Rajdhani Thali Restaurant

The biggest issue as a tourist is the language barrier, and I've never experienced a thali style restaurant before. Sure I've ordered a thali for dinner but this is basically an endless stream of food that's on that days menu. I think all restaurants need Google translate as this explanation would have made life easier but once we understood how it works it was a wildly enjoyable experience! The staff, though they didn't speak English, were so kind and happy and the food was absolutely fantastic. I definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a lot of food, a good price, and an unforgettable experience.

Excellent variety of dishes covering the various flavors of India. All you can eat restaurant. Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Gets pretty busy during peak hours and queues are normal. Good ambience and nice interior. Must visit place for Indian food lovers.

This place has a true Rajasthani feel. They serves one of the best Rajdhani Thali in Delhi. They have around 15 food items in their thali and that too unlimited. The food is really delicious and hospitality is great too. All the dishes were served hot and fresh to our table. Each and every item is unique and tasty. Excellent service and unlimited refills! Highly recommended!

I must say, this restaurant is a must go for people who love to try the various cultural cuisines of India. Rajdhani totally exceeded my expectations in terms of service, food, and the ambience. The services include many types of starters, main dishes, desserts and even hand wash at the table itself. Moreover, at a fixed price, you can have as much food as you want. My MOST favourite dish was the Rabri and Malpoa at the last. I had it twice ;p

Good match of rajasthani & Gujarati food 😄. This restaurant serves you buffet option or single dish options. That was nice experience of food & service. They have lot of varities in their food like 4,5 main course dishes , 2,3 snakes , 3,4 sweets , 2,3 daals ,2,3 type of breads and chutneys etc. First time when you go there you just need to sit there . They will wash your hands and serve you food like our home. It's very beautiful experience I think everyone should take this experience in every rajasthani thali restaurants. My Advice [ Try everything once what they are serving you they will say name before they serve in First time . If you don't like it that specific item then don't take it next time when servent will serve you .........👉{Their every dish has a different taste 😋 so my openion is try everything they are serving you. Then you will got that real beauty of rajashthan }. Prices = 625+GST for 6 days ( 🎇They have special offer on only Tuesday you will get in 325+GST ) . If you want to eat something different and want good service and food visit once. [ Try their BAJRA ROTI WITH WHITE BUTTER 🧈 AND JAGGERY 😋😋]

This place has a Rajasthani feel. They have around 20+ food items in their thali and that too unlimited. The food & service is decent. All the dishes were served hot and fresh. Mix of Rajashthani & Gujarati items. Overall decent experience. Not Strongly recommended but if nearby then can try it once.

This restaurant has everything a Rajasthani or Gujarati wants. Basic focus on traditional food items all the way from Rajasthan & Gujarat. During my visit to this place, I was overwhelmed with their service. Meal was unlimited and probably 25 plus items were served on my table. Thali was huge. From Dal Baati churma to Gujarati Khatta Dhokla, they served almost everything I knew about those two states. Buttermilk was totally refreshing. Best part, that was unlimited as well. Even in desserts they served many items like Malpua, Rabri, Fruit float, etc. Food was basic with light amount of masala which will please almost every guest who visit here. Ambiance is quite decent, family crowd was there and light music was playing in the background. I went their with my Family and we really enjoyed our time there. Hopefully will visit here soon in the near future. Restaurant is pure Vegetarian so I'd definitely recommend a vegetarian to visit this place.

Want to eat something different today?? Food that is different from regular naan, latcha paratha, Dal makhani, shahi paneer and so on! May I suggest some Rajasthani food at a decent restaurant in Delhi. I visited the outlet in Connaught Place located exactly at Scindia House, next to the KFC. This is a buffet restaurant that serves food on your table. No a la carte option. The price per person stood at Rs 578/- per person including taxes. On ambience front this place is okay and does not stand out. Neat and clean with mild lighting and minimal decoration. Good enough for you to take a table and feel comfortable. In a short time you find a large thali with plenty of tiny katoris finding place on your table. Your face brightens up. Soon the thali is filled up with all sorts of Rajasthani food that makes this place stand out. Although the menu changes according to the season and seasonal vegetables a few of the food stuff remains constant. They serve dahi vada, dal-bati-churma, kadhi (its only gravy sans pakodis), daal, chana, paneer in gravy, dum aloo in gravy and one seasonal vegetable. I happened to get bhindi (lady fingers). Soon comes chapati which is small, soft and well baked. You also get tiny bajra (pearl millet) roti. You are offered a generous drop of desi ghee and I opted for each chapati that found its way to my plate. Lovely it was! There was jeera rice too but I gave it a skip. In sweets it was kheer, tiny maalpua with rabri, puran poli, churma and some halwa. Yes, how can I forget to mention that small glass of chaach (butter milk) to gulp down what was coming my way. The servings are unlimited, though in small quantities that helps you to avoid wastage. You eat as much as you can. You eat what your taste buds love most. The service is decent that comes with courtesy. While eating you are made to feel special and all your queries regarding food are answered well. WHAT I MISSED: What I regret not being able to eat was gatta subzi, gatta pulao, Rajasthani papad, papad ki subzi, Rajasthani green chilli pickle 🥒 where you get one long chilli that is stuffed with unique masala and other Rajasthani pickle. It is also a custom in Rajasthan to serve some bhajia (namkeen mixture) with the food to give you a crunchy feel and I missed it too. There was no need for typical north Indian stuff like chola ( chana) or paneer dish or even bhindi. All these stuff we eat every day in our homes too. Rajasthan is also known for its green chilli pakoda 🥒 or mirchi vada as it is popularly known. and I look forward to it at this place in future. I think the management will take care and try to make this restaurant different from others and give a typical Rajasthani flavour. The decor also needs to be redone in a Rajasthani style. CONCLUSION: Overall a nice experience and you come out of the restaurant wearing a smile on your face. Good dining experience that satisfies the taste buds. However, on the price front I found it on the higher side. In my opinion a price of Rs 400/- per head was enough. The tag of Rs 578/- is a bit too much; may be because this restaurant is in Connaught Place, one of the most expensive commercial place in the capital. In the last you feel a burning a hole in your pocket because you realise you haven't eaten even half of the price that was charged from you. The quantities served in your plate are miniscule (veggies are equal to one spoonful). So at the end you haven't even eaten equal to one bowl. Tasting each dish and repeating your favourite ones for once or twice is sufficient to give the feeling of fullness. Visit this place and you will feel happy. The only regret you might have is NOT being able to eat one or two dishes more though you have definitely over eaten. #indianfood #rajasthan, #eatingindelhi #eatingout #gourmet #dalbati

The biggest issue as a tourist is the language barrier, and I've never experienced a thali style restaurant before. Sure I've ordered a thali for dinner but this is basically an endless stream of food that's on that days menu. I think all restaurants need Google translate as this explanation would have made life easier but once we understood how it works it was a wildly enjoyable experience! The staff, though they didn't speak English, were so kind and happy and the food was absolutely fantastic. I definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a lot of food, a good price, and an unforgettable experience.

Excellent variety of dishes covering the various flavors of India. All you can eat restaurant. Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Gets pretty busy during peak hours and queues are normal. Good ambience and nice interior. Must visit place for Indian food lovers.

This place has a true Rajasthani feel. They serves one of the best Rajdhani Thali in Delhi. They have around 15 food items in their thali and that too unlimited. The food is really delicious and hospitality is great too. All the dishes were served hot and fresh to our table. Each and every item is unique and tasty. Excellent service and unlimited refills! Highly recommended!

I must say, this restaurant is a must go for people who love to try the various cultural cuisines of India. Rajdhani totally exceeded my expectations in terms of service, food, and the ambience. The services include many types of starters, main dishes, desserts and even hand wash at the table itself. Moreover, at a fixed price, you can have as much food as you want. My MOST favourite dish was the Rabri and Malpoa at the last. I had it twice ;p

Good match of rajasthani & Gujarati food 😄. This restaurant serves you buffet option or single dish options. That was nice experience of food & service. They have lot of varities in their food like 4,5 main course dishes , 2,3 snakes , 3,4 sweets , 2,3 daals ,2,3 type of breads and chutneys etc. First time when you go there you just need to sit there . They will wash your hands and serve you food like our home. It's very beautiful experience I think everyone should take this experience in every rajasthani thali restaurants. My Advice [ Try everything once what they are serving you they will say name before they serve in First time . If you don't like it that specific item then don't take it next time when servent will serve you .........👉{Their every dish has a different taste 😋 so my openion is try everything they are serving you. Then you will got that real beauty of rajashthan }. Prices = 625+GST for 6 days ( 🎇They have special offer on only Tuesday you will get in 325+GST ) . If you want to eat something different and want good service and food visit once. [ Try their BAJRA ROTI WITH WHITE BUTTER 🧈 AND JAGGERY 😋😋]

This place has a Rajasthani feel. They have around 20+ food items in their thali and that too unlimited. The food & service is decent. All the dishes were served hot and fresh. Mix of Rajashthani & Gujarati items. Overall decent experience. Not Strongly recommended but if nearby then can try it once.

This restaurant has everything a Rajasthani or Gujarati wants. Basic focus on traditional food items all the way from Rajasthan & Gujarat. During my visit to this place, I was overwhelmed with their service. Meal was unlimited and probably 25 plus items were served on my table. Thali was huge. From Dal Baati churma to Gujarati Khatta Dhokla, they served almost everything I knew about those two states. Buttermilk was totally refreshing. Best part, that was unlimited as well. Even in desserts they served many items like Malpua, Rabri, Fruit float, etc. Food was basic with light amount of masala which will please almost every guest who visit here. Ambiance is quite decent, family crowd was there and light music was playing in the background. I went their with my Family and we really enjoyed our time there. Hopefully will visit here soon in the near future. Restaurant is pure Vegetarian so I'd definitely recommend a vegetarian to visit this place.

Want to eat something different today?? Food that is different from regular naan, latcha paratha, Dal makhani, shahi paneer and so on! May I suggest some Rajasthani food at a decent restaurant in Delhi. I visited the outlet in Connaught Place located exactly at Scindia House, next to the KFC. This is a buffet restaurant that serves food on your table. No a la carte option. The price per person stood at Rs 578/- per person including taxes. On ambience front this place is okay and does not stand out. Neat and clean with mild lighting and minimal decoration. Good enough for you to take a table and feel comfortable. In a short time you find a large thali with plenty of tiny katoris finding place on your table. Your face brightens up. Soon the thali is filled up with all sorts of Rajasthani food that makes this place stand out. Although the menu changes according to the season and seasonal vegetables a few of the food stuff remains constant. They serve dahi vada, dal-bati-churma, kadhi (its only gravy sans pakodis), daal, chana, paneer in gravy, dum aloo in gravy and one seasonal vegetable. I happened to get bhindi (lady fingers). Soon comes chapati which is small, soft and well baked. You also get tiny bajra (pearl millet) roti. You are offered a generous drop of desi ghee and I opted for each chapati that found its way to my plate. Lovely it was! There was jeera rice too but I gave it a skip. In sweets it was kheer, tiny maalpua with rabri, puran poli, churma and some halwa. Yes, how can I forget to mention that small glass of chaach (butter milk) to gulp down what was coming my way. The servings are unlimited, though in small quantities that helps you to avoid wastage. You eat as much as you can. You eat what your taste buds love most. The service is decent that comes with courtesy. While eating you are made to feel special and all your queries regarding food are answered well. WHAT I MISSED: What I regret not being able to eat was gatta subzi, gatta pulao, Rajasthani papad, papad ki subzi, Rajasthani green chilli pickle 🥒 where you get one long chilli that is stuffed with unique masala and other Rajasthani pickle. It is also a custom in Rajasthan to serve some bhajia (namkeen mixture) with the food to give you a crunchy feel and I missed it too. There was no need for typical north Indian stuff like chola ( chana) or paneer dish or even bhindi. All these stuff we eat every day in our homes too. Rajasthan is also known for its green chilli pakoda 🥒 or mirchi vada as it is popularly known. and I look forward to it at this place in future. I think the management will take care and try to make this restaurant different from others and give a typical Rajasthani flavour. The decor also needs to be redone in a Rajasthani style. CONCLUSION: Overall a nice experience and you come out of the restaurant wearing a smile on your face. Good dining experience that satisfies the taste buds. However, on the price front I found it on the higher side. In my opinion a price of Rs 400/- per head was enough. The tag of Rs 578/- is a bit too much; may be because this restaurant is in Connaught Place, one of the most expensive commercial place in the capital. In the last you feel a burning a hole in your pocket because you realise you haven't eaten even half of the price that was charged from you. The quantities served in your plate are miniscule (veggies are equal to one spoonful). So at the end you haven't even eaten equal to one bowl. Tasting each dish and repeating your favourite ones for once or twice is sufficient to give the feeling of fullness. Visit this place and you will feel happy. The only regret you might have is NOT being able to eat one or two dishes more though you have definitely over eaten. #indianfood #rajasthan, #eatingindelhi #eatingout #gourmet #dalbati