Last updated: October 2026 · Method: desk research — the near-century history and locations from our sourced lassi research (traveller reviews, delivery listings, the shop’s own presence). Prices approx.

Near-century-old, one dish famous, queues at the counter: Shri Mishrilal Hotel is Jodhpur’s lassi institution — the Sardar Market sweet shop whose makhaniya lassi carries the city’s name further than its monuments manage. This is the story and the visit.

Lassi glasses lined at the counter, rabri caps gleaming

The institution

Approaching its hundredth year (the shop’s own telling runs near a century), Mishrilal sits in Sardar Market by the Clock Tower; location as heritage: the market grew around it and it kept serving. TripAdvisor reviewers keep arriving at the same phrase; “truly the best lassi in Jodhpur”; and our lassi roundup documents the near-unanimous consensus behind it. A second outlet at Saraswati Nagar (Basni) serves the south of the city; Swiggy carries it to hotel rooms.

The order, exactly

The visit pattern

Evening, mid-market-walk: the counter at full voice, the glass cold, the tower lit behind (the chai trail schedules it as the day’s sweet stop). Mornings are calmer; festival weeks queue. Hours run roughly 8:30 AM–10 PM (approx, the market’s rhythm governs).

The verdict

Strengths: the definitive version of the city’s definitive drink; the heritage-market setting is unrentable. Watch-outs: it’s a busy sweet counter, not a café, stand, drink, move; and the rich glass defeats a full stomach (sequence it after light eating).

Questions worth asking

Why “Hotel”?

Old Marwari naming: eating-house as hotel, the same convention that labels a century of sweet shops across Rajasthan. It serves no rooms and never meant to.

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