Week 2: Indian - Jaipur
Tonight we had record attendance:) DEP would like to formally initiate three new members: Ms. C "Should we order more?" P, Ms. J "Can I have fries with that?" C and Ms. L "I out eat grown men" S.Jaipur was a clean and quaint restaurant tucked in on Pico Blvd. with a pleasant setting and friendly service. The Naan and Samosas were good starters but pretty standard Indian fare. The Papri Chat (fried flour crisps with cilantro, yogurt and sweet and sour sauce) did have a unique flavor but the flour crisps were a tad stale. Chicken Tikka (boneless white meat marinated in spices, tandoor broiled on skewers) had generally good reviews. The Chicken Tikka Masala (bbq'd chicken pieces cooked with tomato & cream sauce) and Paneer Makhni (homemade Indian cheese cooked with spices, cream & tomato sauce) were tasty but quite similar in flavor to each other. The rice dish, Chicken Biryani (basmati rice with chicken, spices, nuts and raisins) was colorful but nothing unusual in taste.
10916 West Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90064 (just west of the Westside Pavilion)
Tel: 310-470-4994
Fax: 310-470-8004
http://jaipurcuisineofindia.com
Vegetarian friendly? Yes.
Parking: Finding street parking was a pain; but valet parking available at $4.50
Entree pricing: $7-15 before 10% coupon.
THE SISTERHOOD HAS DELIBERATED: 6 ROSES OUT OF 10.
Labels: Indian Restaurant, Jaipur, Los Angeles, Vegetarian Friendly, Weekly Reviews, West Los Angeles, Westwood
posted by twentypounder at 9:54 PM
3 Comments:
I found the leftovers to be bland, lacking in the strong flavors of India. The Chicken Tikka (No Masala) was just that. Bland chucks of chicken lacking in Masala flavor. The other dishes we equally unexciting. All in all poor left overs.
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