Tatta Chulha तत्ता चूल्हा

Unfortunately the only Rajasthani thali in Vancouver is also the worst Rajasthani thali I've ever had. Everything was bland with almost no salt and spices. All the sabzis were watery and cold and felt like they were made a few days ago. Only good thing was baati.
Also the staff came to our table thrice to ask how was the food, just 2 mins after our thalis were served. This is even before my first bite

Recently dined here for Rajasthani food experience and tried their Thali. Unfortunately, the dishes lacked the expected authentic flavors, tasting rather bland. The absence of distinctive Rajasthani spices was disappointing, making the overall dining experience less enjoyable. Service and ambience were good.

We had a very delicious food here.
Its really a worth going place.
If you search for pure veg indian restaurant in vancouver this is a very good place to eat.
We really felt like home eating at their restaurant.
Rajasthani food was super delicious also
Jain food is available

I ordered Methi thepla twice. Each time they were made with tiny chunks of Dry methi leaves (ready made). Authentic methi thepla would have good portion of Fresh methi leaves in it. Feel free to reach out and clarify if i am wrong.

Yep we are out all.awesome food with great flavor and taste.

Enjoyed and carb loaded.

Amazing amazing amazing Indian food. Not the common stuff you find at most restaurants. Highly recommend their Rajasthani thalis. When they bring you the food, they explain what everything is which is really appreciated! Their service is always great and the food is always fresh. We've been back so many times and it's always the most requested restaurant from my family when they're in town.

Definitely a good place to have rajasthani food. Being rajasthani myself i would say they have modified dishes to cater canadian customers as well. This make it less spicy (not as per rajasthani flavours)

Which make this good place in terms of food flavours but if you are craving for rajasthani food then you can go and have it fulfill.

We visited the restaurant for dinner. We were a group of 4 and we all ordered Royal Rajasthani Thalis. The thalis arrived at our table after a long wait. The quantities looked good but the quality was very disappointing. As the restaurant name suggest, we were expecting authentic Rajasthani taste/flavor is each dishe presented in the thali. However in reality the thalis were not worth the price they were charging; in that it was cold, the vegetables overcooked, no taste (certainly not Rajasthani taste/flavor). To make matters worse, the service was bad. The restaurant was empty, then too, we had to wait for a long time to get the server to come to our table. To sum it we had a bad experience. We will not visit this restaurant again.

Great place for amazing Indian food! We love the thali. So much flavor in simple vegetarian dishes. You will be surprised! Their buttermilk is delicious too. Give it a go, you won't be disappointed.

We always end up going there when it is busy. Service for us has always been slow but we don't mind. The food is worth the wait.

Great Thaali. Got extra kadhi and gatte ki sabzi because they were awesome. Not a huge fan of Daal Baati or Aloo Tikki here. Aloo tikki seemed a bit stale.

Chaach was awesome.

The most amazing part of food here was the home-feels. I was told that homemakers cook food rather than professional restaurant staff which is why it felt so warm and healthy. I tried bedmi Puri and aloo and it was amazing. I also tried dishes from the thaali. Everything was great but the daal baati could have been more flavourful. The garlic chutney on side was a highlight too

Great food. Being a South Indian, this was the first time I tried Rajastani food. Very impressive with the service- friendly. They even gave suggestions on how to try their Thali. Will be back soon.

We went here hoping to get some really good Rajasthani food but the food was as bland as a potato! We had a Thali, Daal Bhati and Gatta Pulao and all of them were quite disappointing. The Pulao had these chunks of Gatta (chickpea flour dumplings) that were hard and bland and didn't really go with the Pulao at all. My wife handpicked all the Gattas, set them aside and just had the Pulao in the end. The daal bhati was equally tasteless. Thali lacked spices and seems like it has been customized for North American palette.

Service was okay. We were the only customers in the restaurant when we went and the place looked a bit desolate. The price for a Thali is around 27 CAD with taxes and it is not worth that price.

Go here only if you don't mind shelling out a good bit of money on less than average food.

Food was tasty. The servers, Shraddha and Alisha, were cheerful and amazing. Our orders were brought to us on time and with a smile. Will surely be back.

Lovely place for Rajiathani! I believe the thali is the best even tho u hv the option to ask for more you will be full in the fist serving! Love the desert! If you are going with a child u don’t need to order separately.
No Parking it’s paid parking 4$ for full day not bad! Must park and walk behind! 100% vegetarian! Clay pot tea was delicious Bt the pot was chipped.
The environment is very pleasant, adding more tradition decor to the walls would bring out a bit more of cultural!

Fantastic job with food, ambience and service. Being a Rajasthani, loved their food. It’s the closest to the authentic one I found here. Parking could be little tricky to find nearby so plan ahead.

We had the Jain Rajasthani thali here. It was one my best thali experiences ever! Loved the daal-baati-churma and green chana curry. Each item in the thali was delicious! Loved the food, loved the people, loved the ambience!

I came here with my vegan friend and I think the owner and the people working there are really nice.
However maybe I'm not used to this style of Indian food, I just don't think they taste good.
Almost everything is fried so if you came here for "healthy food, " look elsewhere.
The samosas are good but as usual, heavily fried and a little oily.
The Aloo Gobi (cauliflower and potatoes) is also decent but almost everything else in the Thali is not as good.
The difference between vegan and regular Thali is whether they use yogurt in the drink or the sauce.