Rajvardhan’s - Since 1998 — Restaurant in Bengaluru

What is this: a small Indian fast food restaurant

Reasons I came here for: To have brunch

Reasons why others may think: Within a radius of 700 meters from here, lots of options to buy things of daily use, home appliances, fashion clothing, eating out, bakery, non-branded economic clothing and accessories

What are the other things near this place which people may find interesting: Bangalore Central Mall, Big Bazar hypermarket, Movie theatre

Is it worth coming here with family members: By all means

Does it attract modern and trendy people: College students

Is it ok coming here with female friends: By all means

Is this clean: Reasonably clean, they use eco friendly vessels/utensils/cutlery/crockery to serve food

Is it a very expensive, moderate, reasonably priced sort of, what a steal sort of place: reasonably priced if we take quality into consideration

How much money is sufficient to get a feel of this place: Rs. 70 to Rs. 100

Are credit/debit cards and e-wallets accepted here: Yes

Does this place serve non-veg food: No

Does this place serve alcohol: No

Is seating available here: No

Is this place by the roadside: Yes but there is a proper structure of this small eatery

Is the road opposite this place too busy: Yes between 0930 hrs to 1300 hrs and between 1700 hrs to 2200 hrs

Is it easy to find parking space, difficult to find parking space, almost impossible to find parking near this place: difficult during peak hours

When can you expect too much of rush/crowd at this place: between 0930 hrs to 1300 hrs and between 1700 hrs to 2200 hrs but its not that tough

When is the best time to come here: try it for evening snacks or brunch

How far is the nearest public transportation stop from here: within 800 metres

What's the most advisable mode of transportation to visit this place: two wheeler

I tried ‘puree bhajee’ and ‘Indian style potato curry’ and it...

Roadside eatery serving maharashtrian snacks. Whenever we need or fix of sabudana khichdi or vada or vada pav. Here is where we head, all dishes are authentic. Though these would be no patch on the eateries in mumbai but it certainly scratches that itch, if you need it. The sabudana kichdi has loads of peanut powder but no potatoes.( I personally prefer potatoes in mine) The vada is the closest to Mumbai cha that I have had in Bangalore. Also the pavs are super authentic, not the sweet crumbly stuff we get at bakeries and snacks shops here. Oh and the chutnies hit the spot too. The dabeli is decent not sweet so that works in its favour but not as good as what we would get at Mumbai. The amrakhand was great, served frozen so we had to patiently wait for it to thaw. But the sweet , sour and creamy shrikhand with the taste of unmistakably Alphonso mangoes was incredible. Nostalgia hit in a box. They retail decent maharashtrian masalas and methkut ( which I tried and was quite good). No ambience to write home and service is okay. But go for the maharashtrian food and you will come...

Very nice Maharashtrian food. Authentic taste. 100% taste buds satisfaction guaranteed who are looking for their childhood Marathi fastfood taste in Bangalore. It has limited menu, mostly breakfast type items, 2 lunch options, few upvas items, and fresh beverages and kulfi. Highly recommend their vada pav, misal pav, sabudana vada, and sabudana khichdi.

They also sell traditional Kanda lasun Masala and other dry chutney powders and pickle.

Prices are reasonable, but again comparatively high like anything else in Bangalore!

There is some space to park two wheelers along the roadside.

There is no seating arrangement. You can stand and eat at the tables or take parcels.

Service is a bit slow, may be because of high demand and large number of online orders.

It's tucked away near the Jayanagar market area. Small but a great place. One visit is enough to...