Dragon House - Radisson Jaipur City Center

Adhiraj

1 year ago

5.0

One of the truly authentic oriental and asian cuisine fine dine restaurant present in Jaipur located inside Hotel Radisson on MI road. I got really impressed with their menu, lot’s of options. The ambience has an oriental vibe and even floor seating tables are available to enhance your experience. Do try Sushi, Dim-Sums. Chilly chicken served here is one of the best I have ever eaten. Prices are on a higher aide

Poonam Taparia

3 months ago

5.0

come here mainly to have Khow Suey soup which is fantabulous. staff with a smile and service is also excellent

Purvi Nawalkha Jain

2 months ago

5.0

Zual was a great attendant and guided us through the menu and order the right meals especially for our child.

anshul sharma

6 months ago

5.0

immaculate staff and pleasant experience.🤌🤌Kudos to team Dragon House🫶🏻

Anoushka Pradhan

2 years ago

4.0

The food was very good. we ordered Chilly chicken and prawn tempura in appetizers. the Chilly chicken was soft and juicy. the prawn was also good. the Chilly garlic noodles were great but the portion size was very small. 1 plate noodles was barely enough for 2 people. the Dragon chicken was good but it had no gravy. As a main course dish, you expect it to have gravy. overall service was very good and ambience is also good. Hopefully the portion size can be increased to match its price.

Akash Chhetri

1 year ago

3.0

My final day in Jaipur during my vacation brought me to Dragon House, a fine dining establishment at Radisson that attempts to be "fine" but misses a few things here and there. Since this was my first time at this restaurant, I left it up to the servers to pair our food. Upon their recommendations, we ordered the following: 1. Sunset in Siam, a mocktails 2. Burnt Garlic Chicken Fried Rice 3. Dragon House pan fried veggies in Butter Garlic Sauce 4. Chongqing styled chicken Once we placed our order, we were provided tasting platter of their sweet papaya salad, kimchi and masala peanuts to relish upon while our order was being prepared. All three were delightful and my compliments to their chefs for preparing these. To my absolute surprise, when asked for regular water, the restaurant denied saying that they do not serve water and their patrons must buy their overpriced 200/litre water bottles. I'm pretty sure they're probably breaking a law or two with this nasty attempt at robbing their patrons of a great dining experience. Anyways, we were quite tried from our 7 hour journey from Udaipur and had no strength left to argue moral and legal obligations and decided to purchase their water. The glass water bottle will now serve a flower vase in my office, acting as constant reminder of the horros of capitalism. The starter, Chongqing chicken was batter fried chicken pieces tossed in spring onions, red peppers and Sichuan pepper corns. Not quite the best I've had but they were good enough so Dragon House gets a pass here. Enter main course and things went downhill. When patrons order burnt garlic fried rice, they expect just one thing. Their dish should highlight garlic. And that is exactly what was missing from the rice. Let alone subtle hints, I could not find a single garlic in the rice. The servers had recommended their dragon veggies in Butter Garlic sauce as an absolutely delightful pairing for the burnt garlic rice. This was quite good and would have paired very nicely with the rice if it actually had some garlic. The mocktail was an absolute disaster. Sunset in Siam is just cranberry soda with a kaffir leaf and a dash of lime juice. Zero depth of flavours and I'd rather drink a cranberry Bacardi than this mocktail. At least the Bacardi is cheaper. Given all this, I do want to point out that I was in the restaurant at somewhat of a rushour time during the weekend but the serving staff was fantastic. Dragon house is a confused amalgamation of fantastic service and a cozy atmosphere, paired with crappy mocktails and shoddy attempts at charging for water that ultimately leaves me wanting to avoid it like the flu. 3/5 stars is being generous here, seriously.

Sunil Agarwal

1 year ago

2.0

I recently went to Dragon House after a long time its a place I have been going to since I was kid, however, the place is completely changed. The new chef is really disappointing and the food standards are not upto the mark, the waiters don’t really know their orders and can’t really answer straight. In all, a very disappointed experience from a place that once used to be a favourite.

Renu Trivedi

2 years ago

2.0

Mediocre food which was grossly overpriced. Long wait times didn’t justify either the quality or the taste. Avoid this place. You’ll find much better oriental food in Jaipur.

Nitesh Gandhi

2 years ago

2.0

Staff are least bother about your requirement. Taste is also not up to the mark.

Akshita Maheshwari

1 year ago

1.0

Pathetic service. Give you a table 1 hour after the reservation time. Take 20 minutes to call the service to place an order.