Boring Road is where most of Patna goes to eat, which is exactly the problem on a Saturday evening — the same cafés, the same waits, the same North Indian menu. Ghoomar sits a few minutes west along the Bailey Road corridor at Pillar No. 55, Raja Bazar, close enough for a spontaneous dinner but far enough to escape the Boring Road crush.
What you get instead of another multi-cuisine menu is one thing done thoroughly: an unlimited Rajasthani thali of 24+ items, refilled until you stop. No ordering strategy, no waiting between courses, no bill anxiety.
For anyone driving in from the Boring Road, Patliputra or Rajapur Pul side, the metro pillars make navigation trivial — follow the line to Pillar No. 55, park at the building, take the lift to the 5th floor.
Straight run along the Bailey Road pillar line to Pillar No. 55 — easier parking than the Boring Road strip, and no queue for a table if you book.
A genuine Rajasthani kitchen rather than another multi-cuisine menu — wood-fired baati, kair sangri and ghewar made in house.
The thali arrives complete instead of course by course, so a full dinner takes about 45 minutes when you are short on time.
The order that makes the short drive from Boring Road worth it. See the full menu for every item, price and dietary marker.
The signature unlimited Rajasthani feast — 24+ items including Dal Baati Churma, Gatte, Kair Sangri, Kadhi, rice, assorted rotis and traditional sweets. Unlimited refills.
One unlimited thali instead of another multi-cuisine menu you already know by heart.
₹545 + GST · unlimited
See it on the menuWood-fired baati, panchmel dal and sweet ghee-soaked churma — the heart of Rajasthan.
The signature reason people drive over from the Boring Road side.
₹289
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Green chilli stuffed with masala potato, dipped in besan and fried golden.
Rajasthan's answer to a chaat-strip snack, fried to order.
₹129
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Desert berries and beans tempered with mustard, hing and dry red chilli.
Nothing on the Boring Road strip serves this — it's a genuine desert preparation.
₹279
See it on the menuGolden corn-flour roti, crisp on the outside, soft inside.
Hot corn roti straight off the tawa, refilled through the meal.
₹49
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Honeycomb disc of syrup-soaked ghewar crowned with saffron malai.
Ends the meal without a second stop for dessert on the way home.
₹199
See it on the menuRestaurants in boring road patna — the room, the thali and the dishes people photograph.
4.9★ from 42,345+ guests · reviews collected on Google, Zomato and Tripadvisor. Read them on Google.
“Ten minutes from the Boring Road crossing and far easier to park than the strip. Whole thali arrives at once, so a weeknight dinner is quick.”
Saurabh N.
Google ·
“We were tired of the same Boring Road cafés. This is a proper Rajasthani kitchen and the pillar-number address makes it easy to find.”
Ritika G.
Zomato ·
“Drove down from Patliputra on a Saturday and still got a table because we booked online. Worth the short trip.”
Amit S.
Google ·
From the Boring Road crossing, head west along Bailey Road and follow the metro pillars to No. 55 at Samanpura, Raja Bazar. It is a short drive outside peak traffic. Building parking is available and the lift runs to the 5th floor.
A short drive west along Bailey Road — follow the metro pillar line to Pillar No. 55 at Samanpura, Raja Bazar. Outside peak traffic it is roughly ten minutes from the Boring Road crossing.
Yes, parking is available at the building, and the lift takes you directly to the restaurant on the 5th floor.
Lunch runs 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM and dinner 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, every day of the week including public holidays.
Yes — Ghoomar is listed on Swiggy and Zomato for delivery across Patna, though the unlimited thali is dine-in only.
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