
Real prices, real stalls - kachori from ₹20, full thalis from ₹50.
How cheap is street food in Jaipur?
Street food in Jaipur is cheap: of the 45 spots on Thela Khojo, 18 serve food for under ₹50 and 26 more in the ₹50-150 range. The most under-₹50 spots are in Chhoti Chaupad, Chandpole and Raja Park. Good picks on a budget: kachori, chaat, golgappe and samosa.
From live Thela Khojo listings · updated Nov 2026
Jaipur's street food is some of the most affordable in India - a kachori costs ₹20–30, a plate of chaat runs ₹30–50, and a full dal-roti-sabzi thali at a working-class counter is usually under ₹80. You're not compromising by eating cheap here; the cheapest stalls are often the most popular, because local demand keeps the food fast and fresh. Here's what to expect to pay, and where to go.

Dishes you can get cheaply, from spots on Thela Khojo












Gangauri Bazaar
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Jaipur Food Culture
Many of the cheapest stalls are also among the most popular with locals - low prices come from high turnover and simple menus, not lower quality.
Real reviews left on Thela Khojo
Had the Pani Puri here. Food was amazing - Crispy, Spicy. Great value for the price. Already planning my next visit.
Tried the Other - amazing! Crispy and Worth it. Will definitely be back!
Tried the Aloo Kachori & Namkeen - really good! Tasty. Great value for the price. Might visit again.
The Patasi is really worth it. Tasty, Crispy. Great value for the price. Open to revisiting.
These spots come from Thela Khojo's live Jaipur listings, not a paid ranking. Open/closed status follows each spot's listed hours and recent visitor reports. "Details verified" appears only when our team has checked a spot's details, with the date they did. Hours and prices can change - check the spot's page before you go.