Misrilaal is my favorite place in old city. Its refreshing you in crowdy hectic bazar. Lassi, lassi, lassi and rabdi. wow. I always love to invite my friends and offer lassi and rabdi from here. you must try lassi here if you are visiting old city in afternoon.

the lassi was absolutely wholesome but way too sweet for my taste. Benaras lassis are still my reigning favourite. didn't have anything else here so can't comment. loved the seating though, where everyone can see everyone working on their goodies! it adds to the charm of the place.

I read about this place on trip advisor. This is a very famous place , famous for its lassi and rabdi . this place has been awarded for its quality and taste. person from The Foodie, NDTV has visited this place and has a picture of him put up. The seating is old school and has a charm of its... More

This place is indeed a gem. From the moment you enter this small 'restaurant' with bench seating and a separate room for women (interesting concept), you feel something unique in the air. The USP of this place is their lassi (with malai). Believe me, this is no ordinary lassi - it is a thick, creamy, ridiculously sweet flavorful concoction of... More

Believe the hype - the lassi here is the most magical drink that I think I've ever had. Located in the market square just down from the clocktower near the archway, the place doesn't look like much from the outside and is pretty hectic inside but even if you're only passing through Jodhpur then it's a taste experience not to... More

They do the most creamy yummy saffron lassi in Jodhpur. You find it inside the Gate close to the Clocktower.

This is a small place hidden near the clock tower, and very easy to miss. but the rabris and lassis are simply amazing. if you visit the clock tower, do have the lassi and rabri here, they serve it in well sealed glasses and cups also in case you do not feel like having them immediately and want to eat... More

This is a must visit hotel for hot kachories and lassi makkan marke....This is a very old hotel from 1927. The lassi here is must have and after the first lassi you will end up having another lassi for sure.

If you want to experience a sugar coma come to this place. Has the best lassi, rabdi and mawa kachoris. One portion of each and you're sorted for the day! Hole in the wall place located in the arch of the entry to the clock tower market, you may miss this place if you arent attentive enough while negotiating the... More