Street Foods in Jodhpur: 5 Best Bites to Try

Jodhpur, the Blue City of Rajasthan, is not just a feast for the eyes with its majestic forts and palaces. According to Condé Nast Traveller India, the city's true culinary treasures lie hidden in the narrow bylanes and modest shops of its Old City. These unassuming eateries, some over a century old, offer a tantalising glimpse into Jodhpur's rich food culture.

Best Street Foods in Jodhpur

Shahi Samosa at Shahi Samosa

This iconic samosa shop has been serving up mouth-watering treats since 1984. The story goes that owner Anand Prakash Arora fried a samosa while gazing at the Mehrangarh fort, inspiring the addition of dry fruits to the filling. With a crispy exterior and rich filling, the Shahi Samosa is a must-try. Rs 22/pc.

• Address: 95/B Clock Tower Rd, Nai Sarak Clock Tower.

Makhaniya Lassi and Peda at Shri Mishrilal Hotel

Step into Shri Mishrilal Hotel to experience the sweet, creamy delight of Makhaniya lassi. This unique drink is made with a blend of cardamom, kewda, milk, and highly compressed sweetened curd, topped with fluffy malai. The shop is also famous for its gold-hued, caramelised milk pedas. Rs 35/glass and Rs 40/3pc.

• Address: Clock Tower Rd, Sardar Market.

Motu Jalebi at Motu Jalebi Wala

This 150-year-old institution is a treasure trove of jalebis, made to order with love and care. The jumbo jalebis are crispy, thin, and free from added colours and preservatives. Rs 280/½ Kg.

• Address: Tripolia Bazar, Rawaton Ka Bass.

Jodhpuri Kabuli at Vijay Restaurant

Vijay Restaurant serves up a unique twist on the traditional kabuli biryani, with rice layered with thinly sliced, fried seasonal vegetables, topped with nuts and raisins. Cooked dum-style, this Rs90 dish perfectly encapsulates the culinary exchange between the Marwar kings and the Mughals.

• Address: 1st Floor, Main Chowk, Katla.

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Maawa Kachori at Janta Sweet Home

Janta Sweet Home on Station Road presents a delightful twist on the classic kachori. Their mawa kachori replaces the typical savoury filling with a sweet mixture of solidified milk, chopped nuts, and cardamom. Dipped in sugar syrup and served hot, this Rs50 treat exemplifies Jodhpur's innovative approach to traditional snacks.

• Address: Station Rd.

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