Chiya Chai Cafe

The chais themselves are pretty expensive - I frankly don't know if they're high quality ingredients or executed really well, but they're tasty. The food is surprising and tasty - feels like a twist on Indian food I've had before. The happy hour pricing is more up my alley. Light, casual, and airy space.

The chai flight is worth it. Great place to come chill. The back has a more formal sit down area while the front is more of a coffee shop type of feel.

Really nice friendly staff. Very good food and affordable. I have my students meet me there to do our class as we enjoy the food

Not a big fan of chai since many places make it ridiculously sweet. Staff here gave me so many options on flavors and sweetness levels that got me to one I totally enjoyed. The samosas were also spicy delicious ????

Tasty Indian style food with meat and non meat options served in bowls or made into pies. Nice selection of regular and decaf Chai teas and a few other plain teas. No decaf plain tea, though. Order and pay at counter and food is brought to your table. You have to ask for napkins. Sadly, the second we were done eating, a ceiling vent blowing cold air was turned on directly overhead. My hair was blowing all over. The cold air hit the tops of our heads. If it had been hot outside this might have been ok. It was 40 degrees out and so the cold air hitting us made us think that the staff wanted us to leave. It wasn't near closing time. We hadn't been there long enough for me to finish my tea, so I just had to leave that. Oh well. I did like the food, but I don't think I'll go back.