is excellence.

Kamruddin Chougale

Google

We tried only Laal Maas and tandoori Roti here since we had heavy breakfast. The meat was so tender and taste was out of the world. The service was quite good too. Strongly recommend.

Sriti Ghosh

Google

I recently dined at Niros in Jaipur, and I have to say, the experience was highly disappointing. Despite the restaurant’s hype, the food quality didn’t come close to the standards we expected, especially given the steep prices. We ordered a variety of dishes, including Mutton Seekh Kabab, Chicken Sweet Corn Soup, Paneer Tikka, Chicken Tikka Butter Masala, Lal Maas, and Vegetable Kofta. Unfortunately, each item fell short. The flavors were bland, lacking the richness and authenticity one expects from Jaipur’s culinary scene. The Vegetable Kofta was particularly poor – bland and tasteless, it was by far the worst part of the meal. At 900 rupees for a mere 8 pieces of Chicken Malai Tikka, the pricing felt exorbitant, especially given the mediocre taste. Comparable – or even better – food is easily available at other places in Jaipur for far less. While the service was passable, it wasn’t enough to make up for the poor food quality and high prices. In my opinion, Niros is completely overhyped and overpriced. Save your money and opt for one of the many other excellent restaurants Jaipur has to offer. This is a place I would not recommend at all.

Makarand Sainis

Google

Fantastic restaurant for authentic non-veg and veg dishes, serving since 1949

Abhradeep Maiti

Google

The food is excellent. The ambience is top-notch. The staff are super courteous. One of the best places in Jaipur to have authentic Rajasthani dishes. Their Rajasthani Sula and Gatta Curry are perfectly cooked with the right amount of spices. Lal Maans here is sublime. A must go for food lovers.

Asif Khan

Google

We were in Jaipur for 4 days and tried other food joints and for our final night we wanted to try something special so we decided to visit Niros.. it was advised by our someone known too.. from outside it feels like an old building and old restaurant but from inside, it is very beautiful and they have senior servers .. I guess the reason behind having seniors and experienced staff is because they know what they r doing and how to speak and understand customer needs.. in which they were perfect.. food served to us was really hot as it should be.. this is the first restaurant I have seen who serves you empty plates warm.. yes the plates which will be given to you for food.. it is also served warm so your food doesn’t get cold coz of cold plates.. tell me who have seen such detailed thinking in an restaurant.. now about order.. we ordered *Chicken lollipop: as expected ..5/5 *Mutton seekh kebabs: mouth melting.. 5/5 *Butter naan : soft and exactly how it should be.. 5/5 note: it is not the layered one but good.. *Veg fried Rice: crispy veggies and flavourful.. 5/5 *Dal makhani : it was bit sweet.. so please tell them in advance that you prefer spicy 4/5 as it is prepared as per foreign tourists so please ask them in advanced.. Cost for 2 : Approx 3500/-

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