Where to Eat
Must-Try Dishes
A Rajasthani dish popular in the region, consisting of lentil soup, baked wheat balls, and sweet crumbs (try at local dhabas).
A traditional Bihari dish made of wheat balls stuffed with roasted gram flour and served with mashed vegetables (available at street food stalls).
A sweet snack made of wheat flour, sugar, and ghee, often prepared during festivals (try at local sweet shops).
Best Restaurants
Shikharji Bhojanalaya
₹₹Vegetarian (Jain)
Near Jain Temples
Serves simple and authentic Jain vegetarian meals. The atmosphere is clean and peaceful, catering to pilgrims. A good place to try traditional Jain cuisine.
₹300-500 for two
Annapurna Restaurant
₹Indian Vegetarian
Near Parasnath Railway Station
Offers a variety of Indian vegetarian dishes. The food is tasty and affordable, suitable for families and budget travelers. Known for its quick service.
₹200-400 for two
Hotel Grand Sharda Restaurant
₹₹₹Multi-Cuisine
Giridih Road
Offers a range of Indian and Chinese dishes. The restaurant has a comfortable ambiance and is suitable for a relaxed dining experience. Ideal for those looking for variety.
₹600-800 for two
Local Dhaba
₹Local Indian
Along the trekking route
Simple roadside eatery serving local dishes. Offers a taste of authentic Jharkhand cuisine at affordable prices. Expect basic seating and service.
₹150-300 for two
Street Food Spots
Parasnath Market
Budget: ₹50-100 per person
Tips: Try the local snacks, but be mindful of hygiene. Opt for freshly prepared food and avoid eating from stalls with questionable cleanliness.
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