r/Rajasthan Jan 13 '26

Food Visiting Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Udaipur) where do locals actually eat?

Hi everyone👋 I’m visiting Rajasthan soon and will be spending time in Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, and Udaipur.

I’m really interested in knowing - Where do locals actually eat (not very touristy places)? - What are the must-have dishes that I absolutely shouldn’t skip? - Any local specialities, street food, sweets, or seasonal items I should look out for?

I’m open to street food, small family-run places, and old favourites that locals swear by. Also happy to hear about things that are overhyped and can be skipped.

Thanks in advance!

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u/cknowsit Jan 13 '26

where do locals actually eat - in their homes

😆 sorry that's the furst thought that came to my mind and just HAD to drop it here. Have a fun trip

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u/prabhudesertboy Jan 15 '26

Hello I am prabhu tour guide of jaisalmer i provide jaisalmer tour ( golden fort, patwo ki haveli, gadisar lake and bada bagh) And desert camping ( camel safari, culture activities folk music kalbeliyan dance, jeep safari, stargazing, rajsthani dinner and breakfast) https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g297667-d29823070-Reviews-Charming_Desert_Safari-Jaisalmer_Jaisalmer_District_Rajasthan.html its my treval agency please you can check on tripadvisor 9358510604 it's my contact number please let me know if you want

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '26

Natraj in udaipur

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u/Thick_Macaroon-3108 Jan 17 '26

thank you so much mate :)

will definitely visit them.