Reviews Rathore Restaurant & Rooms

Hands down the best place for breakfast in Udaipur. Small place. Delicious food. Cheap prices. Peaceful neighborhood.

Ordered their palak paneer and butter roti... It is a feast for garlic lovers! The paneer was soft and simply mouth watering good! Their phulka rotis served hot and right off the tava just made our lunch a heavenly experience! A must visit!

The food quality, price and hospitality were of the first kind. Food is home made. You try it once and are sure to return back the next time. Made my stay in Udaipur truly wonderful with their food.

During my stay in Udaipur, the two days that I had camped myself in a comfy haveli hotel nearby, I would occasionally visit this little cozy roadside eatery in between sightseeing tours. The homely warm atmosphere of this place as soon as you enter it makes you feel at home, not to mention the infectiously good food served here which are not only great-tasting but also infused with the wistful nostalgia of home-cooked food straight from mom's kitchen. The interior is clean and neat, with a soft board pinned decoratively with collages of reviews that international, local and all kinds of tourists have written praising the quality of the restaurant's fast food and North Indian dishes. I used to have a mug of smoke-emanating freshly-brewed hot coffee with milk (made with Nescafe) that seeped into my bones with warmth and a feel-good sensation during the chilly winter. Their paneer biryani, butter or plain chapatis, egg curry and mixed veg. too were simply delightful to have and enjoy. We even once spotted and got friendly with a fellow diner from Montreal (who struck up a polite conversation with us over his food and bade goodbye to us before leaving with a warm smile) tearing the soft, thin and hot chapattis with his two hands and fingers and refusing to let go of the Indian curry - with which he smeared his piece of roti - that he found quite spicy for his taste despite the tears in his eyes! The food had tasted extremely good to him so he'd ultimately won over the spiciness and even relished the items by eating with his hands in the traditional Indian way. The place, often frequented by foreign tavellers such as the Canadian we'd met, exudes the feel of home away from home, with its welcoming and inviting staff ensuring comfort and hospitality for guests. A place strongly recommended for any local, national or foreigner foodie who loves good food.