Food Events & Food Festivals in Jaipur

Eating is an event in Jaipur even without a ticket. Masala Chowk in Ram Niwas Bagh gathers 21 street-food stalls in one courtyard for a ₹10 entry fee, and food walks take small groups through Johari Bazaar, Chaura Rasta and the old-city lanes for kachori, mirchi vada, lassi and sweets. Raja Park is the evening street-food neighbourhood, and MI Road has the old sit-down restaurants and lassi shops. For a full Rajasthani thali with dal baati churma, Chokhi Dhani on Tonk Road pairs dinner with a village fair. Hotels around Jawahar Circle and Tonk Road run regional food festivals, Sunday brunches and festive buffets through the winter. The calendar is seasonal: ghewar at Teej and Gangaur, til sweets and feeni at Makar Sankranti, and mithai before Diwali. This page lists food walks, festivals, tastings, pop-up dinners and brunches in Jaipur.