After a long time I had CHAI (Tea). It is one of the famous street vendors in our area.
With Nancy Abraham at Ruturaj Tea Stall, Gujarat University, Ahmadabad, Gujarat.
After a long time I had CHAI (Tea). It is one of the famous street vendors in our area.
With Nancy Abraham at Ruturaj Tea Stall, Gujarat University, Ahmadabad, Gujarat.
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I want it to! With Maska bun 😥
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Jessy!!! It was awesome. Mast masledar Chai. You just missed it. And we missed you too.
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Very nice!
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Thank you!!! We used to have it in our college days.
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She is very pretty. I love catching up with friends and expect you had a great time. I only drink herbal tea. Chamomile and ginger, at least 3 times a day after meals. It’s a great aid for digestion, tastes nice and is good for the body.
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Yes she is pretty. She’s teacher in school. Here we don’t get herbal tea on streets. It was totally funday.
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As you know, I too am a teacher. I teach Blogging as an aid to recovery for the recovery learning community – How to start a WordPress.com blog. Teaching is a lot of hard work but very rewarding.
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Chai tea, that´s great! 🙂
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Yupp!!! If you visit India and by chance if you travelling by train in sleeper coach. The first word you’ll be hearing is CHAAIIIII…….
It really great.:)
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Good weekend! you have excellent tea in your area! beautiful photo series
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Yeah This Ruturaj Tea Stall is at same place from last 15-16 years and serving just tea and coffee with muska bun (A big bread bun fill with butter or jam or butter and jam) They have maintained the taste of tea. Its wonderful.:)
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I’ve only had Chai tea in the US but I do love it. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
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Than please do come here to have Chai on streets. It will be great…:)
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