Jaipur Palace - Austin
Indian restaurant · Pleasant View
9900 I-35 Suite P900, Austin, TX 78748, USA
Highlights
Generous portions of North Indian dishes, tandoori, and biryanis
Generous portions of North Indian dishes, tandoori, and biryanis
"Jaipur Palace is named after the capital of the state of Rajasthan, and serves a variety of regional dishes in Southpark Meadows. The menu highlights include tandoori gobi (cauliflower grilled in a tandoor), parathas and stuffed kulcha bread, biryanis, and a sweet and savory mango chicken dish. With a small patio with picnic tables out front and a well-appointed interior with cascade blue walls holding up unique pieces of art, Jaipur Palace brings a sense of taste to the strip mall in more ways than one. For a taste at home, order to-go, or have it delivered by Uber Eats, Doordash, or Favor." - Deven Wilson
"Southpark Meadows’ Indian restaurant turns out rich Northern fare in generous portions. Goat curry, chicken tikka masala, and biryanis arrive hot and ready. With more than 11 types of Indian Tandoori breads to choose from, it might just be easiest to order a basket to accompany your meal. Use the website for delivery or takeout." - Darcie Duttweiler
"Head to Jaipur Palace in Southpark Meadows for excellent renditions of classic North Indian dishes like dal makhani, chana masala, and butter chicken. This shopping-complex eatery might not look like much from its beige exterior, but the dining room is surprisingly regal, with lots of red velvet booths and gold curtains. Start with samosa chaat or gobi manchurian, then load up the table with more bowls of slow-stewed meats than you need—the leftovers taste even better the next day. Everything arrives at custom spice levels, and while the max wasn’t quite as hot as we’d like it to be, it still packs a small punch. Afterward, finish up with some sweet gulab jamun to round out the experience." - nicolai mccrary
"The Southpark Meadows Indian restaurant, named after the capital of the state of Rajasthan, serves a variety of regional dishes, from papdi chaat (deep-fried puris with toppings) to parathas and stuffed kulcha bread to biryanis to a sweet and savory mango chicken dish. Takeout orders can be placed online; there are indoor dine-in services." - Nadia Chaudhury
"If you live in South Austin, there’s a good chance you’ve already discovered Jaipur Palace—it has some of the best Indian food in the area. For everyone else, it’s worth a drive to Southpark Meadows for excellent renditions of classic North Indian dishes like dal makhani, chana masala, and butter chicken. This shopping-complex eatery might not look like much from its beige exterior, but the dining room is surprisingly regal, with lots of red velvet booths and gold curtains. Start with samosa chaat or gobi manchurian, then load up the table with more bowls of slow-stewed meats than you need—the leftovers taste even better the next day. Everything arrives at custom spice levels, and while the max wasn’t quite as hot as we’d like it to be, it still packs a small punch. Afterward, finish up with some sweet gulab jamun to round out the experience. photo credit: Richard Casteel photo credit: Richard Casteel photo credit: Richard Casteel photo credit: Richard Casteel Pause Unmute Food Rundown Amritsari Kulcha The breads that arrive from the tandoor oven are hot, fluffy, and well-suited for soaking up spicy gravy. We really like this version that comes stuffed with onions, cheese, and potatoes because it adds another layer of texture and rich flavor to each bite. photo credit: Richard Casteel Butter Lamb When we’re not trying to make a giant feast out of dinner but still want something satisfying and hearty, this is our go-to order. The lamb is savory and tender, and the sauce is spicy, creamy, and rich with butter. It’s also great with goat or chicken. photo credit: Richard Casteel Jaipur Mixed Grill All the meats cooked in the tandoor oven are marinated and roasted until they’re tender on the inside, with some great charred edges. We like the mixed grill—it comes with a little bit of everything, and it arrives on a giant sizzling skillet that provides the same satisfaction of ordering fajitas at a Tex-Mex restaurant. Just be warned that this comes with more meat than any mortal being can eat, so prepare for lots of leftovers. photo credit: Richard Casteel" - Nicolai McCrary
