Ayres Road, Manchester, Northwest England
From those humble beginnings, chaiiwala has grown into one of the fastest-growing purveyors in the UK of a unique dining experience. Featuring at its heart one of the world's most distinctive teas, Karak Chai, The popularity of Karak Chaii, which combines milk or/and sugar with the spice cardamom, has soared in recent years. It has spread from its Indian heartland to the Gulf States, where it is now one of the most popular daily beverages and served in diners everywhere. Now it's in the UK and chaiiwala is using the same family secret recipe that was it at the heart of its beginnings nine decades ago to serve it as part of its distinctive Desi offerings. You can treat yourself to an all-day breakfast with chaiwalla's own take on some classic breakfast foods including masala omelette, masala beans or daal, two rotis or toast and all washed down with a cuppa Karak Chaii. Or treat yourself at any time of the day to sweet and savoury snacks from a Bombay sandwich to masala chips, and chaiiwala's sweet paratha to the delicious home-made curry Pav Bhaji.
Staff has given verbal assurance of halal status. All the food served here is certified halal.
Score reflects a halal certificate on file.
Chaiiwala on Oxford Street, Manchester offers a lively spot for South Asian street food, blending bold flavors with a casual vibe. The menu is packed with favorites like samosa chaat, Bombay sandwiches, and their signature karak chai, which delivers authentic warmth. The most attractive thing is the Karak Chai, must to have for milk tea lovers. Prices are mid-range, making it accessible for students and city-goers. The atmosphere is vibrant, though seating can feel a little tight during peak hours. Service is generally friendly, with staff attentive and welcoming. Just one disadvantage is that there are no toilets here. The overall experience is enjoyable, especially for those craving a quick, flavorful bite with a touch of authentic desi flair.