Tea Kadai

The best place for varieties of tea, coffee and desserts on north side. Once you have them always you will search for them. You will be always welcome with smile face workers always.TeaKadai, the best dessert shop💯

Had Masala tea with vellam, Hazelnut Bru, nanari sherbet, paniyaram and vegetable something. The drinks and paniyaram were good. The waiter were friendly.

Always wanted to try out this small place. Tea was ok. Pani Puri not too bad either. They have cakes as well.

If you want to try the traditional masala tea, this place is right for you. It's a little cafeteria in Little India neighborhood and it serves a variety of beverages, biscuits, cakes and local foods. There are a few tables outside, covered by a few umbrellas, and others inside.
The prices are quite good and the ingredients, together with the tastes, are superb.
The staff is always available, although a bit detached.
I suggest you give this tiny place a try, so you will experience for yourself the local dishes.

delicious hot drinks served upon orders. its like a local produce Starbucks added with specialty of Indian drinks such as Bru Coffee and snacks such as Pannipuri. definitely will come back for such amazing warm tasty drinks during tea time!

Tea Kadai Georgetown deserves a solid four stars! Their mouthwatering tea time snacks and drinks left me utterly impressed. The diverse flavors and cozy ambiance combined for a delightful experience. Whether you're a tea aficionado or simply seeking tasty treats, this place is a must-visit. With its inviting atmosphere and delectable offerings, Tea Kadai Georgetown easily earns its four-star rating.

This shop is always bustling with customers! The food and drinks here have that authentic Indian shop taste that I absolutely love. However, I sometimes feel a bit guilty staying here for too long, as there's usually a queue of customers waiting for their turn. So, it's not the best place to have a leisurely tea break when it's busy. But hey, the food is totally worth it!

I recently visited Tea Kedai and had a wonderful experience. The masala tea was delicious and had the perfect blend of spices, including cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, and black pepper. I also tried the nanari sabarth, which was a refreshing and unique drink made from the extract of the Indian sarsaparilla root (nanari) mixed with sugar, lemon juice, and water. The prices were very reasonable, and the staff was friendly and accommodating. I would love to visit again and try their pani puri snack.