Spice Court - Jaipur

Brave the waiting lines at this busy, but an extremely interesting eatery. Set in Achrol House is an old world appeal set up, with an enormous compound. The eatery is very enormous and can situate many individuals, yet be set up for long holding up lines. The administration is old world – somewhat terse however on point. The menu offers North Indian and Chinese, yet what you should focus in on is the Rajasthani segment of the menu. It was the 'Keema Baati ' that I was anticipating and was advised harshly to attempt it. The meat was delicate, the gravy under a layer of oil, yet the dish was so totally worth the guilty pleasure.<br/ <br/ Other must haves: Lal Maas, Kulfi, Kebabs<br/ <br/ Instagram: the.amateurfoodie

I had been to this place last year in December as i was visiting Jaipur for a few days. I had heard a lot about this place from friends who had been there. Their Laas Maas is very famous, so we ordered that of course. It was spicy but so so tasty, absolutely worth it. We also had their Murg Malai Kebab and Reshmi Kebab. I personally liked the Malai Kebab more because the chicken pieces were so tender and the blend of spices were just perfect. We also ordered their Dal Fry which according to me, was too spicy so it spoilt the taste of the dal. If you don't eat spicy food, i suggest that you don't order this!Overall, their ambiance was average, nothing great, service was a little slow. The outdoor seating was great though!

The Laal Maas here is amazing! I loved the location, decor ambience of this place. It truly gives you the feel of a bygone era. Huge photographs of polo players adorn the walls. The staff is well behaved service is good. What I did not like : well, most of the other dishes we ordered were strictly average! Only the Laal Maas stood out with its exceptional taste style of cooking! They make their Laal Maas with Goat mutton which is another plus point !

This will be very chic restaurant for a good food and spend time. You have all options for indoor and outdoor seats. The interior is simple but elegant. A must try space for your visits regarding the nutrition of famine. A simple parking lot, although it is outside, but it has plenty of space. You can ask for a normal RO-water that is served cold when asked.

Came two nights in a row, firstly having keema batti, then the butter chicken. Both were truly delicious dishes, full of spice and flavour. What was even better was that one of the servers/managers recognised me on my second visit top class customer service!! Came on a recommendation, and would highly recommend to others looking for a classy dinner in Jaipur!!