Rajwadu

Dr.Vishal timma 11 months ago

From food to service and ambience and entertainment everything is at its best....there was a huge village-like setup...there was beautiful architecture along the way till dining ....there were many picturizing spots all along the way. There were Rajasthani folk singers assembled to entertain us while waiting for food also there was an astrologer, drums and some play area for kids. The food they served was in an ample quantity from the salad to finishing ice cream, everything tasted good. The seating here is different and cozy to sit. The best time to visit this place is evening. They open at 7.00pm and the cost was 1100rs per person. But when you spare time to spend the whole evening there then it's all worth the money.

Aatish Bhachech 22 months ago

I visited this place recently with my wife. Their ambience was super amazing. They had a pottery making area, traditional dance, puppet show, and much more. The staff was very good. They serve traditional Gujarati food, and it tasted good. Overall, I feel it is an excellent place for someone who wishes to have a traditional Gujarati meal.

Jayesh Sharma 12 months ago

I had the pleasure of experiencing a traditional Indian village dining experience and it was absolutely amazing. From start to finish, the entire experience was filled with warmth, hospitality, and the most delicious food.
The village was nestled in the heart of the ahmedabad, surrounded by lush greenery and serene beauty. As we walked through the village, we were greeted by friendly hosts who welcomed us with a drink. We were taken to a dining area, beautifully decorated with dim lights. The meal was served on banana leaves, a traditional and eco-friendly way of serving food in India. The food was a true feast for the senses - each dish was bursting with flavor and aroma, made with fresh and locally sourced ingredients. We even got to participate in a traditional dance and music performance, which was a highlight of the evening.

The entire experience was a wonderful glimpse into the rich culture and hospitality of India. I left feeling full, happy, and grateful for the opportunity to have such a unique and memorable dining experience.

If you're looking for an authentic and unforgettable dining experience in India, I would highly recommend a traditional village dining experience. The food, hospitality, and sense of community make it an experience like no other.