New Delhi

Delhi’s gastronomic landscape welcomes a taste of Rajasthan with the launch of three iconic names—Falahaar, Kota Kachori, and Jai Jinendra—now serving patrons at Connaught Place. These beloved brands, introduced to the capital by Rohilya Foods Pvt. Ltd., are known for their authentic flavors, traditional recipes, and commitment to wholesome vegetarian cuisine.

For over 40 years, the group has delighted food lovers in cities such as Kota, Jaipur, Bengaluru, and Varanasi. Their entry into Delhi combines heritage recipes with contemporary quick-service dining, catering to busy professionals and families alike.

Falahaar emphasizes nutritious, vrat-friendly meals crafted from fresh ingredients. Highlights include Sabudana Khichdi, Fruit Cream, Makkhania Lassi, and Falahaari Samosa—light yet flavorful dishes perfect for health-conscious diners seeking traditional tastes.

Next door, Kota Kachori delivers the crisp, golden crunch of Kota’s iconic street snack. From Dal Kachori to Aloo Pyaz Kachori, each piece is a tribute to age-old recipes cherished across generations.

For those with a sweet tooth, Jai Jinendra offers an array of traditional sweets and namkeens, balancing texture and taste perfectly, and ideal for gifting or snacking on the go.

The new outlet, located near Kake Da Hotel at Outer Circle, Connaught Place, blends modern design with Rajasthani aesthetics, providing a comfortable and hygienic space for both quick bites and relaxed dining.

Speaking on the launch, Robin Jain, Director of Rohilya Foods Pvt. Ltd., said,
"Our mission has always been to connect people with culture through food. Bringing our brands to Delhi is not just expansion—it’s an opportunity to share the authentic flavors of Rajasthan with a city that values tradition and taste."

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With this launch, Rohilya Foods Pvt. Ltd. strengthens its national presence, offering Delhiites an authentic Rajasthani experience—whether it’s the warmth of a freshly prepared kachori, a nutritious vrat-friendly meal, or the crunch of traditional namkeen.