Indiana

This looks like a tourist restaurant and likely is. But we were the only customers there at 1 p.m. for lunch on a weekday, so I cannot really comment on the clientele. We went after the driver's recommendation and enjoyed the ambiance and food and really liked our greeter/server (host). He offered us a warm welcome and asked if we wanted to sit in the lovely garden at one of its many tables or inside at a table in a fairly small room with ceiling fans. We opted for the latter because it was a really hot day.

The immaculate interior offered a homey atmosphere with framed photos on the walls of K. Jai Singh, who started the restaurant long ago, and members of his illustrious family. Each photo had information on the person's background and relationship to Singh. He named the place "Indiana" because he received a BSME from Purdue University in Indiana. I had fun walking around the room and learning about the family. The tables sported dark blue tablecloths and red napkins; the easy-chair-style wicker seating was extremely comfortable.

As the lone customers, we received excellent service from our always-pleasant and attentive host. We started with outstanding stuffed naan. I chose a half tandoori chicken for my meal and it proved to be tender and delicious. My friend had a tasty cooked fresh vegetable dish. The bill for the food and two soft drinks came to about Rs 1200, which is pricey for India but reasonable for this caliber of restaurant.

As we left, our host invited us to return in the evening when the restaurant offers music and dancing.

Hmmm. Its good in simple words . Nice and friendly staff, good food a little expensive though. Best part was the live folk dance( kaalbheliya i guess😃) .must try item is the hot served super spicy LAAL MAAS breads are served hott . My personal experience was a little weird coz sumone got drunk n created a hue but it was never the fault of indiana people .

I pay fr what I eat .....I eat fr my passion fr food ....

I rate on what's served on my plate....ambiance packaging don't please me much....

So coming to the food....
I went fr lunch....

Well this is a hidden gem of jaipur. ..
U may consider Spice court the mecca of North indian food...
But trust me this place will surprise u....

Well u have to eat here to believe wat am I saying ....

Amazing indian food I had kadai chicken this time ....n it was simply mind blowing. ...
The rustic feel of the dish has made me go gaga about it....

Wholesome spicy n satisfies the soul...

Go dig in n njoy yr day....

This restaurant was first opened in 1993 and boasts of being the first of its kind to have successfully attracted the foreign tourists for regular lunches and dinners.It serves beer and wine,used to be very popular with the tourists,before the advent of so many other outlets which have come up in C-Scheme since.It was conceived by Shree K Jai Singh(expired recently)who had been educated in the US. As you enter,you feel you are visiting the residence of one of your Rajput friends.The atmosphere is so informal and cordial that it immediately sets your mind at ease.I had ordered chicken Indiana and garlic nan-well cooked,delicately spiced food.Uppishly priced,but then it is not any regular joint.It provides you with a unique feel,and that's what eating out is all about.In the evenings they have Rajasthani folk dances too.So,it's again a good place to entertain guests who are on a visit to Rajasthan.

The "chicken indiana" is delicious. The ambience of the restaurant is great. there is live Rajhasthani music and dance every night which really sets a fantastic tone for the evening. Overall, a delightful place. Definitely recommended for all who want a nice, relaxed evening.