Mali Thali Restaurant , Best Restaurant In Puskar , Best cafe In Puskar — Restaurant in Rajasthan

Me and my friends went there to have our meal, but surprisingly we were held at the door by the staff telling us "the place is full" which we can clearly see ,it wasnt. The staff is racist as they do not allow indians ,their fellow countrymen, inside the cafe but will lay down pathways of flowers if you have a white skin. We saw light skinned people walking inside without any resistance, but brown skin people were not allowed i dont know why? This is first time in india i experienced racism and that too by my own countrymen. Guess this is what a colonial mindset does to you. These people were even inviting foreigners that were walking on road to come inside but for us who were literally standing on their doorstep ,it was closed. Do not go there if you are not light skinned, you never know what kind of disrespect they can offer you.

(Amazingly two murders happened in front of the place ) Be safe fellow countrymen. Only light skinned people are safe...

Mali Thali Family Restaurant is a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of the city, offering a culinary journey that celebrates the vibrant flavors of Yemeni cuisine. Among its standout dishes, the Malawach and Ziva are true highlights that deserve special attention.

Beyond its exceptional cuisine, Mali Thali Family Restaurant exudes warmth and hospitality, making diners feel right at home from the moment they step through the door. The cozy ambiance and attentive service only enhance the overall dining experience, creating memories that linger long after the meal has ended.

For those seeking an unforgettable culinary adventure, Mali Thali Family Restaurant is a must-visit destination. Whether you're a seasoned food enthusiast or a curious newcomer, the Malawach Shakshuka Breakfast and Ziva at Mali Thali promise to take your taste buds on a journey they won't...

Number one thing , when they saw us leaving shortly after entering and asked us why , we said music was far too loud . The guy immediately turned it down , so we went back to our table ( soon after a lot more tables began to fill up, lower music volume ?? ) . Place is very colourful and comfortable with both normal Western tables and chairs but also in other areas there was a floor seating arrangement provided . We chose a Veg Thali and THE TASTIEST DESSERT I'VE EVER HAD.

" Hello to the Queen "

May not be all the ingredients but included lots of sliced banana and chocolate sauce covered with lots of HOT crumbly biscuit , then ice cream and a sliced strawberry or two . Only here day and a half but going back for that dessert !! (Thali was good also ).

Service quick and main course hot , the drinking glasses were unusual ,not seen that...