Chapati & Karak

Nice ambience with a limited menu. The sweet chapati was nice but the cheese chapati was ok. Should have tried the Karak chai but definitely next time.

Amazing brewed cardamom tea, add to that cheesy chapati. Loved it!!!

Karak tea is what i would get on long road trips to different towns and the roadside stalls would serve this super strong, tasty tea with milk and sugar.
We were super excited to finally try this place where all they serve are teas and «chapati». The place was packed at 4:30 on a sunday so we got a text message when a table was ready for us (didnt hurt me because i went to reiss and shopped a bit!)
When we got seated, the tea we ordered was the cardamom tea (our favorite flavor), although there were several others including one that had no additional flavor and ginger. I probably should have asked to have the tea without sugar so i could decide how sweet i wanted it but it was delicious nonetheless.
We ordered a plain «chapati», which is actually a parantha, a layered bread with butter. delicious but i would say it was nothing out of the ordinary to me.
The space had an interesting vibe to it and would be a good place to have a «tea» date given all they have on the menu is just that :) I will definitely go back and bring my family with me :)

Taste of karak is good but they sarve it in Plastic cups. Which Got me chock about it.

I went to first shop located in Doha, Qatar and I’m really excited when I knew that they opened in London.
This is a really nice place to drink the famous tea with milk blend called «karak «. It’s blended with fresh Indian Cardamon and I’m pretty sure that the taste will be enjoyable and tasty. There is also indian bread called «Chapati «mixed with cheese if you wanted a quick snack.
If you are going to shop in Harrods or just passing by knight bridge street don’t forget to try it and you will not regret it

We tried the Cardamom (£4) and Regular (£4) Karaks — came very (too?) hot, but were delicious once we could sip them. We enjoyed them with a sweet chapati (£5), which was cut into 9 pieces and a good snack. (We enjoyed the drinks more than the chapati to be honest.)
Staff are attentive and the space is quite decorative, including one wearing area for six where you can take your shoes off and sit on cushions.
A nice place to take a breather!

I like this place. I don’t come across Cardamom karak tea often. Here they have three versions. Sweeeet. And I mean literally. You have the option to sweeten yourself. Going for lunch or dinner next time. Great Arab atmospherics. Supposed to be second franchise of a Qatar operation. This one closer.

Now if you know what real Indian tea is, you’re dying to have some and you don’t mind forking out a bit more than you would from the homeland (India that is) for it, get here ASAP!
Don’t expect a phenomenal menu, they practically serve under 10 things but by George, I love this place! The only other one is all the way in Doha, Qatar, so if you’re in the area, not popping in is completely your loss.
Karak is basically very strong tea, boiled in a pot for pretty much… forever. It’s automatically sweet as they use evaporated or condensed milk (not sure which one, to be honest) and you have the choice of having it plain or with cardamom.
There’s also the choice of ginger, mint, green or red tea but that’s all folks! This place is not meant for coffee seekers.
As the name states, they also serve «Chapati» — not the standard Asian ‘roti’ kind though, it’s more paratha like personally but you can have it plain so it’s savoury or they’ll add some sugar/​honey to make it sweet (I recommend getting the sweet version).
On top of that, the setting is real arabesque, perfect date spot I say ;)

I went with ma friend for a midnight Karak, i liked the place as it was very traditional and it gives you the feeling of being in middle east. The service was very good and I dont mind of going there again.