Review Fatehchand Deewanchand Kachori Wala - Jaisalmer

Visited Nov 2023. Came here mainly because it's close to the fort entrance and because almost every video on Jaisalmer mentions this place :-) Wasn't disappointed, quite tasty and always fresh. Wish there was some sort of seating. Served with quite a few condiments - the locals take a kachori and add them to their taste. Has a unique system : order, eat and (only) if you are satisfied pay! Crowded. See attached pics.

Yummy kachori @15 rs. Don't miss when visiting Jaisalmer. Lot's of crowd - locals+travellers. No other kachori shop as crowded as this one. Kachori size is medium and taste is mild. You can easily have 5-6 of these in lieu of lunch. They are filling and tasty. I carried few while visiting Sam Desert and enjoyed it at Desert. We don't get this kind of delicious snack at Mumbai or my 2nd home USA!!

Go to this place early morning and you’ll witness hot kachoris being fried in a big kadhai! It’s 8:15 in the morning and there’s a queue of people even before 1st plate is served. Such is the popularity of the place even among locals. Once ready, the current generation of owners will serve a hot and khasta kachori, with some sweet tamarind chutney along with a Rajasthan spec non spicy whole green chili chutney. The overall dish at breakfast time is just heavenly. Strongly recommended 👍🏻

Spent almost 1.5 hours in queue for this kachori, it was good but taste is hyped. Fateh chacha is managing everything by himself. Overall this can be skipped if you are with the group and lot of things to be covered.

I visited FatehChand Deewanchand Kachori Wala in Jaisalmer, enticed by the bustling crowd. The kachoris lived up to the hype—remarkably tasty. The perpetual crowd suggests its enduring popularity, making it a must-try culinary experience.

Delicious kachori I have ever eaten in Rajasthan. I’m sure that whenever I’ll visit Jaisalmer I’ll go for kachori. This Shop is Just beside the golden fort of jaisalmer.

This is the most famous kachori in Jaisalmer and sells out pretty quickly. Usually there is a wait time of 10-15 mins if you don't arrive before the last batch sells out. It is really tasty and affordable, however the surrounding area it is in is very unhygienic and might deter you from having it.

Awesome test of Kachori here, start from 7.30 till 11 AM only, you must try it once

I am a big kachori fan and tried kachori at many places in Rajasthan. Last year, when I visited Jaisalmer I got a chance to try Fateh Kachori. Right outside the Jaisalmer fort gate there is a small kiosk selling kachoris and break pakoda. It’s a breakfast place opens around 7am until 1pm. Hence I suggest going early. They serve golf ball size kachoris with mixture of chutneys, chopped onions and chillis. Irresistible combination that you will end up eating 4 to 5 kachoris. Please note there is no seating and waiting time is about 15 to 20mins

Just beside the golden fort of jaisalmer, upu can easily find it. Very popular in locals too. The shop is open from 7am to 1pm.popular for their kachori, I specially want to mention their chutneys, they are brilliant. Very affordable price too.