Rajaji - Washington, D.C.

The menu of Rajaji from Washington, D.C. includes 136 meals. On average, meals or drinks on the card cost about $14.5. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Bette Homenick likes about Rajaji:
Met my daughter and her family who were visiting from out of town. Her kids were a bit noisy but the restaurant was empty at 5:00 and only had about five parties at 5:30 so we didn't disturb too many people. The staff was very friendly but a bit hard to understand. read more.

The restaurant and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and eat.

What Eveline Kling doesn't like about Rajaji:
This was an almost comically bad experience. I ordered a coke and we went to the all you can eat buffet. I never received my coke and never again saw a waiter until we got our check. We never got our water glasses filled. We found half of the food items out by our second visit to the buffet. The rice pudding was spoiled!!!! Yuck. Food that was available was unremarkable or not very good. Very disappointed. read more.

For those who want to have a drink after work and hang out with friends, Rajaji from Washington, D.C. is a good bar, With traditional Indian spices, meals are tasty and freshly prepared. Of course, the right drink with a meal can be crucial; this gastropub provides a diverse variety of scrumptious and local alcoholic beverages like beer or wine, The guests of the establishment are also thrilled with the comprehensive selection of various coffee and tea specialities that the restaurant offers.