Great and relaxing vibes! An amazing vegetarian thali experience, felt like I was in India :) It is a bit pricey, a little above $30/person, but I think it's worth a try if you can afford it, and it's unlimited! Servers were so sweet and were quick to refill anything we wanted. I think the Thali of the Day is the only menu option, but there were also Kids Menu options as well. Food was amazing and definitely on the spicier side. My favorite dishes were the pakora and vegetable sabzi (I got seconds). I recommend the Mohanthal for the dessert option! read more

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We made a 40-minute journey to savor the Gujarati thali. Opting for outdoor seating meant we were seated right away, while indoor seating had a 20-minute wait on a Saturday lunchtime. The patio is pleasant on sunny days. The thali was served promptly, each dish explained to us, and every item delighted our taste buds except for the chana dal, which was less to our liking. Our only critique would be the excessive oil in the dishes, but the flavors were outstanding. For dessert, the Gulab Jamun and Shrikand were sublime. This place comes highly recommended for an authentic Gujarati thali experience. Conveniently, we parked in the public lot behind the restaurant where the first hour was complimentary. read more

Rajdhani - Unlimited Thali - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

Rajdhani is my go to spot for Thali, staying true to my Gujrati roots :) The authentic flavours transport me back home. The puris, dal, khaman, guvar dhokli nu shaak, khichdi-kadhi, bhajiya, undhiyu, mohanthal, aam - ras, chaash are spot on ( I wish they would add fried papad/fryums as well)!! They have a fixed menu for every weekend and the sabzi's/curry's would vary every weekend, however I've loved all of them. It is a vegetarian's paradise. You can opt for the unlimited/fixed thali options. The main course is unlimited servings, however, the dessert which has 4 options is a single serving. Also, you would have to order the aam ras (creamy mango puree. P.S - it's not mango lassi/mango milkshake) separately from the Thali. The service is spot on - the servers will ensure your plate is always full and you're well fed! You will definitely need a nice afternoon nap after savouring the food here :P. It gets busy during the weekend - there's a good 45 minute wait at times. They don't take reservations though, it's first come, first serve. read more

Terrible service and very spicy food and terrible for price. If you are expecting a real rajdhani experience don't go here. Save your money ! I wish I could give zero stars. read more

For our son & mom date, my son chooses this restaurant. Its a gujarat vegetarian restaurant. Our first time trying out the food from this part of India. We ordered the limited plate. Came with a bit of everything for the day. Interestingly delicious but spicy for our palete. The ice cream dessert is my favourite . The waiters are all very nice in explaining to me the different dishes. read more

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Food was good. Little expensive but may be for getting the feeling of authentic Gujarathi Thali experience. We waited there with my family for an hour and not sure it was worth of that wait for that price. read more

This place used to be so good! We used to visit here every time we were in LA . This time was completely disappointing! So little variety, taste was bad with just few avg things. The price was 25$ / thali. JUST NOT WORTH! read more

Rajdhani - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

Came here with our Indian friend to experience this Indian food. I enjoyed the food. We had to wait for maybe 10-15 minutes which wasnt bad. They kept coming to serve the food to us, they were somewhat slow when we would ask something, it took quite some time until they would bring it back. Bathroom could be a bit cleaner in my opinion. We sat outside. Its all vegetarian. Some were spicy, some were better than others. I still recommend it. their dessert was suppppper good!! if you get all that you can eat, it comes with the dessert. Not a bad experience, its a bit pricy compared to what I have heard other similar restaurants. read more

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First time having thali so don't know how much cred that lends my review. Everything was delicious and the servers were very attentive and patient with us newbies. Luckily we also had friends in our group who told us to get extra puri when they brought around the tray. Only one thing was a bit on the spicy side for me, but I still finished it (pakora?). It was odd for me that the rice arrived towards the latter half of the meal, but I enjoyed eating the puri with the different dishes. We sat out on the patio which was really nice for a Sunday lunch. The traffic noise below wasn't noticeable and we were sitting in the shaded area (depending on the time of day you might get some sun in your face). The cool thing about the meal was it was filling, but not in a heavy way. It was a really enjoyable vegetarian experience for this non-vegetarian. Parking was available in the parking structure at the back of the building - it's a bit cramped so be careful maneuvering your vehicle. Overall a great experience, and I would return! read more

STEPH JUDGEMENT: A must-try if you're a fan of vegetarian/vegan Indian food. It only took me 10 years for me to come back, but when I did I had a newfound appreciation, as I now tend to eat more vegetarian fare than ever. The depth and breadth of the flavors here are incredible, and I always leave way too stuffed. They change things up quite a bit as well, so you're not always eating the same stuff. One of the best Indian places around, period. read more

It's ok food and overrated. OK for the first time if you are new to the USA and emotional and want to eat vegetarian Gujarati food. There is no service as other yelpers mentioned, And sorry what is Ambiance? read more

Wow all you can eat sit down buffet which is served to you at your table . Hot , fresh and tasty . Reminded me old party time in India where you sit down and various people bring various dishes and you eat till you can get up. Loved it . They two different option mini thali which is the same menu but no second and then the regular thali which is unlimited supply . And it is a Vegetarian Resturant. I loved it and ate way too much but no regrets . If I am in the area again I sure will be thinking about going to this place . Glad I do not live nearby otherwise I would be putting so much weight in no time read more

Long wait....half the tables were piled on with stacks of plates, no social distancing what so ever.... The worst part was.. we found a freaking COCKROACH crawling on their curtains and table... Here's what they did... came in to see, took it out with their bare hands... no apologies... no nothing ... Pretended it NEVER Happened! NEVER AGAIN!!! Food you ask? Mediocre...subpar...meh!! read more

Rajdhani - Mohanthal, Shrikhand, Farsan, Gulab Jamun,Roti with Ghee - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

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Great tasting food in their unlimited thali. You can look up the thali menu for the day on their website before going. Great value for the price. I have had far less for higher price. The service is top notch. The waiters keep coming to you with food to fill in your plates. Nothing to complain! read more

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Just had lunch at Rajdhani this afternoon! In thali no food in the plate served until first 10 mins. Every item was served in long breaks which resulted in cold food! They ran out of food in middle of meal time.... No water was served throughout.... One of the worst meal experiences..... rude server..... cherry on the top.... They offer us to wash hands while we were still eating our meal.... Would you really wish to eat here? Are the owners aware of the treatment given? read more

Rajdhani has the best Gujarati food, and also the best Indian food experience. There is not set menu; you get as much as you want to eat, from that day's menu. It's an incredible experience. read more

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Been here 3 times now.... With an Indian friend. Quality taste, for Thali style food. Before the pandemic it was like 16.50 all you can eat, it's up to like 24-25.00 now. Still worth it. Unlimited cold slim buttermilk is great for cooling down. Be back soon! read more

Rajdhani - Sunday late lunch. - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

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Too expensive for a thali which doesn't have great options these days which they had a few years ago. Super hyped

Delicious AYCE Gujarati Thali food that'll leave you feeling super satisfied. I believe you don't have to choose the AYCE option but most people are there to eat as much as they can and it's certainly the one with the most worth! At the end of the meal you get to pick one of five desserts, you can't go wrong with any of them so just pick whichever one sounds most appetizing at the moment. Service is attentive and quick, and you can sit inside or outside at the balcony area. There's a public parking lot behind the building for a small fee. read more

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This is truly one of hardest reviews to write but I feel compelled to do it. This place WOULD be incredible, and perhaps still could be, except for one thing. I will explain: I took a very beautiful expatriate Bollywood actress and cricket commentator to this place for dinner here, whose name means "the treasure of the king," and while we enjoyed the food and service, on the way home we noticed a gastric uneasiness, a certain sleazy queasiness. She confessed to me later that she had a "tummy ache" that night, as did I. Well, eh, maybe just an off day. I recently went back by myself and sat down to enjoy one of their freshly-cooked and served all-you-can-eat thalis. As the server placed two fritters (I don't know the Gujarati name for these, sorry) on my platter glistening with oil, something occurred to me. Is this (gulp!) what I think it is? I asked, and sure enough, it was the dreaded canola oil. I explained to the maitre d' that I won't eat food with that noxious sludge ingredient, and he concurred, adding that all the curries, etc., have that in it. He graciously relieved me of my obligation to stay/pay and even sweetly offered to let me gulp down some more of their tasty chaas (yogurt drink). I have been to restaurants in India that are similar to the service model here. They are quite a spectacle, but i highly doubt they are using canola oil. So sad. Many people I know report that they feel sick after eating foods fried in canola oil. I love this place except for this unfortunate gaffe. If it weren't for the oil thing I would give five stars without hesitation. But you deserve to know. I hope they change soon. read more

Updated review: it is now back open for outdoor dining. Space is EXTREMELY limited because they are sitting 6 feet apart. Please be aware. The hours have also changed - I thought the dinner hours are a little short, so make sure you get there early (open at 6 PM for dinner) to assure you get a table and eat for as long as you can. Parking is a little crazy on Pioneer in general, so if you can walk it or carpool, it's best! read more

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Where do I begin! As a vegan, I am sometimes apprehensive about the food I eat, but I did not have such concerns here! Firstly, I mentioned to the team that I was a vegan and they made sure to only provide me vegan options with the thali. If they weren't sure if an item was vegan, they would double check. The attention to detail was very much appreciated! The food was out of this world. Some of the best food I've ever eaten in my life! The server and owner were so kind and gracious and I only wish such an amazing place was available in my home town of Massachusetts! Highly recommend going for amazing service and food!! read more

This place has been around for 20 years. Family run and the owner still manages the kitchen. The thali / food is exceptional. This is an unlimited serve as you eat kind of a place. It's a Gujarati style food, and the best that you can get in SoCal for this style of cusine. read more

If you like gujarati thali, this place is worth checking out. Quality of food is good at reasonable price with good variety.

Great food and service. Very expensive for my liking. Chai should be included in price. This is an overload of tasty food. Once in a 6 month event. Be warned that you will want to nap right after the meal. read more

This has to be one of my favorite Gujarati Thali places. I am not the biggest fan of the flavors, but I can tell that it is of quality and are still pretty tasty. You have to keep requesting for each item that you initially receive for the unlimited option. I got daal, which honestly felt like sambar as it was spiced that way and a little on the sweet side, but still alright. There was a lima bean curry, a chilli curry, and an okra curry which all tasted good with the poori, roti, and the rice. I was the biggest fan of their roti as it was just a little stretchy but light. The poori was on the oily side but it was nice and fluffy. I also got kadhi, but that really didn't taste like much and I had better kadhi elsewhere. The gulab jamun was nice and soft, maybe a bit too sweet, but it was a nice finish to the meal. They kept refilling the glasses with chaas, which also didn't taste like much but it was alright. It is definitely a place I would visit again and try their other variations of curries as it changes daily. I would give it to them for the quality of their dishes! read more

Rajdhani - Unlimited Veg Thali - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

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Really good food! I love the "all you can eat" option so you don't have to decide what to order, you just try everything.

Casual ambience, good food, amazing service. It's unlimited food being served to you. read more

Today was our first visit to this place. Since we just decided to pick a random spot for dinner, we didn't know what to expect. Luckily, the food, and staff were amazing. All of the waiters were attentive, and helpful in answering all my questions. Highly recommend checking this place out. read more

AYCE!!! Not a buffet but definitely a banquet. There's no menu. Everyone gets a metal platter with small bowls..and the servers come around and ladle something delicious into the small bowls on the platter. The delicious roti, the fried chapati bread...you use a metal spoon to put dollops onto the bread...some things are spicy, some are not...vegetarian vegan food ftom the Gurjarati...fun to try everything. The white rice served with yellow lentils, so gooood. You also get two metal cups. One for room-temp water. The other is watery buttermilk, which also has a saltiness, but it helps tame the heat. A fun delicious lunch... my burfday celebration suggested by a dear friend who loves this place..now i do too. . read more

Its not the same as I was expecting. A few years back, had a very pleasant experience with the service and delicious food with variety. However, this time around, the variety was missing. Having to pay $30 each person (tip included), was expecting salad, chuttney, papar and other variety. Giving 3 start for good service, variety is missing in Thali. read more

Do you know what a Thali is? It literally translates to 'Plate' in many Indian languages (Hindi, Gujarati, etc.). Rajdhani serves Gujarati Thalis. So, you start with a huge empty stainless steel plate, with several tiny bowls on the plate. Servers keep coming to your table and fill up your Thali with deliciousness. Rajdhani is pure vegetarian place. There were two kinds of spicy soups (Sambar and Kadhi), two kinds of vegetable dishes, lentils, flat bread (Roti), fried flat bread (Puri), two kinds of rice, and a few other items. The food was generally okay, but some of the items were a little to spicy for my palate. You also get to choose one of five dessert options. I'd recommend the Shrikhand. It is like a flavored beaten yoghurt. The best part was getting the finger bowls. Traditionally, you eat Indian food with your fingers. Back in the days in India, in moderately high-end places, you'd get finger bowls (with some warm water and a slice of lemon) to wash your fingers at the end of your meals. I hadn't seen one of these in a long loong time. read more

Rajdhani - Gujarati Thali - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

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great experience always at this place. Only complaint is that the food is a bit too spicy. They need to knock off some of the spiciness and make it moderately spicy so that everyone can enjoy the taste. read more

Up on the second floor presumably to be a gateway to heaven since the food is heavenly here. Heavenly and NOT ENDING. You begin your journey with water and a yogurt drink (which is tart and not sweet but it helps if you are sensitive to spice in foods). Our waiter brought out a yogurt soup and a lentil soup and both were souper (heh) good. Lentil won this round. It was slightly spicy with a really good herb flavor. I would have been happy with that and bread... which then made its appearance. Three breads! Three! One was a flat bread, the other the crunchy chiplike, and the last one was a puffy fried bread. And now that I'm thinking back there were two more breads: one was a sponge poppy seed bread that was used to sop up the liquids from the dishes and the other was a patty type bread that was also fried (the texture was almost like a ground chickpea). Five breads! Whew. Yeah. We haven't even gotten to entrees. The three they had when we were there were stewed vegetables, lentils, and potatoes spiced with just about every spice on earth. The flavor was absolutely amazing. I had a whole cinnamon stick in my potatoes. YUM. All is vegetarian as well. Dessert is included if you can cram any more food in your food hole. I got the mohenthal pudding which is a grain pudding that's stewed in honey and milk and spices. I could have eaten a vat of it. I will never be hungry again. read more

Rajdhani - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

The worst dining experience ever. The website picture does not reflect the reality. The vegetables were potato and egg plant cheapest vegetable in the market. Sweet rasam, watery kadhi, daal makhni were other items. The bill for 5 of us was 185 dollars. It is rip off. Dont go there read more

One of the best things about living in L.A. is being a tourist. A friend organized a group of us to go to the afternoon "buffet". Quite honestly, I'm not a fan of buffets. The thought of standing in a line holding a plate to get a scoop of large portions of food sitting chafing dishes leaves me feeling a bit chafed. Not a pleasant experience.... HOWEVER, this isn't your feed the masses kind of buffet... it's more of a prix fixe menu. For $21 fresh piping hot food is delivered by friendly servers who place dollops of deliciousness in the stainless steel bowls on your platter. There's a variety of breads, vegetarian and vegan dishes. Pitchers of water and a savory salty lassi drink are placed on the table (I didn't care for the salty yogurt drink, but my friend said after the second sip she really enjoyed it). I did have a hot masala tea that was quite refreshing after the long drive down from L.A. Dessert was included and it filled in any possible gaps that were left in our tummy. Note, wear your favorite kurta and stretchy pants so you can enjoy to your heart's content. The servers will give you as many refills of any dish you desire... one serving of each is enough, but it's so tasty, that you may go for seconds.. hence the need for stretchy pants! I look forward to coming back! read more

Rajdhani - There's always a little room for dessert! - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

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Food is unlimited thali style , service is good but food varieties is less than basic, they used to serve different types of seasonal vegetable sabzi but now it is aloo , dal, raita that I can make at home. They increase the price per plate is 25.99+tax comes to 27$. At this price I can get better food options. read more

Have seen this place while visiting the area few times. The service is good and quick. We sat outside in the patio which was nice as there were decorative lights. We tried their unlimited Thali - since we didn't plan dinner we didn't go on an empty stomach (which is our mistake). The options were good. In the dal and kadhi I can do without sugar. I know, it's a norm in some places. The kichidi was good. They missed the mark with not having papad or pickle with the thali. It's a must to include it. read more

Having moved to LA area I thought of giving this place a try because of Gujarat Thali which is unlimited food and typically in India they have a lot of servers constantly serving and bringing food to you. Let me first start by ambiance. For an upscale place or place charging $29 / thali, this place will disappoint. Parking lot and the building seem old and unplanned. Parking lot and stairs are dirty and smell of stale food. If you are bringing some guest to eat at fancy place this will not give you that vibe. Once you are inside it is decent but not new or clean. Bathrooms are also dirty and not what you expect from a restaurant of this scale and price they charge per person. Ignoring the ambiance and reviewing the food, I would give it 2 stars. We ordered 1 unlimited thali, 1 limited thali which is $19 and one Amras dish which was $9. First starting with Amras it was Mango pulp from tin that you get at stores. Considering this is a sit down restaurant charging a lot was not expecting tin can items to be poured on a small bowl and be served as such. It was also cold confirming this and no fresh mango pieces or pulpin ras. Photo is attached of this. The quantity was so small for $9 that would not order this as tin mango pulp is cheap and we did not come to restaurant to eat tin can food but served in a nice fancy steel bowl. Now coming to mini thali it is good for anyone wanting variety but still lacked few items that you get in unlimited thali. For unlimited thali food some items were good but others were standard and not worth $29. The amount of items is more like 3 vegetables but being a Gujarati you know these items are cheap and not worth a lot. They also gave puri and roti fresh which was good but will talk about service in third section. Also being unlimited thali I thought to order shrikhand but found out dessert is complimentary and can be ordered once. The dessert they gave was so small in quantity like one gulab jambun or one small bowl of shrikhand that it would not make you satisfied. In India if you go to any unlimited Thali restaurant they served unlimited dessert as well and considering the price of $29/ person I had the impression I was getting such thali but that is not the case so be mindful its unlimited for cheap items and the real good stuff is served once and in small quantity. Now to the service, being a thali place you expect good service as each person in India just have one task of serving one item to everyone constantly so you never wait for anything. Think of Buffet where it is unlimited but here because people serve you, you might have to wait for them to come to you. Here I felt I was waiting a lot to get served maybe because we arrived early like 6pm and majority of people were wiping dished when we came in. But even either that they would serve very limited and you would feel bad asking them for more. At least in Buffet you dont get such guilt when taking more as you can self serve. When it came to dessert no one told us it was complimentary and one time only. I had shrikhand quickly and thought of eating more with puri but then was left with puri and no shrikhand to eat with. Service was maybe 3 out of 5 due to slow service and having to wait for them to serve items they have. I would rather get up and get my food rather than wait to be served. To anyone considering this for small or large group would not recommend as it is expensive and a standard Indian Buffet would be cheaper similar quality in food. Lack of variety of desserts and also getting one small dessert for unlimited thali also seems wrong and totally not worth it. Below are photos of food you can see photos of dessert others have posted to decide whether quantity is good or not considering unlimited thali is $29 and limited thali is $19. Food probably cost them a lot less to make as all quantity is small and dishes served are cheap to make. read more

Rajdhani - Amras from tin rather than fresh - Vegetarian Near Me - Artesia, California

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Quality of food and service has definayely declined recently. The Dahl and Kudhi and vegetables were cold. Chutneys came many minutes after we finished the Pakoras. No salad or papadums served. Still a good place for gujarati thalis....probably the only place for thalis served this way. read more