Suvarna Mahal

North Indian restaurant · Ward 100

Suvarna Mahal

North Indian restaurant · Ward 100

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RAMBAGH PALACE, Bhawani Singh Rd, Rambagh, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302015, India

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Royal Indian cuisine in opulent dining room with gilded mirrors  

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RAMBAGH PALACE, Bhawani Singh Rd, Rambagh, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302015, India Get directions

+91 141 667 1234
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"The opulent dining room in the Rambagh Palace featuring 18th-century decor and a menu of regional dishes such as laal maas and murgh tikka."

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"A Banquet of Flavors Formerly the residence of the Maharajah of Jaipur, and now one of Jaipur’s most elegant luxury hotels, the 19th-century Rambagh Palace has had a front-row seat to history—and has hosted a long list of royals, dignitaries, and celebrities along the way. As an homage to those regal roots, the hotel’s fine-dining restaurant spotlights the cuisine of four of India’s former princely states: Rajasthan, Awadh, Punjab, and Hyderabad. In what used to be the palace’s banquet hall—still dripping with gilded mirrors and Italian frescos—enjoy dishes like laal maas (a Rajasthani spicy lamb curry), chicken cooked with raw mango and saffron, skillet-grilled lobster, and apricot-stuffed cheese dumplings simmered in tomato gravy. Cap off the night with a drink in the nearby Polo Bar, which serves fine spirits and cocktails inspired by the royal equestrian sport."

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"A Banquet of Flavors Formerly the residence of the Maharajah of Jaipur, and now one of Jaipur’s most elegant luxury hotels, the 19th-century Rambagh Palace has had a front-row seat to history—and has hosted a long list of royals, dignitaries, and celebrities along the way. As an homage to those regal roots, the hotel’s fine-dining restaurant spotlights the cuisine of four of India’s former princely states: Rajasthan, Awadh, Punjab, and Hyderabad. In what used to be the palace’s banquet hall—still dripping with gilded mirrors and Italian frescos—enjoy dishes like laal maas (a Rajasthani spicy lamb curry), chicken cooked with raw mango and saffron, skillet-grilled lobster, and apricot-stuffed cheese dumplings simmered in tomato gravy. Cap off the night with a drink in the nearby Polo Bar, which serves fine spirits and cocktails inspired by the royal equestrian sport."

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"A Banquet of Flavors Formerly the residence of the Maharajah of Jaipur, and now one of Jaipur’s most elegant luxury hotels, the 19th-century Rambagh Palace has had a front-row seat to history—and has hosted a long list of royals, dignitaries, and celebrities along the way. As an homage to those regal roots, the hotel’s fine-dining restaurant spotlights the cuisine of four of India’s former princely states: Rajasthan, Awadh, Punjab, and Hyderabad. In what used to be the palace’s banquet hall—still dripping with gilded mirrors and Italian frescos—enjoy dishes like laal maas (a Rajasthani spicy lamb curry), chicken cooked with raw mango and saffron, skillet-grilled lobster, and apricot-stuffed cheese dumplings simmered in tomato gravy. Cap off the night with a drink in the nearby Polo Bar, which serves fine spirits and cocktails inspired by the royal equestrian sport."

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C B SHUBHAM KUMAR GUPTA

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We had the best time at this hotel! The staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. Our room was spotless and had the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in. We especially loved the rooftop bar with its stunning city views. The breakfast buffet was a highlight every morning—so many delicious options to choose from. Location-wise, it was perfect; we could walk to all the major attractions. Honestly, we couldn't have asked for a better stay. We're already planning our next trip back! If you're looking for a relaxing and enjoyable getaway, this is the place to be. You won't regret it.

Chetaan Jindal

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A truly exceptional dining experience at Suvarna Mahal! I was absolutely delighted with every aspect of my visit. ​The Food was outstanding—impeccably prepared, flavorful, and clearly made with the highest quality ingredients. The Service was equally superb; the staff was attentive, professional, and made us feel welcomed from the moment we arrived. Finally, the Atmosphere is stunning, creating a beautiful and comfortable setting that elevated the whole evening. ​I highly recommend Suvarna Mahal to anyone looking for a flawless and memorable meal. A perfect 5/5!"

Mandeep Guray

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Dinner at Suvarna Mahal was a truly regal experience. The ambiance was warm and inviting, with an attention to detail that set the tone for a wonderful evening. The food was a highlight, with each dish showcasing the chef's skill and creativity. Our server was attentive and courteous, ensuring that our needs were met with a smile. The décor was elegant, adding to the overall sense of luxury. What struck me most was the way every element came together to create a seamless and enjoyable experience. It's a place that I'd love to return to, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a special night out in Jaipur.

Yo it's DB

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I completed a paid review task for this hotel on after being added to a group that promised ₹200. I provided proof of the review and messaged the organiser for payment, but I was blocked and have not received payment. I recommend checking payment proof before accepting such paid-review offers. Keep it short, factual, dated, and attach non-sensitive screenshots if the platform lets you.

Andrew Goh

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We visited to celebrate our wedding anniversary, excited to indulge in the grandeur of a royal dining experience. The soaring ceilings, Victorian-style décor, and the grand chandelier overhead created a majestic atmosphere. The dining table and chairs, reminiscent of royal elegance, added to the sense of occasion, making it feel like a true celebration in a regal setting. We opted for a tasting menu featuring the spicier flavors of Rajasthani cuisine, while my wife chose a milder version, showcasing dishes from various regions of India. While the food quality was excellent, it came with a hefty price tag of ₹6,000 per person. Be aware of the additional costs: there’s a 14% alcohol tax on top of your order, along with 9% each for state and federal taxes, which significantly adds to the bill. Our total came to ₹23,000, which included two set menus, one bottle of mineral water priced at ₹350, and a local wine that cost ₹7,000. Despite the high costs, the overall dining experience—from the impeccable service to the stunning ambiance—made it worth a visit.

Abhishek Chakraborty

Google
Beautiful place with a true royal vibe. The dining hall looks like a palace durbar with chandeliers and high ceilings definitely one of the most elegant settings in Jaipur. Food is classic Indian with a refined touch, and the staff are attentive without being overbearing. Prices are high, but you’re really paying for the overall experience, not just the meal. Worth it for a special occasion.

Chanyanat S.

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We originally made a reservation at 1135 AD, but the plan was canceled, so our guide recommended Suvarna Mahal. First of all, the hotel itself is amazing, such a spacious area in the middle of the city, with a large garden where hundreds of peacocks roam freely. It felt like a dream! (We heard they like to eat croissants 🥐 for breakfast.) When we arrived at the restaurant around 7 PM, there weren’t many guests, just us and another table. Our server recommended we try their Thali, so we each got one. I had the Rajasthani Thali, and my friend got the Pan-Indian Thali. The food was nice, and we got to try a little bit of everything! I especially loved the lamb curry; the spiciness was perfect! Apart from the delicious food, it was incredibly nice to dine in such a royal setting. Our server also shared the history of the dining room, the paintings, and the decorations, which made the experience even more special. I feel so grateful that I got to eat here during my first visit to Jaipur. I felt like a princess 👸🏻, thanks to both the atmosphere and the excellent service. I will definitely recommend anyone to visit, for the food, the ambiance, and the amazing service.

sachin singh

Google
This hotel exceeded expectations—immaculately clean rooms, friendly and attentive staff, and a perfect location near top attractions. The breakfast was delicious, and the overall atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Highly recommend for both business and leisure travelers seeking comfort and convenience.