Sunday, February 5, 2012

Resturant review: Rajadhani Restuarant


I have been longing to do restaurant reviews ever since I moved back. Most of the days, I used to leave my camera & then visit a nearby place to hog-in. Finally managed with my bro-in-law’s camera & here I go with my first restaurant review. Please leave your comments, so that I can make better justice each time!


I easily get carried away by the pamphlets that flow in with the newspaper, however my hubby does not!. Rajadhani might be one of those very rare cases where he was tempted with the thali presented in the pamphlets. We decided to try this restaurant for a week end dinner & in a month's time, we went to the same place thrice!! Overdose of Rajasthani food.., but we loved over doing it.

This thali was placed at the entrance of the restaurant. 

After we sat comfortably at our seats, the waiters brought a jug & basin to wash our hands before starting our meal. They did the same at the end of our meal too.



We were also provided bottled water. After we washed our hands, the waiters started placing the starters, side dishes & main dishes on our plate at an amazing speed. We had dahi wada & some cutlet kind of thing as starters, followed by a salad, pickle, chutney, (both sweet & spicy), fritters & 3-4 types of veg side dish, 2 types of dal (sweet dal & a spicy dal), a Gujarati kadi & many more. Indian breads we had were poori, phulka & a small/thicker version of obbattu/puran poli/sweet bread. Dessert was malpua & shrikand. Rice items were: khichdi, jeera rice & curd rice. We also had a glass of butter milk. They served a small portion of a dry side dish made with chickpea flour & green chili. I do not know the name of it. All the items served was unlimited including the starters & desserts. Each & every item served was delicious & looked authentic. To end the meal, we had a paan/beeda.


First time, when we went we paid around Rs 300 per thali. From the next visits, we paid around Rs 250. We felt that, every penny we spent is worth for the kind of food we got.




Address:
They have various branches in Bangalore & here is the link 
Level 4, Central, 
J.P.Nagar, Bangalore

Cost: Rs 250 per thaali.


Will I visit again: Definitely.


PS: This is not a paid review or a review requested by the restaurant.

7 comments:

  1. wow...very interesting review..love to make a visit now to relish the goodies..;)

    Tasty Appetite

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  2. Awesome Review

    Aarthi
    http://www.yummytummyaarthi.com/

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  3. They have in chennai too. I have been at chennai. Nice review

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  4. Good one! I was looking for a good Rajasthani place and this is helpful...

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  5. Nice review sushma, In My next India visit I am going to this place, as my mom's house in JP Nagar!, thanks for this post..., Inbtw lovely clicks too

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