Absolutely delicious. Great service, great vibe, and a complementary dessert. I ordered the lamb biriyani, with medium spiciness hoping for spice, and they did not hold back, was very happy!
Vegetarian options: Large vegetarian section
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Garrett Marcotte
We got takeout on a Friday night and were disappointed with the food quality across the board: * Samosas bland and a little soggy * Naan was stale and borderline inedible * All the meat in the tandoori combo was very dry, especially the chicken, and lacked flavor. * Korma was okay but again pretty bland * Got the vindaloo "hot" and it definitely had a lot of heat, but not much flavor otherwise -- kind of like they just added a ton of chili powder to a bland base.
Maybe the buffet is better, but I wouldn't order takeout again.
Food: 1
Bonnie R. Rabin
Doordashed chicken korma and veggies samosa. Chicken was chewy and rubbery..inedible..fed it to the dog..he struggled too. Samosa was bland mashed potatoes deep fried, lacked flavor. First and last time ordering here. Selected based on shortest wait time on DD. Big mistake. Sauce in korma was tasty....making this a 2 instead of a 1.
Food: 2
William
This is one of the best Indian food restaurants I have ever been to in Colorado. The interior of the biulding is quite interestingly decorated, and the waitstaff are very friendly and understanding of miscommunications. The food is the highlight of this place for sure with a large selection of food at good prices that tastes amazing. I have never been disappointed in the flavor of any dish I have had from here. My personal favorite is their lamb curry or bhindi masala.
Some of it is good well others parts are just meh best for example best naan bread and scecond best tandoori chicken ever but only okay chicken tikka masala and tamatoe soup I known tamatoe soup is not Indian but if it is not god then why have it on the menu overall might come back but will be very careful with what I choose
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Nishedh Gyawali
I had to walk away before ordering because of rudeness of the waiter. Oct 17 aroung noon ( if the owner is seeing this, Hope you can teach some basic manners to your waiters )
Learn basic manners before you get into service sector.
Service: 1
Krishna
what kind of biryani is this? very bad nothing just a rice
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Forest Grey
The lunch buffet was good, but the selection was a bit limited. There weren't many people here, so maybe they don't put out as many options as at other Indian buffets (Pearl St. hasn't been the same since COVID). Also, the food was lacking flavor because they appear to not be using much salt. I don't know if this is supposed to make the food healthier, but the flavor was a bit bland. The naan was very fresh, the food was healthy, and the atmosphere was nice. I liked the music they were playing, and enjoyed my visit, however it felt a little lonely since not many people were there. I wish more people would eat here, and then maybe the lunch buffet would be better. They have a great outdoor seating area, but nobody was using it. What a shame... C'mon guys, give Jaipur a try!
Vegetarian options: Lots of rice and veggie dishes to choose from. A good spot for vegetarians.
Dietary restrictions: Dairy free and gluten free options are available.
Parking: There is plenty of parking, but it is paid parking, both on the street or in nearby garages.
Kid-friendliness: Customers have access to private booths, and there are kid-friendly food options.
Wheelchair accessibility: The front door is wheelchair accessible, but there are a few steps down to the main dining area, and no ramp, so it may be difficult to eat in the main dining area, if you are in a wheelchair.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tandoori Chicken
Katheline Tran
Love this cute place! Decided to walk into it for a late night dinner after noticing the restaurant decor while walking down the street. It’s open late until midnight and the food hits the spot. Service is always on point with water and taking your order. Their onion kulcha is delicious with any masala! They have a lunch buffet too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stephen Owens
I am a regular visitor to Jaipur for the buffet meal which is incredible value for money, and the food is generally good,however I have only given it three stars because on some occasions that I have been the food has not been kept sufficiently hot enough for my liking.My recent visit left me wondering if there is some form of heat under the cooked food as it was only Luke warm and the rice was in part cold.Some of the dishes were steaming ,others not. If you arrive when the pans have just been filled then that’s great any other time not very good at all.I realise that I should have complained but I was on a time limit ,next time I will ,whether it has any effect or not seeing as how it is only a buffet meal we will see.
We came for the lunch buffet. It was good, not great. They had 3 vegan dishes out, as well as veggie samosas and tomato soup.
We asked the gentleman working which buffet options were vegan, but he pretty much just read off the name of everything on the buffet. It was hard to tell if he understood what we were asking, especially because he kept pointing to the Saag Paneer, which is definitely not vegan. He also then brought us Naan to the table covered in butter. We asked for non-buttered, so he went back to the kitchen, at which point the cook came out and told us that there is dairy baked into the Naan, so it isn't vegan. So we weren't able to have any Naan.
Overall, a decent lunch. It was nice getting to try multiple things, and the Veggie Samosas were pretty awesome (although they ran out after our first time through the line and were never replaced). Would I eat here again? Yes, probably. Would I go out of my way to go here? No, probably not. At least not for the lunch buffet.
Siddharth Jain
Vegetarian dishes (I generally order Chana Masala and Paneer Masala) used to be tasty for the price, but not anymore. The quantity of food is also reduced in the take-out. The staff has not always been very friendly, so that's another letdown. The phone guy generally disconnects the phone before listening to the order properly.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Roti
B
This used to be my favorite Indian restaurant in downtown Boulder, but the service was terrible today. I got seated without an appetizer and was served without cutlery, among other issues. However, the Chicken Sag was delicious.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
sandeep arya
We were pleasantly surprised by this gem in Boulder. We stopped here for buffet on our way to Denver Airport and I'm glad we did.
Absolutely delicious. Great service, great vibe, and a complementary dessert. I ordered the lamb biriyani, with medium spiciness hoping for spice, and they did not hold back, was very happy!
Vegetarian options: Large vegetarian section
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We got takeout on a Friday night and were disappointed with the food quality across the board:
* Samosas bland and a little soggy
* Naan was stale and borderline inedible
* All the meat in the tandoori combo was very dry, especially the chicken, and lacked flavor.
* Korma was okay but again pretty bland
* Got the vindaloo "hot" and it definitely had a lot of heat, but not much flavor otherwise -- kind of like they just added a ton of chili powder to a bland base.
Maybe the buffet is better, but I wouldn't order takeout again.
Food: 1
Doordashed chicken korma and veggies samosa. Chicken was chewy and rubbery..inedible..fed it to the dog..he struggled too. Samosa was bland mashed potatoes deep fried, lacked flavor. First and last time ordering here. Selected based on shortest wait time on DD. Big mistake. Sauce in korma was tasty....making this a 2 instead of a 1.
Food: 2
This is one of the best Indian food restaurants I have ever been to in Colorado. The interior of the biulding is quite interestingly decorated, and the waitstaff are very friendly and understanding of miscommunications. The food is the highlight of this place for sure with a large selection of food at good prices that tastes amazing. I have never been disappointed in the flavor of any dish I have had from here. My personal favorite is their lamb curry or bhindi masala.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Masala, Tandoori Chicken, Roti
Some of it is good well others parts are just meh best for example best naan bread and scecond best tandoori chicken ever but only okay chicken tikka masala and tamatoe soup I known tamatoe soup is not Indian but if it is not god then why have it on the menu overall might come back but will be very careful with what I choose
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
I had to walk away before ordering because of rudeness of the waiter. Oct 17 aroung noon ( if the owner is seeing this, Hope you can teach some basic manners to your waiters )
Learn basic manners before you get into service sector.
Service: 1
what kind of biryani is this? very bad nothing just a rice
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The lunch buffet was good, but the selection was a bit limited. There weren't many people here, so maybe they don't put out as many options as at other Indian buffets (Pearl St. hasn't been the same since COVID). Also, the food was lacking flavor because they appear to not be using much salt. I don't know if this is supposed to make the food healthier, but the flavor was a bit bland. The naan was very fresh, the food was healthy, and the atmosphere was nice. I liked the music they were playing, and enjoyed my visit, however it felt a little lonely since not many people were there. I wish more people would eat here, and then maybe the lunch buffet would be better. They have a great outdoor seating area, but nobody was using it. What a shame... C'mon guys, give Jaipur a try!
Vegetarian options: Lots of rice and veggie dishes to choose from. A good spot for vegetarians.
Dietary restrictions: Dairy free and gluten free options are available.
Parking: There is plenty of parking, but it is paid parking, both on the street or in nearby garages.
Kid-friendliness: Customers have access to private booths, and there are kid-friendly food options.
Wheelchair accessibility: The front door is wheelchair accessible, but there are a few steps down to the main dining area, and no ramp, so it may be difficult to eat in the main dining area, if you are in a wheelchair.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tandoori Chicken
Love this cute place! Decided to walk into it for a late night dinner after noticing the restaurant decor while walking down the street. It’s open late until midnight and the food hits the spot. Service is always on point with water and taking your order. Their onion kulcha is delicious with any masala! They have a lunch buffet too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I am a regular visitor to Jaipur for the buffet meal which is incredible value for money, and the food is generally good,however I have only given it three stars because on some occasions that I have been the food has not been kept sufficiently hot enough for my liking.My recent visit left me wondering if there is some form of heat under the cooked food as it was only Luke warm and the rice was in part cold.Some of the dishes were steaming ,others not.
If you arrive when the pans have just been filled then that’s great any other time not very good at all.I realise that I should have complained but I was on a time limit ,next time I will ,whether it has any effect or not seeing as how it is only a buffet meal we will see.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
Restaurantji Recommends
Pretty bad food to be honest
We came for the lunch buffet. It was good, not great. They had 3 vegan dishes out, as well as veggie samosas and tomato soup. We asked the gentleman working which buffet options were vegan, but he pretty much just read off the name of everything on the buffet. It was hard to tell if he understood what we were asking, especially because he kept pointing to the Saag Paneer, which is definitely not vegan. He also then brought us Naan to the table covered in butter. We asked for non-buttered, so he went back to the kitchen, at which point the cook came out and told us that there is dairy baked into the Naan, so it isn't vegan. So we weren't able to have any Naan. Overall, a decent lunch. It was nice getting to try multiple things, and the Veggie Samosas were pretty awesome (although they ran out after our first time through the line and were never replaced). Would I eat here again? Yes, probably. Would I go out of my way to go here? No, probably not. At least not for the lunch buffet.
Vegetarian dishes (I generally order Chana Masala and Paneer Masala) used to be tasty for the price, but not anymore. The quantity of food is also reduced in the take-out. The staff has not always been very friendly, so that's another letdown. The phone guy generally disconnects the phone before listening to the order properly.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Roti
This used to be my favorite Indian restaurant in downtown Boulder, but the service was terrible today. I got seated without an appetizer and was served without cutlery, among other issues. However, the Chicken Sag was delicious.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
We were pleasantly surprised by this gem in Boulder. We stopped here for buffet on our way to Denver Airport and I'm glad we did.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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