Laxmi Misthan Bhandar

Everyone suggested to try this place. I found it ok. This is a classic example of legendary business that doesnt really improve with time. Taste was just OK. But many things needs improvement- place hygiene, interiors, staff hygiene needs improvement. World famous paneer ghewar was packed in a mediocre box and tasted just ok. Dint feel there was any panneer flavour.

Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB) is an absolute gem in the heart of Jaipur! Located in Johari Bazaar, it’s a must-visit for anyone who loves authentic Rajasthani food and sweets. I tried their Rajasthani thali, and it was a feast of flavors — dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, ker sangri, and more, all served fresh and with that true homely taste. The portion size was generous, and the service was quick despite the crowd. Their sweets section is legendary — especially the paneer ghewar, rasgulla, and sohan halwa. Everything was fresh, rich, and packed in hygienic boxes, ideal for gifting or travel. The ambiance is old-school and classy, with a clean dining area and polite staff. Yes, it’s a little pricier than regular sweet shops, but the quality and legacy make it worth every rupee. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, LMB is a timeless culinary experience you shouldn't miss in Jaipur!

Location: Excellent spot — right in the middle of Bapu & Johri Bazaar. Great place to sit and relax after street shopping. Ambience: Comfortable seating and clean interiors. Feels refreshing after the market hustle. Food Quality: Savories like mirchi bada and samosa are good, match local taste. Thali is disappointing — both taste and variety below average. Dal refill took forever; service slow. No chaas served (which is usually standard). Instead, got a salty moongodi soup — not worth it. Pricing: Overpriced for the quality offered. You mainly pay for location and comfort, not food. Verdict: Good for a quick snack or tea break. Avoid the thali — waste of 890 plus taxes

I recently visited this restaurant and while the ambiance and overall setup seemed fine, my experience was not completely pleasant. The food was decent in taste and presentation, but the staff behavior left a negative impression. They were a little rude and not as attentive as one would expect in hospitality. Customer service plays a big role in dining, and I felt that warmth and courtesy were missing. With some improvement in staff attitude, this place could offer a much better service.

The Ghewar with Rabdi is simply delightful—rich, authentic, and deserves all the buzz. The shop impresses with its sheer variety—dozens of sweets, savory snacks, thalis, and more under one roof. It’s also set in one of Jaipur’s most charming markets, adding to the overall vibe. However, the kachori didn’t hit the mark—could be more flavorful. And while the ambiance is great, service felt a bit slow and certain items seemed a tad overpriced. Still, the stellar Ghewar and extensive menu make it well worth a visit.”

I visited this shop because many people suggested it, but my experience was extremely disappointing. The hospitality left me traumatised the staff were unbelievably rude and not helpful at all. Even the basics like clean plates were missing, which is unacceptable. I tried their famous Ghewar, but it was far from good. Honestly this place is nothing more than overhyped. As a tourist, I was shocked to see such behaviour from the staff. Definitely not worth the visit.

Pathetic experience. Highly priced. mawa kachori of 90/- was worthless - it was stale. No customer focus. Waited restaurant for 10 mins but no manager came for order. Later we went to Masala chowk for Food. Highly recommended. Must try Mahavir Rabdi bhandar for traditional Rajasthani thali and superb Rabdi

LMB is honestly a Jaipur icon. I’d heard so much about it before my trip, and after visiting, I can say... the hype is real. The moment you walk in, that warm, rich aroma of desi ghee just pulls you in.Their Rajasthani sweets are pure magic. The ghevar is the star... crispy yet soft, sweet but not overpowering, and just melts in your mouth. You can tell it’s made the traditional way, with no shortcuts. And then there are the kachoris… oh my. Perfectly flaky on the outside, with that spicy, flavour-packed filling inside. Badam Milk is refreshing and must try tooo..