Chaiiwala

Step in with Confidence. In the calm and serene ambience in the inside. Even if you are at lost on what to decide, the pretty welcoming staff will greet and guide you to suit your taste. I will HIGHLY recommend anyone(especially visitors)who happens to be here first time to have a good start of your breakfast. Do taste the Chay(tea) Good in the inside may not be enough but awesome and clean toilet is located very neatly at the side.

Chaiiwala is a street food joint serving fast food from the streets of Mumbai and Karachi. We tried their aloo paratha, kheema roti, karachi bun kebab, desi breakfast, mumbai sandwich, mumbai mac 'n' cheese, shakshuka, chicken tikka in naan, masala chips, loaded chips, pani puri, chana masala rice bowl, iced pink chaii, rose falooda and karak chaii. All the items were exceptionally great but karak chaii takes the crown. Pani puri was a disappointment because the puris, the masala and the spicy tangy water did not taste authentic. Rahif and Waad were very courteous in taking the order and serving it. The ambience is cozy with a cafe interior and black & white picture frames decorating the walls. The place is usually busy and occupied by the University students. Chaiiwala has a wide range of taste to spoil your taste buds. After our first visit, we revisited consecutively three times in a row within two days.

Chaiiwala is a really nice spot! I've been there three times and each visit was great. I'm a big fan of their aloo paratha and the butter chicken bowl – they're absolutely delicious. The portion sizes are good, and you're definitely getting your money's worth. We used their app to order, and since it was our first time ordering through it, we scored a cool 20% discount. Chaiiwala operates on a self-service basis and is also wheelchair accessible. The atmosphere is pretty chill, although it can get busy on weekends. Overall, it's a fab place to grab some grub. Make sure you don't miss out on their tea- it's a real treat!

Lovely little space for food. Went in for breakfast. I ordered samosa Chaat and paratha daal and mango falooda. The food tasted good and service was quick but the quantity of the food was a bit disappointing. And the only other issue is that some tables had trays left over as I think it was more of self service and customers are supposed to remove their own plates after eating but a check around by staff would be nice to ensure others have a clean table.

We visited this place for breakfast. It was a lovely place. Well decorated. I thought the idea of servicing food with a news paper print out was exceptional. I tried the Indian omelette breakfast set and loved it. The tea was exceptionally amazing. The tea tasted and felt like the tea served at Mumbai local tea stalls 🙂 very authentic. The only draw back is the service. They did mess up my order once and the tea took an extremely long time. I suppose they open at 8 a.m, but the tea was not yet available to be served until past 8:45 a.m, it could be because they still boil it and it’s too early. I suggest probably noting it somewhere on menu or something that tea is available only after a certain time. Besides this, the food was amazing.