Exploring The Culinary Delights Of Ajmer

Situated inside the valleys of Aravali range, the city of Ajmer is a voyager's heaven. Ajmer invites vacationers from all parts of India and abroad, throughout the year with its cool atmosphere and amazing array of delighting food. No trip, however short or long, is finished without encountering the lip smacking pleasures of a city. Let’s take a look at some of the best culinary delights to explore in the city of Ajmer.

Ajmer being a historical city has numerous little shops in different business sector existing for a very long time. Some of them have been famous for particular culinary delights. Some of these food joints are not to be missed at any expense. In spite of the fact that the feel of these joints may not be exceptionally delightful, but the showcase of their age old cooking formulas attracts a large number of tourists. Along with the best places to visit in Ajmer do take some time out and explore these fabulous food joints as well.

While on a visit to Ajmer, one must taste the stunning Sohan Halwa at Buddha Mal's in Purani Mandi. The yummy odor of ghee and cardamom seeds will surely pull your attention from a long distance. This strong aroma along with the mouth watering taste of the halwa is accessible in almond and pistachio flavors. Some of the best savories of Ajmer are found in Azad Sweets. This sweet shop is a standout amongst the most famous ones found in Ajmer and is an old family run business. The mystery formulas made by their bakers and chefs are the one of a kind. Karachi Halwa, Sohan Halwa, Gond Pak, Katli, Patisha Barfi, Gazak are some of the fundamental treats which are famous among tourists.

If you are searching for some fiery and spicy chaats of Ajmer then few spots like Shankar Chaat, Kesarganj, Shree Namkeen & Mahadev Chaat are not to be missed. These are age old shops, which offer diverse mouth watering hot palate like Aloo Tikki, Dahi Vara, Samosa Chaat, Kachori and more. Must try - Kadi-Bhauja at Shankar Chat which is a novelty of Ajmer tourism.

The majority of locals in Rajasthan are vegetarians, and this given an edge to vegan eateries in the state. With Ajmer's astounding cultural mix and customs numerous non-vegetarian eateries have also picked up notoriety. You can find different kebab delights being appreciated by the people of Ajmer. Some of the best known kebab stalls can be found at the Martindale Bridge, towards Mridang Cinema. You can enjoy dishes like Boti Kebabs, Shami Kebabs and different assortments alongside uncommon chutneys, bean stew and onions. Mahadev ka Dhaba is another prominent joint which serves one of the best dhaba styled dishes in the whole Ajmer. It is situated near Daulat Bagh and is constantly packed with foodies.

For coffee fans the Jammu Hotel at the Mall Road is the spot to visit. This place has their own tweaked espresso bean roasters, which make delectable Indian coffee. Try not to expect a Cappuccino or Mochaccino here.