Jaipur

2 Reviews on “Jaipur”

• M&M

  The quality of the food in Jaipur has been steadily declining. Ordered a takeaway, the food was bland and all dishes tasted the same. The chicken tikka (half) was bright red and rubbery. The lamb tikka masala was also covered in the same red paste and the meat was incredibly tough and dry. The lamb and veg biryani was average. Not worth the prices. It seems like the same masala/sauce is being used in all dishes and tastes like it is not freshly prepared. This is certainly not authentic Indian cuisine. The complementary papad has also been discontinued, will avoid this place in future.

  January 5, 2017, 2:53 pm

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• Milly Youngman

  We headed to Jaipur as we usually go into central for curry, and wanted to try something new and relatively local to us.Unfortunately, Jaipur’s food just wasn’t very impressive.For starters, we ordered the Mixed Hors D’Ouevers, which included chicken tikka, lamb tikka, a tandoori king prawn and an onion bhaji. Aside from the bhaji, I felt like the whole plate was very uninspired – presentation was unimpressive, and the amount of food for the price was underwhelming.I chose a Murgh Massala as my main, and was pretty disappointed – it seemed to be quite lacking in the flavour and spice I’d usually expect from an Indian meal. The saving grace was the Motor Panir (cheesy peas!) – but I’ve still had better – and the peshwari naan.We also weren’t allowed to take any leftovers home as we were using Tastecard – a problem I’ve never had in any other restaurant that uses the card. It’s just being thrown away anyway, so it seems rather petty to do this.I really wanted to like this place as it’s in a convenient location, but unfortunately I felt that Jaipur fell pretty short on value and taste. Definitely not a curry I’ll be heading back for in a hurry. mini-adventures.com

  September 10, 2016, 10:44 pm

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