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Flavours of the desert — hearty, fiery and unforgettable.

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Flavours of the Desert

The Royal Table of Rajasthan

Born of a dry land, Rajasthani food turns simplicity into richness — from royal kitchens to village hearths.

Dal Baati Churma🍛

Dal Baati Churma

The iconic trio — baked wheat balls, spiced lentils and sweet crushed churma. The very soul of Rajasthani dining.

Laal Maas🔥

Laal Maas

A fiery red mutton curry rich with Mathania chillies — a royal Rajput hunt-feast dish.

Gatte ki Sabzi🥘

Gatte ki Sabzi

Gram-flour dumplings simmered in a tangy spiced yoghurt gravy — a desert classic.

Ker Sangri🌵

Ker Sangri

A prized dish of dried desert berries and beans, tangy and spiced — true food of the Thar.

Pyaaz Kachori🧅

Pyaaz Kachori

Flaky fried pastry stuffed with spiced onion — the beloved street snack of Jodhpur.

Ghevar🍯

Ghevar

A disc-shaped honeycomb sweet soaked in syrup, made specially for the festival of Teej.

Mohanthal & Mawa🍬

Mohanthal & Mawa

Rich gram-flour and milk-solid fudges — festive sweets of Rajasthani celebration.

Bajre ki Roti & Lehsun Chutney🫓

Bajre ki Roti & Lehsun Chutney

Rustic millet bread with fiery garlic chutney and buttermilk — the everyday village meal.

Rajwadi Thali🍶

Rajwadi Thali

The grand platter of the Maharajas — a spread of curries, breads, sweets and pickles.

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