Jai Hanuman Bhojanalaya — Restaurant in Jaipur Municipal Corporation

One day it's evening in Jaipur, now it's time for dinner, I had also written a post about lunch but when I sat down to have lunch, that post got scattered here and there. Now let's talk about dinner. If you are in Jaipur and looking for a restaurant for dinner, where you can sit and watch the traffic coming and going, and also enjoy your dinner, then for this the restaurant should be roof top, but roof top restaurants are expensive. No? Yes, let's talk about the cheaper restaurants now, let's move on to the expensive ones in the next post. So it is like that while moving ahead from Chhoti Chowpar, when we walk inside the ramparts, then on the right hand side and after walking around 200 meters, we come across Jai Hanuman Dhaba. Dhaba?? Just now there was talk of restaurant, there was talk of roof top, so call it dhaba, restaurant is for dinner only, so if you climb up the thin or narrow stairs from the main market, you will reach only one staircase. Roof Top Restaurant means Jai Hanuman Dhaba, now you just have to order food at this Dhaba and enjoy your dinner at Jaipur. By the way, this food will be a budget food for less than Rs 200 per person, now if you want hygiene ambience then read my next post One day in Jaipur, sorry one evening in Jaipur. By the way, if you are as lucky as me, then while eating food, you will also see an elephant going to the market, it will be seen...

Very reasonable prices, no rip off tourists here, all good quality genuine Indian foods, not fake tourist garbage.

Clean place (by India standard), unique, above ground floor shops, has balcony over looking street scene.

Good fast service. Highly recommended. An unique dinning experience but very affordable prices. A hidden gem in touristy Jaipur.

Menu in Hindi language only, no English menu or English speaking staff. Only Indian people eat here so the foods and prices are all aimed for Indians, best Indian foods at lowest prices with decent dinning room and street scene from balcony.

Try the most expensive item, Cheese Masala meat set, only 80 Rs. Butter milk 15 Rs per cup. Masala tea 10 Rs. Chapati 10 Rs each. Fill up your hungry stomach for less than 150 Rs.

Entrance to restaurant is a narrow staircase...

The place might be famous once upon a time, but the current situation is deplorable. No proper hygiene, plates and glasses are not washed properly. Around 4-5 staff are working, but no one is responding properly. Need to beg them to know what's on the menu and search for them to order. Food quality is...