A lovely restaurant with a good selection of curries. Chicken was tough, but the curry sauce was delicious. Great setting and the ambience was improved by a wonderful musician who sang and played various instruments. Once you've finished your meal take a visit to the turban museum which is on the same site.

I haven't visited the place yet but as I was trying to reach the curator of Turban museum, she demanded 5000/- rupees just for me to click pictures. Very rude and obnoxious behaviour of the administration instead of helping a student they wanted to take advantage of them. Well museum is not even a museum it's full of wrong information and is in pathetic condition. I don't know about the restaurant i hope it's all fine but according to me never ever visit the museum. Your Administration sucks. P.S:- i gave them 5 stars because i want my review to be on top.

Wonderful place for a Rajasthani experience. Good and delicious food and service. Difficult to locate, not impressive from outside but good ambiance inside. Turban museum also there showcasing turban history of Rajasthan. Live Rajasthani folk music and dance. Good for outings with family and friends. Liquor options also available. A nice experience.

This restaurant real one of 10 the best Restaurant at Jaipur. Very good service, taste. Equal with the price.

A seriously spectacular experience! I can't believe this place isn't more popular. We came on Christmas Eve and were the only ones in the restaurant. The staff were so accommodating and the food was outstanding. The egg curry, banana lassi, fried okra, and kashmiri chai were all delicious. To accompany our dinner, there was a fantastic musician who sang classic songs and played a ravanahatha. I won't be forgetting this experience for a long time.

This is a fine food place for Rajasthani food. Ambiance was nice. Little costly place, they charged ₹600 for a buffet lunch which includes chicken, dhal, brinjal fry, paneer, rice and roti. Service is good. We can experience the authenticity of Rajasthani food and culture. There is a turbain museum attached to it but we missed to visit unfortunately. I'm short, this is a fine place who can afford a bit much money for food and ambiance.

This restaurant was full of tourists and no Indian people. First we thought it was because it was pricier than other places around but the food is quite bland. If you need a break from spicy Indian food then this is a good option. Servixe was very slow at the end when we asked for the bill and it took 10 minutes to get to us with no apology. As a further slap in the face, they included a service charge as a standard. This was the most expensive meal we have eaten in India so far and the least tasty so I would not recommend this restaurant.

The food was more expensive than other places, but it was good. The restaurant was a little hard to locate. It is tucked away. The museum is dated, but hey, it gives you something to look at while waiting for your food. The entertainer / musician was funny but since I was the only one there I had to pay him, couldn't get out of that lol. There were people selling stuff right in front and they were quite pushy. I really didn't want anything, but they kept up their pitch from the moment I walked in until I left. Because of that, I wouldn't go back.

Ambience is excellent. Food was very tasty. Little costly. But we had very good time there. Music they played was amazing. Enjoyed alot

Great food, great service by Parvesh Yadav and great soulful live music by Sheesh Ram Bhopa. Highly recommend.