rajwadu

i am not a fan of thali food. but in navratri rajwadu wears this beautiful avataar and is decked for the celebrations. they have a 100 diya aarti everyday for nine nights and it is a mesmerising experience.
so each time we r here for the aarti, almost every year, we stop by for dinner. rajwadu offers a la carte gujarati food in its retaurant called madhurya.
the ambiance is open to air there is a puppeteer a pot maker etc right there, swibgs nearby and a huge empty space, has a welcoming-satisfying feeling to it. a
i always order khichu and sev tameta nu shaak. khichu is the raw form of papad ( must try) if u never have. it has the fluffiest khichu i haave had outside of home, pour liberal amout of oil and garlic chutney and i can eat plates of it. sev-tameta nu sgaak and vaagharelo rotlo was the next item. the rotlo was crushed and when mixed wirh the sev-tameta tasted wonderful. the patras went untouched. the cocunut tikki, dhokla were all very well made. the chhash is very refreshing, however the ginger and lemon drink was very strong.
one suggestion i wld like to make is, especially during navratri the aarti takes place at 10 the kitchen closes at 10:30 and food bcomes very rush rush so if during tht time if it could close a little later madhurya wld attract a larger crowd.
overall i like it. if there are children they would love the place and the food is a change for your taste buds.

food;4/5
ambiance:5/5
service:3.5/5
vfm:3/5

excellent food with true rajasthani atmosphere..
quality of service is also a plus point ..

pure gujarati experience........

the place is beautiful! great food.. lovely ambience.. n a perfect way to spend a relaxing evening with obviously good food! service is pretty good.. food is mouth watering!! must visit if u love gujarati n rajasthani food

nise hotel nise service and location very

we went there with friends as we were tired of the same north indian-italian-mexican stuff. the food was just awesome. being a gujarati, i couldnt have resisted having the rotlas and "bataka nu shaak". the service was very homely, and the ambience was just amazing. spreaded over a good area of land, "rajwadu" offers you perfect post-dine options in ways of "local music" and relaxation in "khatlas". on the whole, it gives you a perfect replication of a typical village.

food 4.5/5
ambience 4.5/5
service 5/5

grt restaurant.... in a city like ahmedabad, u get a feeling that u r actually in a village.
a whole lot of dishes only for u.
very difficult to complete all the dishes.
food quality is just awesome.
a must visit. courtesy is excellent. enjoy from 7-11.

i have visited rajwadu with my fmly. ambience is good, food typical gujju. farsan does not hve variety. mango juice should be served in this season. buttermilk, khichadi were tasty.overall rating 8/10.

don't go to this place.. period

shit food.. arrogant staff... ambience was alrite.. ordered a few things which were just too oily..none of the gujarati farsan had any taste..
we ordered the sweet and it was quite avoidable..
thought that the arrogant staff made our dinner feel horrible.. hope they get rid of the staff at the ala carte restaurant

i waited to go to rajwadu as i needed company from outside town to compare my notes and impression for this place. the entrance is usual village / fort look - i went here in the evening but would like to go in daylight someday as i am sure the darkness and scanty lighting covers a whole lot of stories about the hygiene. the food is usual and the entertaintment is also something which we have seen around in town.

as a whole no diffrentiator of the place or offering. but good for people who ocme from metros and rest of the world.

tip: carry your hand sanitizer

have been to this place many time before. and each time we go there, we resolve to gobble food more than the previous time. the open village ambience, polite servers, very quick service (sometimes so quick that you don't know whether to accept more food or not) all this is a wholesome experience in its own.

winter evenings are the best to visit this place for big family dinner. once you pay for the thali and enter, you are transported to a village type locale, away from the hustle bustle of the city. one can wander among the lush gardens and plots for as long as one wants. potters, puppet shows, singing musicians, snake charmers, magicians - they all add to the quaint charm of this place. we reached there early enough to enjoy the rajasthani dance, laze out on the cots and enjoy tasty juice (ginger lemon/ lychee pineapple). then we were escorted to our table, sorry open hut. exclusive gazebos which are comfortably made for varying group sizes are set out. the brass plates, bowls and glasses lend an authentic air to the experience.

the food is so rich, tasty and tempting that you cannot resist second serving of any item. by the time you finish eating thepla, bhakhri, rotlo, saakh, dal, kadhi, papad, maalpua, mohanthaal accompanied with aachar, makhkhan, ghudh, lasan chutney, salad, marcha. you are already gasping for breath. then comes the khichdi. you very vehemently refuse it, but the serves very pleasing induce you to taste it and then you have fallen for the trap. it is so tasty that you cannot stop with one spoon.

but the best part about the food here is that in spite of it being rich and full of ghee, it is light on your stomach.

all in all, an experience you should not miss

food - 9/10
ambience - 10/10
service - 10/10
value for money - 8/10

same place as vishala, but what separates rajwadu from vishalla is their madhrya restaurants and provision for parties.
i have been here for a wedding and a birthday. they provide a stage for weddings and it was nice. they have superb punjabi food and not just gujrati, as assumed by many.

this is my second review and i mention because i wanted to share with ppl what restaurant can offer and what ppl can do in restaurant such like rajwadu.

it was very cold night of saturday. group of 5 friend decided to go for diner and they wish to dine at rajwadu, i put 2 advice one as its very cold and already 8.30 pm we will face more cold there but i also confident abt the service and told they must have arrange camp fire also. so eveybudy decided to go with rajwadu only. reached at 10.00 pm and at this time also we found waiting for 1 hr. but truly speacking when i reach at camp fire area what i sea ppls make garb on rajathani music after their performance, truly ahmedabadi, i like this moment,

food quality was dicresed but no matter when you seat on bed with glass of leman water and hot rab and ppl enjoy cold night ith garba .

good ambient , outside city noise. food is good. pure ghee sweets and liked the environment.

only one word to describe the rajwadu is the feeling like eating food like king the mouthwatering food the price is thing but its the worth for food.

amazing place for marriage occasion i visited here in my friends engagement