Jaipur food guide

Lassi in Jaipur

Lassi in Jaipur is usually thick, sweet and served in a kulhad (clay cup), often with malai on top. A good stop on a hot afternoon.

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Where to eat lassi in Jaipur

For lassi in Jaipur, most of the spots listed on Thela Khojo are in MI Road (Panch Batti) and Nehru Bazar. There are 2 lassi spots across 2 areas, including Lassiwala and Sardar Ji Lassi. A plate usually costs under ₹50.

Based on spots listed on Thela Khojo · updated Nov 2026

Areas with Lassi

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2 Lassi Spots

Lassiwala

Closed

MI Road (Panch Batti)

Famous for Sweet Lassi₹50–150

Directions

Sardar Ji Lassi

Open

Nehru Bazar

Famous for LassiUnder ₹50

Directions

Closed

Lassiwala

MI Road (Panch Batti)

Famous for Sweet Lassi₹50–150

Directions

Open Now

Sardar Ji Lassi

Nehru Bazar

Famous for LassiUnder ₹50

Directions

Lassi in Jaipur: quick facts

Spots listed: 2 across 2 areas
Most spots in: MI Road (Panch Batti), Nehru Bazar
Typical price: Under ₹50
Best time: Morning - most stalls open early and some sell out by noon
Last updated: Nov 2026

About Lassi in Jaipur

Jaipur lassi is thick, sweet and usually served in a kulhad with a layer of malai on top. Some places add rabri or kesar for a richer version.

Where to find lassi in Jaipur

MI Road (Panch Batti) 1 Nehru Bazar 1

Frequently asked questions

What makes Jaipur lassi different from Punjab lassi?

Jaipur lassi is thicker - more like a spoonable dahi than a thin drink - and almost always sweet, not salty or butter-topped like the Punjab version. Many stalls serve it in a kulhad (clay cup) with a thick layer of malai on top. Some add rabri or kesar for an even richer version. It is an afternoon and summer drink more than a breakfast one.

Is lassi in Jaipur served sweet or salty?

Sweet. Jaipur lassi is made with full-fat dahi, sugar and sometimes a pinch of cardamom. Salty lassi exists but is far less common. If you want namkeen lassi you usually have to ask specifically - most stalls default to the sweet version.

What is the best time to have lassi in Jaipur?

Afternoon, especially in summer. Most lassi stalls peak between 12 PM and 4 PM. A cold, thick lassi from an old-city stall after walking the bazaars is one of the simplest and most satisfying things to eat in Jaipur. Some stalls are open through the evening but the curd is freshest in the afternoon.

Where can I find lassi in Jaipur?

Thela Khojo lists 2 lassi spots in Jaipur. Most are in MI Road (Panch Batti) (1), Nehru Bazar (1). Each spot page has its exact location, timings and directions.

When are lassi stalls in Jaipur open?

Of the 2 lassi spots with listed hours, 2 open before 10 AM and 1 stay open until 10 PM or later. Hours can change, so check the spot's page before you go.

How much does lassi cost in Jaipur?

At most of the lassi spots listed on Thela Khojo, a plate costs under ₹50. Prices can change, so the current price is on each spot's page.

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Frequently asked questions

What makes Jaipur lassi different from Punjab lassi?

Is lassi in Jaipur served sweet or salty?

What is the best time to have lassi in Jaipur?

Where can I find lassi in Jaipur?

Thela Khojo lists 2 lassi spots in Jaipur. Most are in MI Road (Panch Batti) (1), Nehru Bazar (1). Each spot page has its exact location, timings and directions.

When are lassi stalls in Jaipur open?

Of the 2 lassi spots with listed hours, 2 open before 10 AM and 1 stay open until 10 PM or later. Hours can change, so check the spot's page before you go.

How much does lassi cost in Jaipur?

At most of the lassi spots listed on Thela Khojo, a plate costs under ₹50. Prices can change, so the current price is on each spot's page.